Women’s clubs award scholarships across Texas for 1921 22
The Federation of Women’s Clubs announces numerous scholarships for 1921 22 with awards at Howard Payne Texas Woman’s College Simmons College John Tarleton Baylor Womans College Southwestern University Daniel Baker College and others. Applications go to Mrs James Hambrick in Tyler Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Women’s Clubs
J. C. Nagle
Bryan
Howard-Payne College
Texas Woman's College
Metropolitan Business College
Simmons College
John Tarleton Agricultural College
Baylor Womans College
Southwestern University
Daniel Baker College
College of Industrial Arts
Grubbs Vocational School
Terrill School
Alex W. Spence
Congress Avenue
Dallas
Texas
Simons University
Abilene
Baylor College
Belton
College of Industiial Arts
Denton
Trinity University
Waxahachie
Roland Harrison
Elizabeth Jones
Spano
Martha Rhea Little
Grace Switzer
Personal Mention Highlights Local Visits Across Bryan
Wednesday's Daily notes visits from Navasota to Mrs. L. H. Tucker and appearances by Dr. Will Roberts. Multiple trips include E. W. Plagens of Houston visiting L. O. Zanetti, Miss Tyra Morgan and Miss Nora Lovell touring camps and Colorado, plus several Bryan residents attending events and departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Tucker
Will Roberts
Navasota
H. W. Cummings
Hearne
John W. Black
Mary Martha Black
W. A. Scott
E. W. Plagens
Houston
L. O. Zanetti
Plagens
Lovell
Bryan
E. M. Francis
Ella
Hettie Francis
Tabor
D. Scoates
Agricultural Engineering
A. & M. College
C. L. Buckhaults
Yuma
Gladys
Eugenia McLendon
Mart
Louis Mike
Calvert
Fred A. Taylor
Annie Lee Baker
Jewett
Baker
Palestine
Allen Smith
New York City
E. J. Fountain
E. J. Fountain, Jr
Nannie Rohde
Farm Woman's Special aims for Texas state trip
Column urges readers to save for a Farm Woman's Special trip around the world for Texas women. It frames home demonstration work as equal to farm tasks, praises club youths awarded trips, and calls for mothers and daughters to join clubs for state pride and progress. The piece envisions a two week train tour with governors' hospitality and nationwide attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Woman’s Special
Phebe K. Warner
Fort Worth
Star-Telegram
Farmers
Texas
United States
England
Death Notice for W A Cooner Delinquent Member
Friend in Need Society requires W A Cooner to pay 1.10 to Joe B Reed by August 18 1921 or face suspension. Reed serves as secretary in this public notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friend
W. A. Cooner
Joe B. Reed
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club at Short Course
Over three hundred Brazos County youth attended the Farmers Short Course in College Station. County agents inspired service to farm and home. remarks by Colonel Ousley praised farmer and scientist collaboration. Shorthorn heifer Tilman Jones reports a freshened calf. upcoming Purebred Livestock meet and dairy heifer distribution planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Franks
W. F. Gibbs
Sanford
Madisonville
Mike Messana
Tabor
Bryan
Eagle
J. L. Sample
B. M. Allen
the Central
Ennis
Texas
Farmers
Ousley
Texas Statesman
Tillman Jones
Reliance
Lady Hearne
Tillman
Brazos County
Chamber of Commerce and Woman’s Reading Club
Navasota
Grimes County
William Marsh Rice
Paul Boriskie
J. D. Jones
Ross Williams
Hill County
A. D. Jackson
Experiment Station
College Station
Texas Apiary
San Antonio
Kurten Community Notices and Local Weddings
Kurten Texas August 3 drought but pleasant weather and cotton questions. Visits by Riley and Locke families, Lawless from Rosebud, Fridel party to North Zulch. Missionary Baptist meeting ends with three new members and baptisms at W. H. Buchanan tank. August Prinzel Jr and Emma Manthie wed at Evangelical Church and honeymoon at Goose Creek. Local trips include Opresteny and Komer to Reisel and Victoria, with church attendance and Princel-Manthie wedding noted. Endler house nearing completion and Dan McWhorter family planning Limestone County move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurten
Texas
John Riley
Reliance
John Lobo
Silas Locke
Bryan
Sidney Lawless
Rosebud
Jack Lawless
Valentine Fridel
Anton
North Zulch
Missionary Baptist Meeting
Eck Smith
Walter Edge
Waco
W. H. Buchanan
August Prinzel, Jr
Emma Manthie
Evangelical Church
J. J. Kasiske
Goose Creek
H. F. Prinzel
Frank Opresteny
Lawrence Komer
Reisel
McLennan County
Edd Plagens
Victoria Poyresteny
Mary Opresteny
Baptist Church
Paul Ruchit
Gussie Schultze
Princel-Manthie
T. L. Tobias
Vester
Franklin
Philip Endler
Dan McWhorter
Limestone County
Youth Bears Name of Popular Motor Car
A Cleveland man, George E. Brothers, and his wife welcomed their son born fifteen months ago. Salesman for Barnes Motor Co., Cleveland Dodge Brothers dealer, he named the child Dodge to honor the car maker and his pride in both. The young Dodge Brothers shows promise, reflecting the weight of his name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge Brothers Inc
Dodge Brothers
George E. Brothers
Cleveland
Brothers
Barnes Motor Co
Dodge
Durham Calf Weighs 560 Pounds In Town Exhibition
C G Walker showcases a six month old Durham calf weighing about 560 pounds, bought for 100 dollars three months earlier. A crowded Eagle office watches as Walker argues it pays to invest in the best for a future cattle business. J T Lawler returns from Floresville with a controlling stake in City Ice Light and Power Plant set to operate under a public franchise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Walker
Durham
Eagle Office
J.T. Lawler
Floresville
City Ice, Light & Power Plant
Mr. Lawler
Bryan
Pleasant Sunday Visit Seen At Endler Home
Attendees included Mae Conrad Mary Mr Arthur Schultze and several Opresteny family members along with Hugo Endler and his wife. Endler recently returned from visits in Houston and Galveston, sharing a cordial evening with neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Conrad
Arthur Schultze
Hugo Endler
Houston
Galveston
Lou Prinzel
Mary Opresteny
Anna Louise Blottier
Adolph Opresteney
Frank Opresteney
Adolph Conrad
Louis Opresteny
Tanlac credited by Manchester professor after health turn
Professor C. J. Budlong of Manchester New Hampshire says Tanlac cured long standing indigestion and rheumatism. He reports regained appetite reduced pain and eighteen pound weight gain. He calls Tanlac the greatest medicine of the age for stomach trouble and rheumatism and notes it is sold in Bryan by N A Stewart and leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
C. J. Budlong
Manchester
N. H
School Street
Bryan
N. A. Stewart
Adv
House Refuses To Change Work Hours In Legislature
Austin August 3 The house tabled two resolutions proposed yesterday morning. One urged convening by 8 a m and a noon recess no later than 6 p m to save money. The other condemned a lone highwayman's robbery of $85 from a restaurant owner during session and called for investigation of misconduct. The house then began work on the A M budget for education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Fulger
Henderson
Marion
For Sale Hemstitching and Picot Attachment
For sale hemstitching and picot attachment that fits any machine and is easily adjusted. Price two dollars and fifty cents with full instructions. Gem Novelty Co. P O Box 1031 Corpus Christi Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gem Novelty Co
P. O
Corpus Christi
Texas
Bryan Rotary Club Holds Attentive Big Luncheon
The Bryan Rotary Club met with eleven attendees and lively discussion on programs for the year. Members debated education, real estate values, boys clubs and forest conservation while sending telegrams to lawmakers to oppose faculty salary cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Rotary Club
Bryan
M. EF. Wallace
E. J. Tountain
J. T. S. Park
R. O. Allen
F. L. Henderson
Tyler Haswell
International
Texas
Rotary Clubs
FE. J. Fountain
FE. McAdams
R. W. Howell
Bradley Wilson
E. J. Fountain
Boy Scouts of
T. K Lawrence
J. Webb Howell
G. Sam Parker
Wilson Bradley
FE. F. McAdams
Oak McKenzie
M. F. Wallace
Young Caruso in U. S. When Father Died
Enrico Caruso Jr., son of the famous tenor, traveling from Culver Military Academy to Chicago when word arrived of his father’s death in Naples. He learned of the loss en route and altered plans to return to Culver after receiving news at Plymouth. The academy had been arranging an exhibit for Chicago’s pageant of progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Culver
Ind
Enrico Caruso, Jr
Naples
Chicago
Young Caruso
Culver Military Academy
Caruso
Academy
Plymouth
County Agent Demonstrates Cattle Vaccination Against Blackleg
Brazos county agent conducted three demonstrations vaccinating cattle to prevent black leg. The service saves farmers at least $15 per instance and teaches farmers how to perform the work themselves. The small county-wide cost compares favorably to taxes on property, supporting ongoing outreach and exchange of farming ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Central Texas B Y P U to Gather in Hearne for State Banner Event
Hearne prepares to host the Central Texas Baptist Young People Union gathering with about thirty five associations present. State Secretary T C Gardner will formally present the State Associational Banner. Mil ton E Cunningham has boosted progress since April first. The program includes addresses reports and a sword drill with leaders from Bryan and Hearne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Central Texas Association
Central Texas
T. C. Gardner
Milton E. Cunningham
Texas
Velora Griffin
Carlton Morehead
Geo. F. Lee
John White, Jr
Addeline Zweifel
Hearne B. Y. P. U
Presentation of State
Hearne Democrat
Charles Crawford
Bryan
Lois Pipkin
John A. Held
First Baptist Church
Coulter reports Andean crossing by mule in South America
Postcard from W. J. Coulter in South America describes crossing the Andes from Chili to Argentina on muleback due to rail snow. He notes snow levels at 60 feet and that he wears an overcoat daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Coulter
Eagle
South America
Chili
Argentine
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Brazos Bottom
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Yoakum
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F. B. Martin
Miss Kida
Steep Hollow
Jennie June Howell
Newton Bringhurst
Winona Bringhurst
Nacogdoches
C. R. Gardner
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club Dept
C. L. Benson
Manchester, N. H
House
U. S
Blackleg
Pripes Albert
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P. A
Prince Albert
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