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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1927

Page

4

Bryan High Defeats Consolidated 9 3 In Tuesday Baseball

Bryan High beat Consolidated High 9 to 3 at Edge Field to sweep the two game series. Starter Charlie Cummings worked eight innings allowing six hits and two runs. Lynn Griffith finished with one inning. Solon Griffith drove in two doubles and a single, and Koeman added two bases as Bryan built a big lead after five.

Edge Field Bryan High Consolidated High School Cox Charlie Cummings Bryan Lynn Fan Bing Bryan Regulars Dishman Best Conway Coonsy Barron Bryan—Fuller E. Conway Adams S. Griffith Dansby R. Ramsey Scanlin T. Konecny Palermo Koeman Cobb Cumings L. Griffith Cloud Dishman Consolidated N. Holand Robinson

Millican School Closes With Play and Baccalaureate

Millican news notes a Friday night school play to close the term, a Sunday night baccalaureate sermon, and a Monday night graduation exercises. Graduates include Kathleen Meredith Reba Hughes Carmen Hyatt and Lizzie V Langford. Also mentions visits from Henry Pool and Bride of Houston and other community updates.

Millican Kathleen Meredith Reba Hughes Carmen Hyatt Lizzie V. Langford J. B. Moore Elizabeth Houston Henry Pool Bride of Houston F. H. Pool Henry Sam Dunlap A. J. Edwards The Baptist Church Wellborn Miss Sevier Ed Smith J. Walter S. H. Smith

Dean Williams Speaks At D C Meeting Today

East Texas Chamber of Commerce annual meeting in Tyler featured a session with Dean Walter Williams of the University of Missouri and remarks by Tex Ray Jess. W S Howell announced an agricultur e survey for Brazos county and the Sue Haswell Memorial Park dedication was set for April 28.

East Texas Chamber of Commerce Tyler Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce N. B. Allen War Department Allen Academy W. S. Howell Brazos County J. Bryan Miller Park Board Edge W. F. Gelber Tym Haswell J. Webb Howell

List of names in civic notice

S Howell, F L Henderson, E J Jenkins, W I McCulloch, J D Martin, J Bryan Miller, M L Parker, Mrs Lee J Rountree, M F Vitopil, D L Wilson, A M Waldrop, E E McQuillen, Rev R E Day, Curtis Vinson, J T Maloney, R B Grant listed in the notice.

Rev Brown Returns From Liberty Texas Revival

Rev R L Brown pastor of College Station Baptist Church reports a thriving revival in Liberty Texas with Rev A T Coleman. Fifty two members joined College Station via baptism and many parents also joined. Sunday School enrollment doubled and a 24 member Bible class formed. A campaign to raise funds for a new church continues.

R. L. Brown College Station Baptist Church Liberty A. T. Coleman Baptist Church Rev. Coleman First Baptist Church Bryan Bryan Baptist Academy Brown E. John Meyers North Shore Baptist Church Chicago Ill Meyers College Station

Cleanliness Emphasized For Growing Chickens At Texas A and M

Professor D H Reid of A and M College of Texas urges strict cleanliness in growing baby chicks. He calls for clean houses with hot disinfectant, deep litter, disinfected dishes, daily litter changes, sun drying, and dry warm nights to prevent disease. He recommends a growing mash with corn sorghum milk oyster shell bone meal and mineral additives, plus twice daily grain feeding and access to green feed.

College Station D. H. Reid A. and M. College of Texas Reid

Eagle Want Ad Offers More Vacant Rooms for Rent

An Eagle want ad promises additional vacant rooms for rent. The notice suggests landlords or agents can advertise spaces to reach potential tenants seeking extra lodging options.

Siecke Advises Reforestation of East Texas Farm Lands

Dallas April 27 state forester E O Siecke told the Dallas Agricultural Club that marginal East Texas farms should return to commercial timber while farming and timber can coexist profitably. He cited scarce virgin forest, noted reforestation efforts in Louisiana and Texas, and urged tax laws to encourage forestry. He warned wasteful timber practices and highlighted future uses for lumber in pulp, resin, and new rayon processes.

Dallas Texas East Texas Dallas Agricultural Club Baker Hotel E. O. Siecke Siecke Dan Moody Louisiana Mr. Siecke East Great Southern Lumber Company Bagalusas Kirbyville Conroe Bogalusas Orange

Pecan Tree Dedication Marks San Jacinto Heroes

Brazos County club notes July Fourth observance at Cedar Creek near Edge may gain historic status. A native pecan tree budded to paper shell pecans was dedicated to San Jacinto heroes. County Agent Benson and Robertson County agent R. B. Ewing assisted. Officers of Harvey boys and girls club named Elsie Yardley president Hazel Kelley secretary W. Raines Jr yell leader Mrs Noah Cole adult leader.

Cedar Creek Edge San Jacinto Benson Santa Anna Napoleon West Sam Houston Scimiters of Eden s_ sentinals R. B. Ewing Robertson County Harvey Boys’ and Girls’ Club Elsie Yardley Hazel Kelley W. ©. Raines, Jr Noah Cole

Dan Jackson and Miss Cummings Married at Mart

Miss Edna Earl Cummings daughter of Mr. and Mrs C M Cummings and Mr Dan Jackson son of Mr and Mrs A D Jackson were married at 11:00 this morning in Mart at the home of the bride’s sister Mr and Mrs D C Lowrey. The bride who works in Oak McKenzie’s office gave up the keys of the office to McKenzie before giving her heart to Jackson. Best wishes to the newlyweds.

Edna Earl Cummings C. M. Cummings Dan Jackson A. D. Jackson College Mart D. C. Lowrey Miss Cummings Oak McKenzie

Local Citizens Attend a Church Meet in Houston

The State Convention of the Disciples of Christ in Texas convenes in Houston with attendees from Bryan and College Station. Rev. A. F. Ainsworth W. S. Collard and several local women and cadets are listed among the participants.

Houston The Disciples of Christ Or Christian Church of Texas Bryan College Station A. F. Ainsworth W. S. Collard W.S. Colard Guy Bittle H. C. Ferguson John E. Dishman John R. Edwards Fagin D. E. Aden Ernest Langford Leroy Davidson

Hair Braid Hats Arrive In Varied Sizes At Real Hat Shop

New shipment offers large and small Hair Braid Hats with flow er and ribbon trimming. Priced at 1.95 and 2.50 dollars, available in multiple head sizes at the Real Hat Shop.

Decoration Day Honors For Confederate and World War Veterans

The Bryan United Daughters of the Confederacy honors 101 Confederate veterans and 17 World War I soldiers buried in Bryan cemetery. A local list seeks help to locate all graves for proper flag and flower remembrance on Decoration Day.

U. D.C Briscoe G. Baldwin Robert E. Lee Bryan United Daughters of the Confederacy S. M. Hunter Decoration Day J. S. Mooring 4Th Texas Regiment Hood W. Gillie Mitchell 14Th Virginia Regiment Mat A. Posey Texas M. W. Sims Baird's Expeditionary Commission J. F. Mitchell

Singing Meet to Be Held Sunday at Harvey

An all day singing meet is scheduled for Sunday at Harvey with the Brazos County Singing Convention in its semi annual session. Jess E. Hensarling president invites all to attend and bring baskets. Dinner will be on the grounds.

Harvey Brazos County Jess E. Hensarling

Cooperative Marketing School Planned At Texas A&M May 4 6

The first school of Cooperative Marketing at Texas A&M College will run May 4 5 and 6 under Extension Service direction with the US Department of Agriculture and Texas cooperatives. Delegates will discuss finances membership and management and hear from visiting experts on dairy poultry live stock and cotton marketing.

Eagle College Station M. College of Texas M. College United States Department of Agriculture Texas Cooperative Marketing Associations C. H. Alvord Extension Service Office of Cooperative Marketing Texas A. and M. College Alvord United States Georgia Southern Workers Agricultural Conference A. W. McKay J. J. Jones George ©. Gatlin

Kurten School Term Closes With Diploma Ceremony

The Kurten community reports the school term closing with a grammar grades welcome song and speeches by Prof. Rudd and Rev J J Kasiski who also delivers diplomas to six graduates: Lottie Valenta Eugene Beard Lorene Keith Jewell Hearne Louis Kurten Elsie Ray Gilpin. Valedictory by Valenta and class prophecy by Keith.

Kurten Rudd J. J. Kasiski Billy Kasiske McDonald Lottie Valenta Eugene Beard Lorene Keith Jewell Hearne Louis Kurten Elsie Ray Gilpin Aaron Boggs St. Mary’s Chapel F. Roth Annie Frances Josephine Fridel John Valenta Jr Mary Hulabec

Methodist Women Meet At College

The Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist church in College Station met Monday afternoon with Mrs. R. Fith as hostess. Mrs. W. E. Lewis presided in the absence of the president and Mrs. George P. Grout acted as secretary. The society donated $5 to Brazos county health nurse work and discussed the present legislative program of the special session. A nominating committee was appointed for next year’s officers. Mrs. W. E. Lewis, delegate to the Texas conference at Lufkin, gave a helpful report. Present were: M. C. Hughes, George P. Grout, Jennie Yates, C. C. Watkins, D. T. Killough, Jess Thomson, R. F. Smith, J. R. McKee, W. E. Lewis, R. W. Ivey, and T. D. Plunkett.

Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church College Station R. Fith W. E. Lewis George P. Grout Brazos County Mesdames M. C. Hughes Jennie Yates J. R. McKee

Also Mentioned on This Page

By Nelson Fuller R i. Consoli Dean Williams D. C Rev. Brown R. R. Reppert Reliance Colorado Wellborn Boys Miss Moxley Wellborn School Wellborn Club Jardine Boston Chamber of Commerce Dean E. J. Kyle Agricultural Department of the Southern Pacific Lines Joseph S. Pugh Harrison B. F. Watkins Army of Alabama W. H. Minkert Texas Volunteers T. B. Johnson Thos Howard Darwin Joe L. Hearne I” Carter W. H. Wilson J. P. Evans 11Th Alabama Jas. A. Fountain Seldon’s Alabama Artillery J. W. Howell Barnes L. Erwin Medical Dept Mississippi J. H. Suber South Carolina W. J. Moore Virginia Cavalry J. T. Evans Louisiana Infantry F. M. Hall Bradford R. W. Carr Gidding T. P. Boyett 15Th Texas Infantry J M. Zimmerman Carter H. B. Stoddard Co. E 13Th Texas, Dist. M. Cavalry J. W. Tabor 17Th A. B. Carr 2Nd Texas Reg Dist. M. Cavalry J. J. Adams J. G. Anderson Gaston's Rangers Tennessee W. A. Banks S Deat North Carolina F. M. Law Confederate Navy S. ‘Bethel John N. Henderson C. B. Beck 21St Alabama Infantry J. Aarnett 5Th Joe A. Beard 63Rd A. C. Brietz R. K. Chatham Terry's Texas Rangers S. M. Derden Go. A Texas Cavalry D. D. Dawson Co. L Alabama Cavalry John W. McGee W. H. Harmon 8Th Jas, R.ae Surgeon 12Th Tennessee Regiment Peter Stacey T. Ligon Loughridge Jas H. Astin J. B. Thomas Waul's Legion 114Th John Wee Texas Regime Fowles C. H. Weaver 24Th D. Mike 58Th Arkansas George W. Smith Moseby Daniel FE. Butte W. A. Stuart J. C. Williams A. Geo, Sims E. Gillespie B. H. Knowles Green A. Geo. N. Stein Lieut. Myres H. S. Newland Lock P. F. Bishop W. B. Baker E. L. Eddleman Tennessee Cavalry J. R. Sims Bester South L. Carter J. L. Garth John McCorqundale 28Th William Eddleman Jas. M. Robinson Parson J. N. Cole Jas. C. Lawrence E. F. Parks Chisholm W. V. Waldrop A. R. C. McLelland A. F. F. Hooper Joe Woodyard Jas H. Batte A. E. Taylor P. Beard Wiley Reed S. A T. J. Dearing C. S.A E. L. Ward Frank Operstein 14Th Cavalry Phelan Crenshaw Co. A 132Nd Machine Gun Bn A. E. Withers, Jr Navy Seaman Salem Lonnie H. Kirby 34Th Engineers A. E Joe Valenta 360Th Johnny Kosh Army M. C Clarence Kelly 49Th Co 5Th Marines Joe Cantavespie Albert E. Lavalle Co. C Lee Cotrobia Joe Behr Willie Leigh Adolph Opersteny Rosa Mae Celia Bukowski Lawrence Kernar Anton Fridel Joe Fojt Adelph Opersteny R. B. Barbee
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