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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1921

Page

4

Organization of Ku Klux Klan Formed in Texas

The article recounts the rise of the Ku Klux Klan with Colonel William J. Simmons as founder, noting the 1915 Georgia charter and 1916 Fulton County charter. It describes aims of promoting white supremacy, patriotism, and pledged allegiance to the United States, with eligibility restricted to native-born Americans professing Christian tenets.

KU Klux Klan Texas Klu Klux Klan Houston Dallas Wharton Klan Stone Mountain Atlanta Invisible Empire Knights of the State of Georgia Superior Court Fulton County South General Forrest Simmons United States of America

Tabor News Items Highlight Local Activities and Visits

Farmers face delays from mixed weather while clubs meet with Miss Mary Locke at the college in Bryan. County Agent C. L. Benson accompanies Steep Hollow club for a split day program. Grammar school graduation exercises and high school senior outing on the Brazos River are noted, with teachers and visitors named.

Tabor Texas C. L. Benson Steep Hollow Brazos River Mary Cahill J. L. Cobb Susie Benbow Etta Harris

First Baptist Sunday School Sets 600 Goal for May First

The First Baptist church Sunday School aims for 600 attendees on the first Sunday in May. Breakdown includes 40 Beginners, 50 Primaries, 75 Juniors, 100 Inter mediates, 25 Senior Class, plus Adults in several classes totaling 600. Pastor Dr. John A. Held urges members to participate, urging all Baptists to join and prove their colors.

The First Baptist Church Boatwright Bryan God John A. Held

Harvey News Items: Heavy Rain Drenches Farms and Bird Coops

Strong rain and high winds flood Harvey area. Farms report ruined gardens and a lakelike yard after four days of rain. Chicks saved. 180 from Mrs. Amon Williams, 75 in total. Free Baptist church quarterly meeting slated for April 29 to May 1. Ruth Harold, formerly Ruth Weeder, visited locals last week.

Bryan M. G. Buchanan Amon Williams Harvey The Free Baptist Church Ruth Harold Ruth Weeder

Camas Study Club Hears Hayes Report on Caldwell Meet

The Campus Study Club of College Tuesday in the Y building hosted a large audience for Mrs. M L Hayes who reported on the Fourth District Federation meeting in Caldwell. The afternoon featured talks on efficiency in household management and Texas taxes with a planned outdoor picnic finale.

Campus Study Club of College M. L. Hayes Federation Caldwell Hayes J. J. Tauben

Engagement announced at East 28th Street dinner

Judge and Mrs W C Davis hosted a refined dinner on East 28th street Tuesday evening when Ruth Boatwright and Travis B Bryan announced their engagement and upcoming May marriage. Guests included Ruth Boatwright Mary James Nobie Webb Lucille Young Gladys Walker Travis B Bryan Clarence Braden Roy Stone Douglass Howell Stuart Boatwright and Major Ike Ashburn. A full society account will run Friday in the Eagle.

W. C. Davis East 28Th Street Ruth Boatwright Travis B. Bryan Mary James Nobie Webb Lucille Young Gladys Walker Messrs Clarence Braden Roy Stone Douglass Howell Stuart Boatwright Ike Ashburn Eagle’s Society

Barton Goodwin Wedding Engagement Announced

At a luncheon today Mrs M P Walker announced the engagement of Miss Martha Goodwin to Mr Jack C Barton of Longview. The wedding will take place June 22 1921 at the bride’s parents home Dr and Mrs J N Goodwin in the city. Attending guests include Ruth Boatwright Ava Haswell Louise Adair Lila Wicks Juliette Castle Nobie Webb Mildred Newton Lois Bethea Lois Martin Mary James.

M. P. Walker Martha Goodwin Jack C. Barton Longview J. N. Goodwin Miss Goodwin Ruth Boatwright Ava Haswell Louise Adair Lila Wicks Juliette Castle Nobie Webb Mildred Newton Lois Bethea Lois Martin Mary James The Eagle

Old Spanish Trail To Be Advertised By The Hotel Men

Southern Interstate Hotelmen's association proposes a $100,000 advertising and educational campaign to promote the Old Spanish Trail from Florida to California. The route includes St. Augustine, Pensacola, Tampa, Mobile, New Orleans, San Antonio, Santa Fe, Tucson, and Los Angeles area missions. The effort highlights historic Spanish explorers and key sites along eight states and the El Camino Real connection.

Associated Press Galveston Southern Interstate Hotelmen’s Association Florida Pacific California South St. Augustine Pensacola Tampa Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas New Mexico Arizona United States de Soto de Narvarez de Luro Mauvila Mobile Missisippi Gulf of Mexico Mexico Spain Jean Lafitte Venezuela Mississippi River LaSalle France Gulf San Jacinto Santa Anna Refugio Corpus Christi San Patricio la Salle Orange San Antonio Mexico City Nacoerdoches el Paso Santa Fe Santa Cruz Tucson Nogales San Xavier Tumacacori Coronado Cibolo San Diego San Capristiano Los Angeles

College Women's Social Club Meeting Announces April 29

College Station Texas April 20 The next meeting of the College Women's Social Club will be held Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Y M C A. The Extension Service women will be hostesses and Mrs T Walton as chairman urges all women to be there promptly at 3 o'clock Officers for the ensuing year will be selected at this meeting.

Eagle College Station Texas College Women’s Social Club Extension Service T. Walton

Ex Empress Laid to Rest as Train Heads to Potsdam

Doorn Holland April 18 The funeral train bearing the remains of former Empress Augusta Victoria of Germany left Maarn for Potsdam early today William the former emperor did not go to the station remaining in Doorn with Prince Henry of Prussia A mourning service was held at Doorn castle with William sobbing and relatives moved as they knelt before the coffin The sermon cited Revelation ten verse two about a Crown of Life.

Associated Press Doorn Holland Empress Augusta Victoria Germany Potsdam Maarn William Prince Henry Prussia Augusta Victoria Doorn Castle Frederick William Adalbert Oscar Dyander

Birthday dinner brings Civil War heroes together in Washington

An unsigned Washington letter to the New York Herald recalls a March 10 birthday dinner for Colonel James Morris Morgan. Guests included Rear Admirals Selfridge Watson Stirling Clark and Colby Chester, Captain Marmaduke, Major Herbert Barry, and Morgan’s kin. The writer notes the rarity of such a gathering of Civil War notables as more than half a century has passed since the conflict.

Washington, D. C New York Herald James Morris Morgan Washington Thomas O. Selfridge Vicksburg Cumberland Merrimac Hampton Roads Selfridge H. H. Marmaduke John Crittenden Watson Farragut Admiral Farragut Mobile Bay Stirling Fort Fisher Lillian Morgan Wilmington N. C Charles E. Clark Ossipee Tennessee Oregon Colby M. Chester Richmond Cincinnati Herbert Barry Troop A. of New York France

Parents Taught Health Screen Clinic At College Station

The College Station PTA hosts a three day clinic for exam of students from consolidated schools on campus. Red Cross health supervisor from Bryan assists. Tuesday opened with 64 children examined and added to the health roll. Dr. W B Cline joined morning exams and Dr. J W Black led afternoon tests. Clinic continues through Wednesday and Thursday.

Parent-Teachers’ Association College Station Red Cross Health Supervisor Bryan W. B. Cline J. W. Black

Century Plant Year Declared by Galveston Resident

Galveston Texas April 20 The year 1921 will be Century Plant Year according to Charles Schumacher of 3120 Avenue P The Century plant in Schumacher front yard grew from five feet to nearly eighteen feet in two weeks a rise of about six inches every twenty four years The plant about ten years old and was brought from Mexico to Galveston.

Associated Preas Galveston Texas Charles Schumacher Avenue” P. Galveston Schumacher Mexico

OUR BELOVED DEAD Three Texas newspaper elders pass on

Three distinguished Texas newspapermen Henry Berryman Terrell Col William A Bowen and Robert O Gresham have died in recent weeks. They helped build state journalism sat in Press Association and state conventions and served their communities as faithful husbands fathers and civic workers Their loss is mourned yet their memories live on as they join the promise of resurrection and heaven. See J Rountree Bryan Texas.

Commonwealth of Texas Texas Bowen Terrell Gresham Death Jesus Christ J. Rountree Bryan

Pretty baby girl born to Mr and Mrs H J Mike

A baby girl was born Monday evening at 7 30 to Mr and Mrs H J Mike. Mrs I W Long of Greenville arrived Tuesday for a visit with Mr and Mrs G A Long. Sheriff Morehead returned from Franklin on official business. Mrs E J Fountain leaves for Bonham to visit her sister Bettie Boyle and niece Mrs Ralph Risser. Ox Time and Right quality printing advertised by Eagle Printing Co.

H. J. Mike Nhone I. W. Long Greenville G. A. Long Leonard E. Morehead Franklin E. J. Fountain Bonham Bettie Boyle Ralph Risser Eagle Printing Co

Brazos County Boys and Girls Club notes agriculture talk

A Brazos County club notes members at Hayes Consolidated School with pig, corn, potato and poultry entries. Secretary Wallace stresses strong agriculture as foundation for industry and warns banks to cropland loans for feed stuffs after July 1 1921. A county market leak critique and calls to keep wealth local surface alongside club meeting details and a poultry story contest.

Gub Hayes Consolidated School J. D. Jones Emory Jones T. H. Royder Forest Royder Orin Williams Ross Williams Anna Williams Thadus Thomas Paul Boriskie Hamey Spiller Eloise Smith Milton Smith Wallace U. S. Department of Agriculture Bolivar County Mississippi Bryan

Bewildering Bath Suits At Galveston

Galveston Texas April 21 styles in bathing suits and costumes for 1921 shown by local beach shops are bright and daring. Women favor one piece skirtless suits with unbuttoned overgarments, or one piece with small attached skirts, in many colors. Prices for knitted wool or silk beach capes range from 50 to 200 dollars. Men display utilitarian but bright patches and checkerboard styles in medium sizes. Also notes on local residents with visits and moves to Brownwood and Georgetown.

Galveston Texas

Tanlac credited by railroad dispatcher for renewed health

R H Budd, a Muskogee Oklahoma train dispatcher for the M E T Railroad, testifies Tanlac improved his digestion, boosted weight and strength, restored sleep, and gave color to his face after years of illness and an operation. Tanlac is sold in Bryan by N A Stewart and leading druggists.

Tanlac R. H. Budd M. E. & T. Railroad West Okmulgee St Muskogee Oklo Bryan N. A. Stewart

PAYS TO ADVERTISE Teague Chronicle

An editorial notes that people send money away not for cheaper goods but because mail order houses invest in advertising and value their business. It argues advertising builds trust and reach beyond local shops.

Teague Chronicle

Wheeler-Bain wedding draws Billie Oliver and guests in Houston

Billie and Jane Oliver traveled to Houston Tuesday afternoon for the Wheeler-Bain wedding. Architect Frank B. Gartner of San Antonio is in the city on business and visiting his mother, Mrs. W. S. Wilson.

Billie Jane Oliver Houston Wheeler-Bain Frank B. Gartner San Antonio

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Kate Barclay Williamson Sallie W Law Ashville Baptist Mrs. Hayes Galdwell Barton-Goodwin Nagle J. C. Nagle Col. Morgan Annapolis Stonewall Jackson Danforth Roy Danforth A. L. Ward Lovell Mr. Eaton St. Andrews’ Parish House Koelling Gladys Dowling Thelma Taylor Gurlitt Ora L. Young L. Mayer Mozelle Vick Abbott Sterling Mrs. McPheeters Franz Behr Monette Groginsky Briggs Albers Mrs. Pou Ringuet Gilis Miss Maude Bookout del Riego Dorothy Lee Mrs. Stangel Franklyin Leybach Loraine Cox Walter Rolfe Hallett Gilberte W. S. Howell Frederic Logan Godard Mesdames Howell Ward Nora Lovell Dudley Zimmerman Annie Bess Boyett Boad City National Bank First National Bank First State Bank & Trust CO Brazos County Boys and Girls Club DEPT C L. Benson Kansas City New Jersey Colorado Chicago Georgia Ohio Maryland Brazos County Fannie Locke Poultry Club Zack Helonvine Fannie E. G. Jenkins Georgetown Southwestern University Jenkins Edith Lloyd Southwestern Now A. H. Birdson Duke & Ayres Yours R. H. Denton Mgr
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