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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1922

Page

8

Personal mentions from Bryan on various travels and visits

Col A B McSwain of Wellborn and Capt G W Dunlap of Millican visited Bryan on business. Dr W E Garrett Prof J Horace Craft and Sam E Eberstadt attended a Millican Club meeting. J H Cobb and Ernest Darwin left for New Orleans for medical and return plans. Red Cross nurses visited Harvey High School for public health work. Neill Zuber from Little Rock visited his mother and sister in Bryan. Mrs Tyler Haswell returned from Dallas with Ava Haswell. Dr John A Held and Col George E Hadley attended a Baptist convention in San Antonio. Mrs M B Willis returned to Waco after district meeting. E J Jenkins improving at home. A A Dean of Tabor traveled to Franklin. George W Dunlap and G G Baker and J C Markie arrived in Bryan. Baber assisted at Bryan Hospital. Judge J W Hamilton recovering weight after flu. Louis P Malasky returned to Bryan from Mexia. G P Edge of Cottonwood and L A Haste of Wellborn shopped for Easter. Seth Mooring from Brazos Bottom visited. Mesdames Daugherty Bailey Morgan Kraft and others from College visited Bryan. Dr W A Smith of Millican among Bryan visitors. Mrs T R Batte to Houston to visit daughters Kadell Miller Scott. Mrs W Stockton and Frances Louise of McAllen visiting sister Mrs Adams.

A. B. McSwain Wellborn G. W. Dunlap Millican W. E. Garrett J. Horace Craft Sam E. Eberstadt Millican Club J. H. Cobb Ernest Darwin New Orleans Cobb Touro Hospital Darwin Bryan Miss Crosse Red Cross Ann F. Prichett Southwestern Division American Red Cross Saint Louis Harvey High School Neill Zuber Little Rock Ark D. C. Zuber Margaret Zuber Neill Tyler Haswell Dallas Ava Haswell John A. Held First Baptist Church George E. Hadley San Antonio State Baptist Organized M. B. Willis Waco A. M. Waldrop College Station E. J. Jenkins A. A. Dean of Tabor Franklin George W. Dunlap Dinkins Brazos County G. G. Baker J. C. Markie Jasonville Indiana Arived Mexia G. P. Edge Cottonwood L. A. Haste Seth Mooring Brazos Bottom Mesdames L. R. Daugherty S. G. Bailey J. O. Morgan W. W. Kraft Elaine Bizzell Bess Kyle W. A. Smith T R. Batte Houston Albert Kadell M. A. Miller F. L. Scott

Bryan Visitors Share News and Travel Updates

Wednesday’s Bryan Daily notes locals and visitors including Dr and Mrs F C Bolton and Mr and Mrs E J Fermier from College station. E A Peters of Coleview. P S Park at a Bible class in San Antonio. Mrs John Anderson of Clarksville Tenn visiting Houston relatives. John Anderson of Mexia. A C Love returning from Beaumont. Lois Parker of Houston visiting Edge Apartments and taking classes at Bryan Business College. W J Ehlers from Mexia. E J Jenkins improving after ten days of fever. Postmaster C B McCallum of Waco visiting friends. J J Holligan of Holligan Chapel calling at the Eagle office. Mrs W M Smith of San Antonio visiting relatives. George Walker visiting C G Walker. Mrs H C Robinson Jr and daughter Elizabeth returning to Houston. E H Astin leaving for Houston on business. and a sale notice offering Winter laying White Leghorn eggs and guinea eggs from Lynn Sample, Kurten Route 1.

F. C. Bolton E. J. Fermier College Bryan E. A. Peters Coleview P. S. Park San Antonio John Anderson Clarksville John K. Parker Mexia A. C. Love Beaumont Love Lois Parker Houston T. C. Parker Edge Apartments Bryan Business College W. J. Ehlers E. J. Jenkins Mr. Jenkins C. B. McCallum Waco J. J. Holligan Holligan Chapel Eagle W. M. Smith E. L. Godwin George Walker Alexander C. G. Walker H. C. Robinson, Jr Elizabeth

Local notes from Bryan and Hearne area update

Marvin Elliott reports heavy cotton planting, expecting near full acreage by Saturday if rain does not interrupt, while Elsbeth Wipprecht returns home. Mr and Mrs J W Pitman of Waco relocate to Bryan and stay with Mrs L H Tucker. Pitman works at College. Paul Wipprecht of Houston visits Wipprechts. Albert Byrom is ill with laryngitis. Mrs Sam Cavitt and daughters plan a Houston Easter visit to see Mrs Cavitt's mother Mrs Hearndon.

Marvin Elliott Hearne Mumford Elsbeth Wipprecht J. W. Pitman Waco Bryan L. H. Tucker Pitman Paul Wipprecht Houston W. Wipprecht Albert Byrom J. E. Covey Sam Cavitt Marjory Jane

Real Estate Transfers Dominate Brazos County March Sales

Brazos County records show March real estate transfers totaling 21 055 dollars with numerous principal transactions. Notable sales include M G Nall and F L Henderson selling to C L Benson 81 55 100 acres on Bryan College road for 8000 dollars and other parcels across Bryan and Wellborn, with multiple parties selling parts of surveys and additions in Bryan and surrounding areas.

Brazos County M. G. Nall F. L. Henderson C. L. Benson Bryan and College Road A. S. McSwain Mary P Williams W. G. Wilson G. H. Fullerton Barbara L. Fullerton Hillcrest Bryan S. C. Williams N. F. Lockerd H. R. Cavitt Phillip’s John L. Utsey Ruby Lawless Utsey James Lang H. R. Cartmell P. Diaz J. Seale S. A. Symns J. S. Mimms A. D. Houston Brezos County E. J. Fountain J. W. Boney

Miss Jane Oliver Wins Diamond Ring at Caldwell's

Caldwell's Jewelry Store held a big Box Sale. The audience selected Miss Elizabeth Wilson to draw a ticket. The winning name drawn was Miss Jane Oliver of Bryan Texas, who received the diamond ring.

Caldwell Elizabeth Wilson Jane Oliver Bryan Texas

Baptist Banquet a Notable Success in Bryan Church

First Baptist church hosted a laymen led banquet at the Baptist tabernacle after the Mens Bible Class event. Speakers included Ox Held Rev J J Pipkin and Max McCrary with committee officers named for Bryan work. A second banquet celebrated the end of the Wallace Ford contest and featured Prof Gabe Carell and Dr In Held.

John A. Held First Baptist Church The Baptist Tabernacle Ox Held J. J. Pipkin Brazos County Max McCarey Calvert Robertson County C. E. Bullock Hearne R. L. Brown College A. B. Ford Jno. A. Moore A. 5. Ware Gabe Carell Cazell McDonald Mays Behrman Waco Baylor University D. L. Wilson R. W. Howell A. K. Brown J. M. Ferguson J. E. Brown M. E. Wallace Bryan Dr. Held Elbert Gammon Rapn Turner E. E. McAdams Harold Sanders Charley Meyers Main Street Banaue In About Six Weeks, Dr. Held Announces. Present Were: Dr. John A. Held Max McCrary A. L. Ward H. P. Dansby James Paige Harvey Fender W. A. Withers A. J. Buchanan J. F. Griffin J. H. Nash V. B. Edge J. W. Payne H. E. Randolph J. T. Turner J. M. Dunn W. B. Lanhar Mayes Behrina W. Howell Lee West H. P. Smith R. E. Jones J. H. Faris G. N. Martin C. W. Carnale J. B. Sanders J. Coulter Smith C. C. Vick T. P. Gilmore W. T. Bryant J. P. Carnes J. Tom Smith W.S. Higgs J. H. Gammon J. T. Denena M. M. Vance Charley S. Meyers J. Z. Ramsey D. C. Vick Chas Ramsey E. C. Dulaney E. J. Fountain H. H. Williamson A. S. Ware Gabe Cazell Jnc A. Moore, Jr D. E. Wil. Ruchli S. T. Buchanan P. A. Tardy J. H. Conway H A. Burger W. C. Ruchli S. W. Buchanan Albert Goodman A. C. Lambert D. D. Jolly James A. Bunting S. E. Locke Joseph Maloney Lee J. Rountree J. F. McDonald Rufus Bunting Lynn Griffith Ernest Kennedy Glynn Cloud George Butler David Bunting Solon Griffith Donald Held E. F. Parks R. B. Grant H. R. Guiberson Tom Turner

Brazos County clubs promote farming and terracing

County agricultural notes urge tenants and landlords to cooperate, promoting terracing on farms near Bryan, Bermuda sod gardens, and poultry and dairy improvements. Reports cover farm demonstrations, club luncheons, and lectures by marketing expert Aaron Sapiro, highlighting diversified farming and home-grown profits.

Crimm Revival Draws Attention in Cleveland Ohio

Dr John A Held receives a letter from Mrs A W McKee of the Crimm revival party in Cleveland Ohio praising Evangelist B B Crimm for drawing large congregations and strong interest in the Ohio city They say the Crimm party was won over by Bryan and plan a Texas return with a meeting in Calvert next August.

Rotary Club Meeting Highlights Bryan Event

The Bryan Rotary Club held a largely attended meeting at noon on Wednesday with Rotarian J T Sankey Park in charge of the program. Music by Rev S Moylan Bird and Prof Gabe Carell opened the session. County Agent C L Benson urged more rural attention and duties to farmer boys. Dr B A Sims outlined Bryan's Stealth and President J F Oates spoke on Trust Impressions. City Manager E F McAdams urged Rotary to take over Boy Scout duties. Funds and library aid for Huntsville Penitentiary were discussed, with a committee to secure books. Proposals for a $250000 Series No 3 stock sale were announced by S E Eberstadt.

Bryan Huntsville Lee J. Rountree F. L. Henderson T. K. Lawrence Brazos County Gabe Cazell Mineral Wells Texas R. O. Allen S. E. Eberstadt Bryan Building & Loan Association M. E. Wallace H. H. Williamson B. Youngblood Laniey Park Benson McAdams Eberstadt Carell Sims Mr. Oates Oak McKenzie J. T. S. Park E. E. McAdams Sam Parker M. L. Parker Jno M. Lawrence Sam E. Eberstadt C. L. Benson Tyler Haswell D. E. Moore Travis B. Bryan Wilson Bradley A. Moore, Jr L. G. Jones L. Wilson

Negroes Sing While Brazos River Rises at Jones Bridge

Messrs. Jas W James and Earl Morris reported the Brazos River near Jones bridge rose to within feet of the structure and overflowed the Burleson County side for miles. They described seeing only trees and tops of fences as the water swept by while locals sang and cheered, with one man noting the odor of cooking bacon aboard the flood. A lost pointer and setter dogs are listed with a $10 reward.

Messrs Jas W. James Earl Morris Brazos River Jones Bridge Burleson County

Bryan High School Dominates District Meet over Navasota

Bryan High School swept the District 24 track meet held in Navasota, scoring 78 to Navasota’s 42. Sixteen Bryan athletes qualified for the State Meet in Austin May 4 to 6, with standout marks including Howard Satterwhite’s 40 feet 6 inch 12 pound shot put and multiple top finishes by Bryan entrants in sprints hurdles and field events.

Bryan High School Navasota High School Navasota Bryan High Charley” Hudson Austin Bryan Highboys Howard Satterwhite Milton Dansby Willie Dobrovolny Fred Zak Bill Bethea Shorty Holbrook Harry Williams Sam Scardino Buck” Wallace Edgar Covey Henry Grelen Mark Wilcox Alton Boyett J.D. Jones Norman Dansby Tommy Hipp Bryan Mit Dansby T. Hipp Bryen High Weaver Navasota High Boone Will Dobrovotny Downs Leigh Dunavant Buffington J. D. Jones Binford Showalter Caldwell Madisonville Sealy Hilwood Iola Keith Wailis College Consolidated School Jenkins Bellville Brookshire Bedias Vera Fairleigh Brazos County Uzzell Walton Frances Taylor

Democratic Jury Primaries For District Sixth Candidates

Democratic primary slate lists Luther A. Johnson for sheriff and L E Morehead C L Baker for county attorney. It includes Oak McKenzie Clyde F Goen Jim Darwin for tax issues and Roy Hudspeth for tax collector. Ollie Smith for county clerk, Dora Wilson for county treasurer, D J McDonald for superintendent, Bob Eck Smith for commissioner precinct no GUY F Boyett M Risinger J T Sawyer George Rdge John Sabo for commissioner precinct No and Chas Di Stefano for commissioner precinct No FRank Krc Co M Degelia For Constable Precinct 4 H T Wheeless.

Congress Luther A. Johnson L. E. Morehead C. L. Baker Oak McKenzie Clyde F. Goen Jim Darwin Roy Hudspeth Ollie Smith A. S. McSwain Dora Wilson D. J. McDonald E. Bobc Eck Smith Guy F. Boyett

Little Woman Gains 20 Pounds Taking Tanlac

Mrs. B. F. Smith of Galveston Texas credits Tanlac with restoring her health after years of nervousness and stomach trouble. She says she weighed 110 pounds and endured weeks in bed before Tanlac improved digestion and added twenty pounds. Tanlac sold in Bryan by N. Stewart and leading druggists.

Taniac B. F. Smith Ave. P Galveston Texas Tanlae Bryan Stewart Ady

Cotton market steady as futures close unchanged

Cotton futures closed unchanged today while Bryan market spots sold at 16 cents middling.

Bryan

Edge District Happenings Report on Community Elder S R Childress

Edge Texas April 12 Sunday evening April 9 Mr S R Childress aged 75 died at his son’s home. A Georgia immigrant and longtime Brazos County citizen. He leaves five sons and three daughters with two deaths. He had been ill eleven days and voted for the March 11 Schoolhouse Bond election. Edge trustees attended an Educational Mass meeting and Edge teachers joined closing exercises at Kurten school. The Edge Sunday school plans to send about fifty to the County Sunday School Convention in Steep Hollow. C L Benson delivered Blue Ribbon Forty records. Mangum was away at a district meet in Navarro.

Edge Texas S. R. Childress Childress Georgia Brazos County Kurten D. J. McDonald The Edge Sunday School Steep Hollow C. L. Benson Mr. Mangum Mangum Navasota

Cotton in Brazos Bottom After Floods Hopeful 1922

Farmers along the Brazos River bottoms in Grimes Burleson and Brazos counties resume cotton planting as floods recede. Writers express cheer and hope for a bountiful crop in 1922, noting public need and farmer resolve to succeed.

Brazos Bottom Grimes Burleson Brazos County Brazos River

Mrs Curry Honored by State Speakers Bureau

The Bryan Woman's Club president Mrs M Hettie Curry has been added to the State Federation Speakers Bureau roster. Mrs J L Young of Mineral Wells is chairman. Curry will speak on Training for Citizenship and Literature as Related to Americanization.

Mr and Mrs W E Graham Visit Rock Prairie

Mr and Mrs W E Graham of Rock Prairie were in Ryan today for a brief social call, stopping at local shops and greeting residents during the afternoon.

W. E. Graham Rock Prairie Ryan

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Caldwell's Brazos County Boys and Girls Club DEP Bobbie Burns G. W. Emory Kurten Road L. R. Watson A. & M. College 23Rd Watson Kansas City Ft. Worth Wynnewood Oklahoma M. L. Rice Presbyterian Church Chamber of Commerce J. Webb Howell P. H. Downs Temple Sam Corrobbo Prospect Lucile Rosprim Lucile Benchley Smetana Reliance Kurten Harvey Aaron Sapiro Karvey Club Mathis Crimm Bryan Rotary Club H. J. Lenz Www M. Salvato At. K Navasota HI Little Woman Taniag
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