Ladies Choral Club prepares for Fort Worth festival
The Ladies Choral Club met at Carnegie Hall for practice ahead of the May trip to Fort Worth for the English singing festival. Mrs. Ed Hall presides. Prof. Lillebridge directs with hopes of a strong showing in massed choruses and an individual number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Hall
Fort Worth
Bryan Club
Ed Hall
Bradbury
Frederick Lillebridge
Lillebridge
Tannhaueser
Haydn
Mesdames
W.C. Davis
H. C. Boatwright
W. S. Wilson
Tyler Haswell
J. A. McQueen
Webb Howell
J. B. Sanders
Nellie Ballard
F. M. Law
Luther Taylor
M. Francis
John R. McCall
F. Lillebridge
Emily Pesle
Jane Glass
Ima Bradbury
Gussie Buchanan
Bertha Roberts
Laula, Coulter
Nannie Lou Betts
Lillian Killough
Nannie Berryman
Hettie Vide Bradbury
Lillee A
Bachelorettes Club Meets For Hearts Games
The Bachelorettes Club gathered Friday afternoon with Miss Allice Conway and about fifteen young ladies. They enjoyed games centered on Hearts and a tempting salad course. Next season the first meeting will be with president Miss Gussie Buchanan after commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allice Conway
Gussie Buchanan
Presbytery Holds Sessions Elects to General Assembly
Brazos Presbytery met for business sessions with morning minutes and reports. Rev. G. W. Story of Houston was elected commissioner to the Birmingham General Assembly in May, with J. D. West as alternate. Bay City chosen as future meeting site. Rev. E N Bradshaw accepted pastorate at Lubbock Street Church in Houston at $1,000 salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Story
Houston
General Assembly
Birmingham
J. D. West
E. B. Lomax
Bryan
J. A. Jones
Somerville
Bay City
E. N. Bradshaw
Lubbock Street
Bradshaw
R. M. Hall
Presbyterian Church
Insurance urged for life and property protection
Prudence and good business judgment urge readers to keep life and property insured and consult Jno B Hines for insurance needs. Office in Smith Building, phone 161.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno. B. Hines
Smith Building
Special Session Opens with Tax Bills in Governor Proclamation
Austin April 13 Eleven bills touching three subjects from the governor's proclamation faced both houses. Most are copies from the failed regular session tax measures, with minor wording changes. The senate organized with Barrett president pro tem and appointed notify lists. the house adopted stipends for stamps and subscriptions and retained staff salaries. Twenty seven house bills were read first time.
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Austin
House
Senate
BE. J. Roherig
Grayson County
Serghant Notain
Barrett
Fannin County
Skinner
Prachfield
Watson
House of the Senate
Paulus
Chambers
Murray
Graham
Messrs. Peeler and
King
Dallas Crime Spree and Fatal Family Tragedy Report
A man attacked a young woman in Dallas near the post office with a knife, nearly severing a thumb. In Dallas Carl and Grace Paternostro, siblings, died within hours of one another. Will Rutherford, a negro, was convicted in Greenville on criminal assault and sentenced to ten years. A shooting in a crowded Dallas streetcar caused a panic though no one was hit. Federal officials burned ten million lottery tickets in San Antonio, valued at five million dollars if sold, with lithography costs over ten thousand.
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Dallas
Carl
Grace Paternostro
Will Rutherford
Greenville
Tex
San Antonio
Conductor Named for Bryan White Teacher Normal
Superintendent Holland of Hearne Public Schools will head the Bryan normal faculty opening June 4 and closing July 8. Prof J D Willis of this city and Prof R McDonald of Harvey will assist, forming a strong faculty with Brazos and Robertson counties joining forces for broader attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
The
Hearne Public Schools
Bryan Normal
Hearne
Brazos County
Teachers’ Institute
J. D. Willis
R. McDonald
Harvey
Brazos
Robertson County
Blondwood Stallion Draws Admirers Across Counties
Blondwood a chestnut stallion owned by Mr. Sam Higgs of this city attracts many admirers in Falls and neighboring counties and Brazos. He has been in town briefly. Brood mares are sent from these counties to Bryan. Cain of Kosse is present with several good mares in a shipment.
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Blondwood
Sam Higgs
Higgs
Reagan
Falls County
Falls
Brazos County
Bryan GF
Cain
Kosse
Goggan Brothers Pianos Sold With Warranted Quality at Cavitt’s
Thos Goggan and Brothers advertise pianos sold through Cavitt’s drugstore with a promise of no low quality. With 41 years in the music business they claim expert grading and suitable picks for Texas homes. Pedigreed instruments offered on easy terms to encourage ownership over rental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Goggan & Awros
Texas
Cavitt
Goggan & Bros
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Tomer
E. J. Fountain
W. E. Johnson
City
Laura Dunlap
Johnson
Rose McDonald
Garland Lang
Sherman
Austin College
Misses Rose McDonald
Irma Harris
Adline Sanders
Messrs
Carey Brooks
D. F. Diggs
S. W. Dunlap
Edward Hoffman
Brenham
Astin
F. C. Oliver
A. A. Farley
Astin-Harrison
G. W. Emory
Fred Pryor
W. H. Webb
Jno. M. Lawrence
Mal Webb
el Paso
Mesdames Mal Webb
Just
Emmet & Maloney
Hunter & Ghathan
Haswell
DuBois
George Smith
Burger, Mooring
Brandon
T. K. Lawrence
Pryor
Jas. H. Webb
Jno
M. Lawrence
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Hilger
Brazos Valley
C. L. Hilger
Mexico- ST. Louis
Kase
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St. Louis
Chicago
Mexico
Pullman
Bath
D. J. Price
G. P
T. A. Geo
D. Hunter
Palestine
Distar
W. A. Watkins
Bryan, Texas
Carson, Sewall & Company
Insurance
Hudson, Bryan, Texas
W. Wilson
Franklin Texas
Hudson & Wilson
Franklin
Robertson
Bear Ford
Armstrong Packing House
W. C. Fountain
Burt Norwood
N.jambatta
James & Nunn
William Jennings Bryan
Thompson Publishing Co
Hom Chung Laundry
Franklin Market
Silk
Ry Ces
Ordhar
Quick Am
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