New Presbyterian Church Opens in Bryan with Sizable Edifice
The handsome First Presbyterian Church of Bryan is complete and ready for an 11 o'clock Sunday opening service. Architect M. F. Parmalee of Knoxville, contractor I. H. Newton, and a large local building committee oversaw a 69 by 65 foot frame structure with buff brick veneer, two towers, and a metal roof. Interior features include seventeen memorial art glass windows, golden oak pews, a carpeted floor, and a basement hot air furnace. Total cost is about 14 590 dollars with membership at 148 and Sunday school enrollment of 80. The article notes a future pipe organ and lists historical pastors and current leadership.
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First Presbyterian Church of
Bryan
Eagle
J. D. West
W. J. Bryan
Thomas Walter Higgs
Esther Jane Higgs
Robert John Nicol
Anna Nicol
J. P. Mitchell
L. D. Stockton
Margaret McDougald
Matilda Morgan Cavitt
William Shaw Stuart
Sunday School
Westminster League
M. F. Parmalee
Knoxville, Tenn
I. H. Newton
Mesdames
O. H. Astin
J. W. Brogdon
L. E. McDougald
D. F. Dansby
E. B. Lomax
M. F. Dansby
Derden
H. H. Henry
W. §. Higgs
J. H. Mawhinney
L. L. McInnis
Messrs. McInnis
Mawhinney
Dansby
Brazos
J. R. Hutchinson
Cochran
Byers
W. H. Vernor
J. M. Carson
J. W. Sexton
John L. Martin
I. J. Daniel
J. A. Hall
Sexton
J. F. Mitchell
Robi. Armstrong
Toy Junkin
J. F. Mitch
Important Visitation at Villa Maria Academy by nuns from Rome
An important visitation at Villa Maria Academy will today be marked by the arrival of Mother General Julian of the Areulines from Rome, Italy, with her secretary Mother Theresa and other sisters. They will be entertained at Villa Maria Academy then proceed to Galveston and return to Bryan.
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Villa Maria Academy
Dallas
Julian
Rome
Italy
Mother Theresa
Mary Joseph
Mary Evangelist
Galveston
Bryan
Another Gin for Bryan in Luza Site
W. E. Johnson and H. H. Dunlap bought the Luza gin from Jacob Luza in Bryan. Dunlap will oversee overhaul by J. B. Stevenson and installation of new equipment. He expects to open by week end and invites public patronage.
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W. E. Johnson
8. H. Dunlap
Luza
Jacob Luza
Mr. Dunlap
J. B. Stevenson
Noted American consul's leprosy study and beliefs
Dr. Eugene H. Plumacher, American consul at Maracaibo, Venezuela, reports leprosy is hereditary and not contagious, though treatable with limited cure prospects. He aided lepers, photographed cases, and experimented with a secret remedy, aiding ten individuals while noting food shortages hinder recovery. He would sacrifice colony ties to stay with the patients.
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Washington
Eugene H. Plumacher
Maracaibo
Venezuela
State Department
Plumacher
Canadian Pacific Wreck Deaths Rise to Twelve
Toronto report lists twelve dead and ten injured in the recent Canadian Pacific railway wreck. authorities incomplete on full casualty details. casualties updated as investigations continue.
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Toronto
Canadian Pacific Railway
Severe Earthquake Shock Felt in Talea on Wednesday
A severe earthquake shock was felt at Talea in the afternoon at 1 29 o clock on Wednesday, with reports from Santiago de Chile noting the tremor.
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Santiago de Chile
Talea
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