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Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1926

Page

8

Poultry Show Rules and Prize Details for Brazos County

Exhibitors may enter seven birds of one variety with a pen and two singles or seven singles free of charge. Additional birds incur 25 cents each. Separate prize groups exist for boys and girls clubs amateurs versus professionals and experienced breeders. Birds must be leg-banded, no fowl may be used for more than one premium, and only judges may handle fowl. Exhibits due by December 9 with judging by December 11. Cash prizes, ribbons, and special mash prizes from Universal Milling and W J Lawther Milling are offered for specific breeds and pen loads.

Ember Brazos County S. C Universal Milling Company Fort Worth Texas P. H. Hensarling Bryan W. J. Lawther Milling Company Dallas J. B. Sanders & Company

Wide Awake Club to Meet Saturday Night in Kurten

Kurten reports a Busy social bulletin with the Wide Awake Club slated to meet Saturday night. A string of local visits and Thanksgiving gatherings includes families from Bryan College Station and Houston, plus trips to Austin and Cleveland.

Kurten Wide Awake

Harveys Literary Society Thanksgiving Program Shines

The Literary Society at the schoolhouse held a Saturday night program with notable highlights. A laughing song by the primary grade and an instrumental solo by Little Miss Martha R. Hensarling drew special praise.

Harvey Literary Society Martha R. Hensarling

Harvey bids fail to have several good singers in future

Oliver Goen stands out with a strong voice and ability to sing many Sunday School songs. Literary Society officers changed with Chester Jones president and Iris Dyess secretary. They plan a lighter program with a Christmas event on December 25 and invite all to attend.

Harvey Oliver Goen Oliver Douglas Peters Mary Floyd The Literary Society Chester Jones Iris Dyess Paul Jones Rye John Jones Ira Kelly Columbus Texas

Millican Notes Highlight Holidays and Local Visits

Millican December update shows residents sharing Thanksgiving time with family trips and visits. Irene Turner spent Thanksgiving with her parents, while Erin and Doris Simpson studied in San Marcos. Mr. and Mrs. Hassel of Port Arthur visited J. S. Symms’ family and relatives in Bryan. Cora Mae and Tom McCollum are among arrivals and farewells as Miss Janie Siarrington returns from Bryan business school. Weather described as ideal for finishing crops and preparing for the new year.

Millican Irene Turner R. E. Dunlap Hunter Hassel Port Arthur J. S. Symms Mr. Hassel Bryan Erin Doris Simpson L. B. Simpson J. W. Burrows San Marcos Tom McCollum Wheelock A. J. Edmonds Cora Mae Chas McGregor Houston Baytown Nannie Mae Williams E. C. Jamison S. E. Dunlap Decatur Johnson Ike Ashburn Janie Siarrington Tom Taylor Allen Farm Navasota Harry Moon

Poultry Breeding Records Highlight Barred Plymouth Rock Hen

The article reports egg-laying records from Barred Plymouth Rock and White Leghorn pens at Golden Rule Poultry Farm. It notes 285, 261, and 289 eggs in successive contests, with three of four Barred Plymouth Rock hens and four per White Leghorn pen laying over 200 eggs. The farm emphasizes proper breeding, care, and profitable potential.

Plymouth Rock White Leghorn Golden Rule Poultry Farm

Federation of Church Societies Meets Bryan Women

The Federation of Church Societies of Bryan heard a request at its monthly meeting to have Bryan women continue sending used magazines to Yeager's Hardware Store for distribution to rural Brazos County communities. The program began small and has grown into a strong force aiding rural residents, who now seek its continuation.

Federation of Church Societies of Bryan Federation Yeager Brazos County

Rev Hugo Roitsch Preaches in Bryan

The Rev Hugo Roitsch pastor of the Evangelical Lutheran church of Kurten will preach in Bryan. He will deliver a Lutheran sermon at the local church, inviting all members of the community to attend and hear the message.

Hugo Roitsch Bryan Evangelical Lutheran Church of Kurten

Service at Carnegie Library in Bryan Recurs

A church service was held at Carnegie Library in Bryan last Sunday at 2:40 pm. Attendance was good. The next service is scheduled for Sunday December 12 at the same location and time.

Bryan Carnegie Library

Visitors from Washington County Tour A and M College

A delegation of 225 visitors from Gay Hill Long Point and Mount Hill in Washington county toured A and M College. Led by Albert Boke W H Krause Reverend Weber and Reverend Meyer the group arrived in 42 automobiles to inspect the mess hall laundry veterinary building horse barn textile engineering poultry farm and dairy barn.

Albert Boke W. H. Krause Weber Meyer Gay Hill Long Point Mount Hill Washington County A. and M. College

Mrs H L Pate Dies At Reliance

Mrs H L Pate died Sunday at 8 am at her daughter s home in Reliance. She was 88 and longtime Bryan Brazos county resident. Survived by son Autrey McMillan Panola county and daughters Mollie Boswell Orange and Corrie Lloyd Reliance. Funeral Monday at Corrie Lloyd s home Reliance Cemetery interment. Services by Rev Bracewell Madison county. Mc Culloch Dansby Company in charge.

H. L. Pate D. B. Lloyd Reliance Pate Bryan Brazos County Autrey McMillan Panola County Mollie Boswell Orange Corrie Lloyd Reliance Cemetery Bracewell Madison County McCulloch Dansby Company

Miss Ursula Conn Visits Sister in Madisonville

Miss Ursula Conn of Madisonville is visiting today with her sister Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Gibbs.

Ursula Conn Madisonville W. F. Gibbs

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