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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1908
Page
3
Rev. T. EB. Morris was welcomed as pastor of the First Methodist Church in a full house service. The gathering included leaders from Baptist and Christian churches who assisted in the service as Morris delivered an earnest sermon titled The Barren Fig Tree to an attentive audience.
A small Baptist gathering in a church parlors discussed finances and pledged 5000 dollars toward erasing the denomination’s debt on its building. Officials expect the remainder to be cleared in a few days as the earnest effort continues. Constable Baker arrested Charley Duty in Benchley for rude display on a southbound freight train. Sheriff Conlee was notified and took Duty and his son into custody. Christmas dolls advertised by Emmet & Maloney.
The Bachelor Girls club meets Wednesday afternoon at 3 with Miss Hettie Smith. Honorary members are asked to phone the hostess to attend.
The Episcopal church ladies present a unique side splitter at the Opera House on December 18 with forty leading local people in the cast. The show is billed as a restar button buster with a start and finish full of laughs.
Brazos Lodge No. 64 Knights of Pythias holds a regular meeting at o'clock sharp. Election of officers and other business of importance will be discussed. Members are urged to attend and visitors are welcome. Signed J. M. Hare.
Dr H H Harrington was in the city Sunday. County Judge A G Beard left Sunday for a sojourn at Marlin. Mr B L Reed a well known Brazos bottom planter left Sunday for Marlin. Born to Mr and Mrs T A Satterwhite Monday morning, a baby girl. Dr W P Jones of Harvey is in Fort Worth for a surgical op on her son Leonard who has appendicitis.
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