Passenger and railway notices fill Bryan city page
Train schedules list north and south bound departures for H and T C and I and G N lines. Local updates note residents traveling to Brenham Fort Worth Sapulpa and Dallas plus visits from several towns. Ads include cordwood for sale a brick corner building for rent and bakery offerings with fresh bread and cakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volney Cavitt
Wheelock
Waco
Robert Armstrong
Bryan Street
Lametta
School of Expression wowed Bryan with lively Texas Woman’s College performance
Pupils of the Texas Woman’s College School of Expression directed by Miss Elizabeth Gatton staged Aunt Sophronia at the Opera and Lovey Mary at the Opera House drew an appreciative audience. Miss Leslie Davis and Miss Gladys Boyett led, with piano numbers by Miss Imogene Bradbury and Mr Wynne Lay. Actors wore stage disguises and the crowd praised the four act comedy and overall program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
School of Expression
Texas Woman’s College
Elizabeth Gatton
Sophronia
Leslie Davis
Gladys Boyett
Lovey Mary
Gatton
Imogene Bradbury
Wynne Lay
Opera
Last Quarterly Conference Honors Betts Pastoral Era
The Methodist church held its last quarterly conference of the year and the final under Dr. I. F. Betts four year pastorate with Rev. E. L. Shettles presiding. Officers reported progress and strong finances with total year receipts around eighteen or twenty thousand dollars. Specifics show 14109.28 for building and furnishing and 732.97 for the parsonage. A new slate of stewards and Sunday School superintendents was elected and a committee was appointed to prepare resolutions noting Betts four years of service and his removal by limitation, while praising Shettles’ district leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
I. F. Betts
E. L. Shettles
R. S. Webb
J. H. Allen
E. W. Crenshaw
C. G. Walker
E. J. Jenkins
W. H. Lawrence
C. E B. Jenkins
Ed Hall
A. M. Waldrop
W. H. Cole
Jas. Webb
Wilson Bradley
R. O. Allen
C. M. Bethany
L. F. Betts
Health Coffee Imitation From Dr Shoop of Racine Wis
Dr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin introduces Health Coffee a fast brewing substitute made from pure roasted cereals grains malt and nuts with no real coffee. The product claims to closely imitate coffee and can be prepared in about a minute. Sold by Jam Lawrence Co with dtf notation.
Market Quotations November 21 Government report notes 11 million bale crop
Market items show government cotton report released Thursday signaling a total crop near 11,000,000 bales. Prices move across cotton and grain futures with Galveston New York Liverpool and Bryan quotes for cotton cattle calves yearlings corn potatoes poultry butter and eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galvestor
New York
Liverpool
Bryan
Ft. Worth
Houston
Veston
Howston
Bryan prices for November 22 quoted
Hides Bryan notes Bryan prices quoted for November 22. The item list reflects the market rates and values available on that date.
Cotton Receipts and Local Church Events
Following are Pryan season cotton receipts from Lawrence Warehouse and Brick Warehouse. The sermon by Pastor Challenner is at 11 a.m. at the Art House with Bible school at 9:45 a.m. No evening service. union meeting at the Myimogief church. Mrs. M A Jenkins returns from visiting her son Capt Albert Jenkins in New York after the steamship Denver struck an obstruction, damaged the hull, and put back to Key West for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Challenner
Accoupimef Union
Myimogief
M.A. Jenkins
Albert Jenkins
New York
One Young Man Killed as Fight Breaks Out in Camilla
A social gathering at George Vines home near Camilla Georgia ends in death and injuries. William Shiver is dead. Virgil Shiver severely cut. Ford badly beaten with possible blindness. Claude Fowler shot and wounded. Cause of the fight not yet learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camilla
George Vines
William Shiver
Virgil
Ford
Claude Fowler
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Prunes
Citron
Brazil
G. N. Schedule
South Bound
R. H. Harrison
Brenham
G. M. Freeland
Fort Worth
J. F. Ransome
Sapulpa
Oklo
Laura Koppe
Henry Dixon
Benchley
J. W. Rosprin
Myers
M. S. Freeman of
Harvey
J. D. Sanders
Stone City
Mrs. M. D. Willis
BE. Worley
Baby Arive
Dallas
Joe Opersteny
W. R. Goen
Amon Williams Harvey
P. S. Tilson
Howell Lamberts
P. Dansby and
T. B. Martin
Hollow
City
Yester
Rubin
Zofia
Crenshaw
Reliance
W. Cloud
John Deine
Kurten
Mrs. W. C. Johnson
San Anto Fair
Jno. M. Ce & Co
Richardson and Union
Haswell
Oook
J. D. McCorquodale
Oklahoma
J. D. West
Virginia West
Pen
Florida
Sludge
W. C. Gibbs
Kirbyville
W. F. Gibbs
T. A. Searcy
J. J. Tatumeft
Alvarado
Texas Bakery
Otto Boehme
Calvert
M. E. Bethany
R. M. Petty and Sons
Jim Bethany
Russell
Hempstead
Miss Wagner
A. J. Wagner
Wagner & Bryson
Claud Searey
Dr. Searey
Sam Adams
Spell Bros
Gooch & Co
Armando S. Belaval
Navasota
Santa Fe
Kuppenheimer Chicago
The
Texas Wo
Man’s College
Sophronia Tabor
Davis
Nelice
Miss Hazy
Katie McGregor
Wiggs
Buchanan Mine
Davis Tommy
Edgar Derden
Jake Schultz
Aline Rhode
Hazy
Jordon
Bryan Methodist Church
Parks & Waldrop
Pryan
W. C. Fountain
Ofice Up
Lover Smith
Willis
W. F. Miller
Mer
Koppenheimer
Laan
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