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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1907
Page
2
The Daily Eagle notes Dr. Butler’s Sunday sermon declaring a national crisis at the parting of the ways. He urges duty and responsibility amid moral decline while praising God’s work stirring people toward greater effort and hopeful prospects for the new year.
Colorado suffrage leaders demand that Mrs Ruth Bryan Leavell be sent to the national convention to nominate her distinguished father. Her campaign highlights women’s influence in politics and party representation at the gathering.
A college professor claims radium can preserve a young woman's beauty for a hundred years or more through its use, promising lasting freshness and bloom.
William James Bryan is named by the governor to serve out the late Senator Mallory’s unexpired term in Florida. He is noted as a cousin of William Jennings Bryan.
Prompt approval by Hon Ww. J. Bryan allows the city a new date to offset Tuesday night’s unavoidable disappointment. His consent comes as the community awaits planning details and possible changes in schedule.
The author argues humans are naturally combative and Americans are a fighting people. Christianity tempers this energy toward conquering nature and obstacles for progress. The piece notes Texans enjoy heated political contests and vigorous campaigns.
A brief item notes a sale with goods described as firing or fire related at Cavitt's Drug Store, priced to move at cost. The fragment mentions the store and a discount offer, signaling a promotional event.
An advance notice reports Miss Helen Grantly will present Christian Reid's war drama Under the Southern Cross at the Opera House on New Year night. The four act play centers on a Southern girl's courage during the Civil War reflecting hospitality and chivalry, with Federals occupying an old farm house and a Confederate camp.
Christmas day wedding unites W G Moore of Springtown Parker county and Ollie May at the bride’s parents Fountain home. Rev G A Foster officiated in a simple ceremony in the presence of relatives and a few friends. The bride, daughter of Dr and Mrs J B May, is a TW College alumna and noted for charm and accomplishments. The groom is a respected local young man. The Eagle extends congratulations.
Mother Superior Mary Evangelist and Sister Stanislaus left yesterday to visit the Ursuline community in Dallas. Sister Stanilaus, recently from France, will have charge of the Art Department of Villa Maria Academy after the holiday vacation. She is an artist of rare ability and has had the best training abroad.
A white boy accidentally shot and killed a Negro boy named Robert Allen while bird hunting near Rye. Deputy Sheriff Conlee investigated and found the death purely accidental caused by Lee Kopecky, son of Joe Kopecky, during a drive of birds in a branch.
Dr. Jeff D. Ray pastor of the Seventh and James Street Baptist Church in Waco resigns to accept a chair at Southwestern Theological Seminary. A Baylor University alumnus with a degree from the Southern Baptist theologic seminary, he has held key Texas charges and preached statewide. He is noted as a scholarly Christian gentleman and brother to Mrs. Geo M. Brandon of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Moseley of this city mourn the death of Mrs. C. C. Brooks at her Beehouse home Coryell County. An aged lifelong Methodist, she leaves four children. Her remains were laid to rest at Crawford McLennan County on Christmas day. Friends extend sympathy to the Moseleys in their bereavement.
Sunday services at the courthouse feature Rev. Jas A Challenner preaching. Sunday school meets at 9 45 a m with election of officers during the 11 a m service and again at 7 15 p m. Supt J J Ray urges full Sunday school attendance for the vote.
Dr. J. D. West announces Sunday services at the Presbyterian church with Sunday school at 9 45 a m and preaching at 11 a m and 7 p m by the pastor Westminster League at 6 15 p m teachers training class Monday at 3 30 p m and prayer meeting Wednesday 7 p m
A Tuesday blaze at the W. H. Shelby property in Reliance wiped out the home and contents owned by Lon DeHart and his family. The loss was total with no insurance. Neighbors offered quick aid to the distressed family.
The county clerk issued licenses to Albert Robertson and Lena Turner, Jake Newsome and Libbie Jenkins, Amos Hall and Zadie Chapman, Lem Kitz j and Lavinia Randle, and Frank DeCoste and Marih Rizzotto.
Pastor Dr. Geo B Butler announces Bible school at 9 45 a m public worship at 11 a m and 7 30 p m with preaching by the pastor Junior B Ter issue m The public is invited to attend Special Christmas music program noted elsewhere in this issue Ed Edge is here from Zulch.
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