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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1924

Page

4

Payne and Elliott Couple Wed at Edge Home

Johnnie Earnest Payne son of Ed Payne and Ora Ruth Elliott daughter of Tom Elliott were married Sunday at 6 pm at the bride’s parents home with Rev. J J Pipkin officiating. The couple will reside in Bryan after a short wedding trip to Houston and plan to make their future home in Bryan.

Johnnie Earnest Payne Ed Payne Payne Payne & Rychick Edge Ora Ruth Elliott Tom Elliott Near Edge J. J. Pipkin First Baptist Church Pauline Beard Houston Miss Beard Johnnie Payne Bryan Parker-Astin Hardware The Edge School Eagle

Burglary Report At Local Negro Store

The Negro store near West Side Park owned by W. C. Daniels was burglarized Tuesday night. About 45 to 50 dollars was taken from the cash drawer. Chief W. S. Martin investigated this morning. No other items appear missing after a quick check.

West Side Park W. C. Daniels W. 5. Martin

Tabor Students Graduate at Tab or High School

The elementary grades from Tabor and Alexander and Cottonwood schools held joint graduation at Tabor High School. Twelve graduates presented with a class poem, a valedictory, diplomas, and the play The Blessed Boy, amid flowers and packed seating.

Bryan Daily Eagle Tabor Alexander and Cottonwood Tabor High School Pauline Bettie Maud Walker Victoria Wolf Annie Locke Lois Henry Vella McAlrly Henry Harriss Bennie Ayers Louis Nichols Clyde Wilson Freddie Conrad Vella McAlily T. O. Walton A. and M. College W. G. Colson Boy Unn Edge Marjorie Marquart Ruby Walker Willie Fuller Ola Henry Herbert Smith J. T Edge Walter Armstrong Marlin Sam Kauffman Chicago Ill

Wellborn Birthday Party for Frances Burkhalter

In Wellborn on April 17 Mr. and Mrs. D D Burkhalter hosted a birthday party for their daughter Frances. Relatives and friends, including Margery Neelley Lionel Parker and many others, enjoyed games hot chocolate lemonade and cakes. Frances received many presents marking her first birthday.

Bryan Daily Magle Wellborn D. D. Burkhalter Frances Margery Stan Neelley Lionel Parker David McMin Robert Guy Neelley Farnest Mary Sidney Anna Mae Redman W. C Louise Arnold Margaret Hoper Far Crone D. D Florine Franc’s Buckhalter Mattie Eideon John Neelley B. J. Redman Clarence Arnold I. H. Royder D. D. Buckhalter Leila Maude Norwood L. E Joe Norwood T. J. Crone the Baptist Peo Dr. and F. Lee R. L. Brown

Weekend Church Events Invite Community

The notice promotes Friday night club activities on April 18 and a Sunday school gathering. Seniors are urged to attend a Sunday picnic, and Rev. R. L. Brown will preach at the Baptist church in Wellborn on Saturday night April 19 at 7 30.

R. L. Brown Baptist Church Wellborn Tabor High School Will Gandy Bryan Texas

Kurten Klippings Special Graduation Night

Kurten notes the 1924 graduation with seven tenth grade graduates Nellie Lawless Johnnie Sabo Tillie Fuschak Frances Fridel James Kurten Frank Fridel Otto Fuschak. A class play and a later crowd scene involved faculty and students with jokes and pranks. The piece credits County Agent Benson and Principal Poole, lists teachers, attendees, and confirms best wishes for the graduates.

Bryan Daille Kurten Nellie Lawless Johnnie Sabo Tillie Fuschak Frances Fridel James Kurten Frank Fridel Otto Fuschak C. L. Benson Louis Kurten Henry Endler Dorothy Alice Mildred Harold Tom Jack Frank Fridal Ophelia Judkins Emilius Edgerton Britten Henderson Miss Judkins Darkey the Wood Dealer Manuel Kasiske Arthur Yeager Mary Lou Prinzel F. L. Poole Mary Lou Prinzer Artie Hearne Willie Kelley Benson Bryan D. J. McDonald Steele Ozelle McDonald Frank Fuschak Will Blazek Hugo Linz James Lang J. T Louise Brecksmith A. J. Meyer Hattie Rahnert San Antonio Amos Buchanan H. D. Cuykendall Laura Belle Roten

Community play and social events noted

Edge Epigrams Edge reports club women plan a play on April 10 with all invited. Pauline Beard visits Houston and Pauline Thompson begins a position at A and M College. Miss Lurline Dowling and Winnie Burrows host weekend visits, others travel to Bryan. A men’s organization forms after Friday night meeting, sunrise breakfast gathers several locals.

Bryan Daily Eagle EDGE Pauline Beard Houston T. W. Beard Pauline Thompson A. and M. College Lurline Dowling Winnie Burrows Auditorum Ruth Elliott John Payne Bryan Velma Moore Nitia Mae Moore Jewel Cross Mildred Cross Dorothy Mangum Louise Pack Gladys Loss Morgan An Jim Leghman Roy Blott

Social gathering lists Velma Moore and guests

Attendees included Lurline Dowling Pauline Beard Rachel Cabiness Winnie Burrows Maud Moore Octavia Morrison Velma Moore Ruth Elliott Floyd Moore Morgan Cross John Payne Jim Leighman Curtis Hare and Bill Hare. Octavia Morrison weekend host in Normangee while T C Elliott and W C Hill delivered a new piano for the Baptist church. Rev J J Pipkin preached at Edge Sunday.

Velma Moore Lurline Dowling Pauline Beard Rachel Cabiness Winnie Burrows Maud Moore Octavia Morrison Ruth Elliott Floyd Moore Morgan Cross John Payne Jim Leighman Curtis Hare Bill Hare Normangee T. C. Elliott W. C. Hill Bryan The Baptist Church J. J. Pipkin Edge

STEEP HOLLOW SUNDAY VISITS AND FAMILY NEWS

Steep Hollow reports social visits from April 17 with Will Holligan and family visiting Reliance relatives. Bryan guests Thomas Caywood and J J Vandiver family hosted Sunday. Roy Foster and family plus Ruby and Lola Foster visited near Lexington. Joe Bond and son Alton spent weekend with Prospect kin. Paul Jones and J W Hicks from Bryan called on local residents.

Bryan Daily Magle Steep Hollow Will Holligan Reliance Thomas Caywood Bryan J. J. Vandiver Joe R. Barnett Roy L. Foster Ruby Lola Foster Lexington Joe Bond B. G. Bond Prospect C. M. Risinger Alton J. T. Cross, Jr Tabor Paul Jones J. W. Hicks Arnold Murray Thomas Murray Wixon

Local News From Benchley and Surrounding Areas

A heavy rain and hail storm damaged young gardens and delayed farming for a week. Various locals, including J. H. Evetts of Corsicana, H. W. Boyles, and families from Houston to Bryan, are mentioned. A birth occurred April 7 at Will Winstead, and a rural mail carrier vacancy arose after Watson Bowman’s death. Curly Locks.

Bryan Daille Benchley J. H. Evetts Corsicana H. W. Boyles Hearne R. B. Dunn Sylvan Broach Bryan Alfred Blume Richard Conway Knight Houston J. L. Roberson Mesdames Chas. Merka H. B. Seale W. E. Henry Humble Ross Cameron Bud Henry Curtis Elliott Ola Lois Eula Henry Tabor Cr. E. Roberts Lambert Montana Galveston G. B. Bowman C. A. Searcy A. D. Doerge Moss Sutton Will Winstead Nannie Mae Moss Lucile Winstead Hugh Rice Effie H. W. Peyton Calvert Joe Merka Frank Merka August Merka John Bowman Brad Haygood Charley Deason Hugh William Rice Charley Merka M. J. Tremont Walter Merka Allen Military Academy Watson Bowman Ross Seale

Harvey Happenings Reports Destructive Local Cyclone

A strong cyclone near Harvey caused extensive damage three miles east, ripping roofs off rental houses, injuring Mrs. Carl Morgan, forcing a family to seek shelter in a storm cistern, and tossing a colt across fields. Neighbors aid Jim Kelley and family as crews assess the wreckage.

Bryan Daily Eagle Harvey Charlie Eden Clyde Goen Jim Kelley Carl Morgan Mrs. Morgan

Storm delays work and wrecks oil derrick in local notes

The report notes a three hours rain Sunday from noon to 3 p m delaying work until Monday. Iris Dyess won county and district declamation prizes. The Geo Williams oil derrick was wrecked by the storm, boiler opened, and hawks were seen circling the Davidson yard. A church service and cemetery cleanup were planned. Annie Laurie Etheridge earned a first year club certificate in sewing and cooking while Miss Dowling and Miss Burrows returned from Edge after the rain.

Lurline Dowling Edge Winnie Burrows Lurline Morgan Cross Iris Dyess Iris Geo. Williams Place Free Will Baptist Church Bryan Annie Laurie Etheridge J. C. Davidson

Riley twins celebrate 50th birthday at Reliance home

RELIANCE Apr 17 Messrs John and Will Riley twins of Reliance celebrated their 50th birthday Sunday at Will Riley's home. A long table with foods drew a large crowd including Monroe Riley and Robert Smith of Goose Creek Florence Bullock of Shreveport and many from Bryan. Rain interrupted the enjoyments but health and farming leisure are noted.

Bryan Reliance John Will Riley Monroe Riley Robert Smith Goose Creek Florence Bullock Shreveport Tom Shealy Houston Tom Smith Cildren Lee Burley Lloyd Smith College J. S. Morgan

Women organize at Steele's Store big attendance Tuesday

Steele's Store hosts a Woman's Home Demonstration Club event on April 15 with Miss Laura Belle Roten guiding. Members elected officers, discussed plans for a community fair, and set a May 1st meeting aiming for at least 20 attendees.

Steele’s Bryan Daily Eagle Laura Belle Roten Stone City C. M. Degelia Joe Trenthoast J. J. Depuma R. H. Hearne Lena Ferria County Home Demonstration Chas Ferria Ross Banana T. C. Cangelese Joe Ferria T. C. Cangelose

Box Supper At Smetana School House Friday Night

Local invitation for a box supper at the Smetana school house on Friday night April 18. Girls bring boxes and boys bring change to bid for a seat with their chosen girl. Visitors from Bryan are invited to attend.

Smetana School House Smetana Bryan

Mrs Brayton Hosts Misson Society Meeting at Church

Group No. 5 of the Woman's Mission Society of the First Methodist church met Tuesday afternoon in a postponed session hosted by Mrs. H. R. at the church setting.

Lions Club Urges Support for School Library Drive

Brayton with eight members pres ent Mrs A K Brown presiding in chairman's absence led devotional exercises Mrs John Seeley Caldwell led prayer and Mrs Lamar Jones taught on Social Welfare of America assisted by Ashworth Brown Brayton Gibbs and Nat Allen An urgent appeal to raise 2000 for the public school library Next meeting with Mrs W L Porter Present were A K Brown Caldwell Jones Brayton Gibbs Williams Nat Allen Ashworth.

Parent-Teachers’ Association W. L. Porter Mesdames A. K. Brown John Seeley Caldwell Lamar Jones H. R. Brayton W. K. Gibbs J. M. Williams Nat Allen O. A. Ashworth

Clubbing a Husband play to be given by Edge club

Edge ladies present the comedy Clubbing a Husband Friday night at 8 o clock postponed from a week ago due to Bryan Chautauqua. Allen Academy band to furnish music after school. Admission 35 and 25 cents.

San Oy Daily Eagle EDGE Bryan Allen Academy Edge Club

Bright Light Free Baptist Church to Organize Cemetery Association

Regular services will be held at Bright Light Free Baptist church next Saturday at 11 am with the pastor preaching. A Cemetery Association will be organized to improve the cemetery and remove beauty disfigurations and make it a place of beauty. Quarterly meetings planned for May. Pastor J W Handy urges members to attend. A Sunday service will be held at 11 am.

Bright Light Free Baptist Church J. W. Handy

Tabor Woman's Club Program for Community Fair

The Tabor Home Demonstration Club plans an April 23 meeting with a general discussion on exhibits for a fall community fair. Speakers include Mrs. E. E. Wilson on What Cooking Shall We Exhibit and others covering sewing, fancy work, flowers, money prizes, and farm exhibits.

Tabor

Births of the Past Month Over Brazil

Official record of births registered March 10 to April 10 by county doctors. Two omissions noted for unregistered infants. Parents urged to register promptly. fee covered by the commissioners' court. Names include Infant Burt, Ruth Aline Barnes, Catherine Jeanette Carter, and others with birth dates, fathers, and addresses.

A. S. MceSwain Mr. McSwain Burt W. I Burt Bryan Ruth Aline Barnes J. B. Barnes Tabor Catherine Jeanette Carter Jas. M. Carter Bryan Eugene Conrad Henry Conrad Kurten Hubert Arthur Ditforth Albin Ditforth Mryde Loraine Dehart Sam Dehart Harlin Thomas Etheridge R. L. Etheridge Harvey Corda Daniel Frances Willie Frances Gladys Carmen German Fletcher N. German Millican Infant Henry William Henry Walter Carl Jones Jacob Carr Jones Nathaniel Johnson John Lee Johnson Helmet Kasiske Julius Kasiske Kurten Julia Lero Mike Lero Mary Catherine Myers F. F Myers Smetana Cecil Alden Me. Whorter Marjorie Louise Neal Jessie Neal William Horace Parsons James Parsons Wellborn Ella Schmidt Fritz Schmidt

Millican Club challenges rivals as 4-H notes roll

Ray Outlaw 15, son of Herbert Outlaw of Reliance, reports shooting five crows a jack rabbit and a hawk last week. Florine Groda of Millican says clubs will struggle to top Millican, while Walden Orr recalls a trip to the Dallas fair for best pig and high corn yields.

Ray Ray Outlaw Herbert Outlaw Reliance Mr. Crow Benchley Johnnie Peyton Benchley Boys’ and Girls Johnnie Dallas Walden Orr The Edge Club Dallas Fair Pig Club Susie Griffin Walden Waldon

Tanlac touted by Missouri man as spring tonic

John Hahn of Jefferson City testifies Tanlac improved his health after years of dizzy spells and poor appetite. He, at age seventy, says the tonic helped him work eight hours daily and regain strength. The ad urges readers to buy Tanlac from druggists, noting over 40 million bottles sold.

Charlie Schram Tanlac John H. Hahn McCarty St Jefferson City Missouri Pacific Mr. Hahn

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ora Surnday Kurten Klippings Benchley Budget Reliance Record Bright Light Tabor Woman's Club Brazil Ounty Boys and Gils Clu Department Club Florine Groda Millican Club Old Millican Jim Kurten Tony Denena Mudville Bears Edge Tigers Waldon Orr Tal Tobias J. G. Gilpin College Station S. C. Evans A. W. Buchanan Poland China W. E. Graham Rte. 4 John Hahn Missouri
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