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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1907

Page

2

City teachers meet in separate institutes under new law

White teachers gathered at East Side school and colored teachers at their building for the first institutes under the new law. P Landrey led the colored program with Profs and teachers taking part. next sessions arranged for Friday and Saturday with Prof. R O Allen to speak Saturday. Public invited to all sessions. The day included physiology, nature study, method essentials, English, arithmetic, drawing, music and reading discussions.

East Side P. Landrey R. O. Allen J. D. Willis Miss Watkins Miss Stoddard Supt. Lawson Chubb Prof Kinnard

Embroidery and Bachelor Girls Club Social Highlights

The Embroidery Club enjoyed a Thursday afternoon with Mrs G W Emory, including needlework and conversation and a salad course. The Bachelor Girls Club was hosted by Mrs W C Davis on Friday with chrysanthemums and candles, a photo prize for Miss Malcolm McInnis and Miss Hughes, plus lunch. The group plans to meet with Miss Frances Fountain. Thanksgiving visitors include Hallie and Bess Moore of Houston and Guinn of San Antonio staying with Mrs Frank Clarke and Frances Fountain.

G. W. Emory R. M. Gordon W. C. Davis Malcolm McInnis Hallie Bess Moore Houston Guinn San Antonio Frank Clarke Laura Stevens Liberty Frances Fountain Alma Nash Waco Garth Louise Brown J. Webb Howell

Missionary Session on Cuba Sunday Evening

Sunday Nov 24 1907 6 15 p m topic Missionary Work in Cuba led by Miss Bertha Townsend with talks on Location and Physical Geography Cuba by Miss Lucille Batte and History and Religion of Cuba by Eugene Parks Also program includes hymn Let Jesus Saviour Pilot Me sung by Kirst Baptist S S Quartette and topic Oppression Rebellion and Free MOM by A J Buchanan Uncle Sam as Trustee and Guardian discussion Invitation extended to all attendees

Cuba Bertha Townsend Lucille Batte Eugene Parks Long Jesus Saviour Pilot Me Kirst Baptist S. S. Quartette Ces A J. Buchanan Uncle Sam Eetts Jones

Mrs Jodie Wilcox Dies In Iola

Bryan friends mourn the death of Mrs Jodie Wilcox aged thirty four who died in Iola last Thursday. A devout Christian and Baptist, she leaves her parents two children three brothers and five sisters. She was sister in law to Mrs J B Sanders and her husband had passed away earlier.

Jodie Wilcox Bryan Iola The Baptist J. B. Sanders

Howell Bros Red Polled herd rules at San Antonio fair

Howell Bros. great herd of Red Polled cattle wins big at the San Antonio fair. They take five first prizes nine second and one third premium among six exhibitors with ninety six cattle shown. The Howell herd gains fame statewide and beyond.

Howell Bros San Antonio

New Dress Goods and Trims at Brown Family Store

The Brown family showcases new dress goods and matching trimmings at Hugene Edge's corner store. Customers are encouraged to call using phone number 19 for details and availability.

Hugene Edge’s

Texas Cotton Crop and Guard Conference Reported

Commissioner Milner estimates Texas cotton this season at 1 987 887 bales based on ginned percentages up to Nov 14. An Texas National Guard conference discussed reducing to a brigade and a possible Major General Stacy succession. Ginned totals total 1 137 010 square and 62 550 round bales. Johnson City State Bank appoints Thomas Shearon as special agent amid resumption prospects.

Milner Ures Austin Agriculture Milner Texas Tas Ginners Texas National Guard Adjutant General William H. Stacy Newton Stacy Hulen Scurry Hutchings Townsend Lyon Brynes Delamater Department of Agriculture State Bank Love Thomas Shearon Dallas Johnson City State Bank San Antonio West Texas Bank and Trust Company

Bullard Surrenders After Old Dallas County Killing Charged

Deputy Trigg of Dallas Texas brought J W Bullard to Goodwater Alabama in custody on a Dallas county murder charge from nearly fourteen years ago. Bullard claims self defense and says he fled to Central America then returned to farm and mercantile work before his arrest follows a partner dissolution.

Goodwater Ala Trigg Dallas Tex J. W. Bullard Hammons Dallas County Bullard Don Texas Central America Alabama Mercar

Charles F. Persons Dies Former A P A Executive

Charles F. Persons former vice president and assistant general manager of the American Press Association New York office died in Stamford Connecticut at age fifty three Born in Rushford New York he learned printing and worked at the Cattaraugus Republican Little Valley and edited the Olean Daily Herald He later led the A P A New York bureau rising to secretary and president His wife died three weeks ago and he is survived by two daughters Mrs Frederick E Gwinn Jr and Miss Marjorie Persons

New York Charles F. Persons American Press Association New York City Stamford Conn Persons Rushford Nyy Cattaraugus Republican Little Valley Bradford Olean N. Y Olean Daily Herald Manger California Frederick E. Gwinn, Jr Marjorie Persons

Wage Reduction Hits 60 000 City Carpenters

A New York conference of 60 000 skilled builders announced that starting January 1 wages for master carpenters will drop from five dollars to four fifty per day. The cut aims to offset money market tightness and a 50 percent slowdown in construction activity.

New York Master Carpenters’ Association Brotherhood of Carpenters

Bank of France Extends Discounting of American Paper

Paris reports the Bank of France will continue discounting American commercial paper with prime French signatures and issuing gold upon payment of a premium. The amount of gold released will not exceed 20 million dollars and may be less. The bank receives a premium of three-fifths of 10 cents for gold.

Bank of France Paris Amercan Associated Press

Discounts Firm on Rates as Transfers Move Big Poundage

Discounts remained firm in London trading as large transfers of nearly 5,090,000 pounds from Russia to Japan did not disturb the market. The report notes steady rates and a quiet Saturday session in the discount market.

Japan London

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Folger’s Golden Gate E. J. Fountain Supt Statistical Report Bryan Methodist Church Methodist Church Home Mission Society Foreign Missionary Society Rosebud Missionary Society Epworth League Social Matters Syyon Emmel Emmel & Maloney Druggists and Stationers Co. F. Persons Stamford, Conn Schloss Bros. & CO. Fine Clothes Makers Baltimore and Schloss Bros. & Co, Fine Clothes Makers
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