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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1927
Page
3
Superintendent Harry L Durham presented an educational program on the Dalton Plan at the Lions Club meeting in today. He outlined key elements and potential benefits for local schools and students.
Sup t Harry L Durham discusses the Dalton Plan of education with the Lions Club concluding it would individualize learning and aid subnormal students. Buster Halsell classifies the auto industry, noting growth to 22 million cars and shift to credit sales.
Mrs. Guy P. Bittle and Mrs. J. E. Dishman co hosted a Woman's Missionary Society meeting at the First Christian church on August 1 at 3 30 p m. President D S Buchanan led the session with talks on Prayer by Dishman and Bart on Facts about Prayer. A solo by D S Buchanan followed and a social tea with strawberry ice cream and silver cake ended the gathering. Present were Anna Manley J D Love J E Dishman A J Shelton Frank McGee H F Kincaid LeRoy Davison G L Crawford D S Buchanan W R Scott J W Barton H O Ferguson and A F Ainsworth.
Congressman Luther A Johnson prepares to speak at the Wesley Brotherhood meeting in Bryan on Tuesday night August 16. He notes limited chances to visit recently while C M Bethany leads the program committee and promises several fine musical numbers.
Eight month old Carroll Ogene Brunson, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Brunson, died at his grandparents home in the Harvey community early Friday. His mother had come for a visit. The body was sent to Gregory for burial by McCulloch Dansby Co. funeral directors. He is survived by his parents and grandparents and one brother.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Prager of this city learn by telegram from their son H. H. Prager Jr. of Orange that his aunt Mrs. V. A. DeLano died at her home in Orange on Tuesday July 26 at 6 30 p m He was with her during her last illness and was called to her bedside more than a week ago The passing saddened Bryan friends who recall her visits to the city
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