New York social circles await Hancock Crenshaw union
Miss Julia May Hancock of Austin and Bryan Texas will wed Edwin Wayne Crenshaw in St Bartholomew Church on Wednesday. The silver anniversary celebration and Tiffany invitations set a refined tone with orchids and silver smilax. A Sherry's reception for seventy follows the ceremony and the couple will reside in San Antonio after January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Brookes
New York
Julia May Hancock
Austin Flint Hancock
Jorm Crenshaw, Jr
Bryan
Texas
Orly
Austin
Edwin Wayne
St Bartholomew Church
Norwood
Tiffany's
Sherry’s
Hancock
Patrick Justin White
Frances White
Fort Worth
Dallas
Lee Eagle
Georgia
Howard Merry
San Antonio
Harold Byrd
Leslie Ballard
Kings Highway Club Girls Elect Officers for Year
Miss Abbie M. Sevier organized a Kings Highway girls club with twelve members. Officers elected: Sibyl Lewis president Alma Kindt vice president Ethel Mangis secretary Reba Kelly reporter Mrs L F Mangis local leader. The group adopted Kings Highway Wide Awake Club as its name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings' Highway
Abbie M. Sevier
Kings’ Highway
Sibyl Lewis
Alma Kindt
Ethel Mangis
Reba Kelly
L. F. Mangis
Mexican Doctor and Wife Visit Bryan Residents
Dr. G E Long of Monterey Mexico and his wife are guests of Dr and Mrs R J Hunnicutt in Bryan after visiting Marlin. They plan to return to Mexico via San Antonio where they once lived. Long served as army surgeon under Carranza and was an associate doctor on the Mexico City Police Medical Board. Mrs Long is R H Hunnicutt's sister and formerly held posts in the National White Cross of Mexico during the revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Justin White
Parks Avenue
Texas University
Leckie
Horace F. Hotchkiss
San Antonio
Lucy May Johnson
Bryant and Waco
Plaza
Texas University Association of New York
Randolph Ray
St. Matthew's Cathedral
Dallas
Little Church
Julian Effelbein
Texas Exes
New York
Robert M
Field
Littlefield Memorial
Austin
Pompeo Coppini
Waldine Tausch
Eric Harker
John A. Lomax
Martha D. Willis
Waco
Dixie Club
Astor Hotel
Play Bridge
Geo. E. Long
Monterey
Mexico
R. J. Hunnicutt
Marlin
R. S. Hunicutt
Long
Dr. Hunnicutt
Medical Board of Police
Mexico City
R. H. Hunnicutt
National White Cross of Mexico
Johnson Introduces Bill to Enlarge Bryan Post Office
Luther A Johnson introduces a bill for an appropriation of 100000 dollars to enlarge the Bryan Post Office building. The message was received by Jno M Lawrence president of the Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce from Johnson, representative from the sixth congressional district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Postoffice
Jno
Little William Nelson Dies in San Antonio
Little William Glenn Nelson aged four and a half died after an appendicitis operation at Santa Rosa Hospital San Antonio. He is survived by his parents a sister Dorothy Camille and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Fasman. Interment was at Rosewood Cemetery. The family quotes a Bible verse and grieves his loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Glenn Nelson
Wm. Glenn Nelson
Santa Rosa Hospital
San Antonio
Dorothy Camille
Fritz Fasman
Parker Plantation
Rosewood
Jesus
Successful Brazos County Farmer In Bryan Spends Day
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Jackson of Cawthen visited Bryan to shop with local merchants. Jackson reported 1500 acres in cultivation, only 102 bales of cotton harvested, and plans to plow under land for another crop, expressing durable faith in a productive year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Jackson
Cawthen
Bryan
Jackson
Eagle Office
Deacon Dubbs to Visit Millican December 11 1925
The Deacon Dubbs of Sorgum Center West Virginia will tour Brazos county towns including Millican Wellborn Bryan and Tabor. He will host a Husking Bee and lead The Virginia Reel at Millican School Auditorium on Friday night December 11 1925 at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deacon Dubbs
Sorgum Center
State O’ West
Virginny
Millican
Wellborn
Bryan
Tabor
Brazos County
New York City
Millican School
Howell to Visit New York City Office and Family
W S Howell leaves tomorrow for New York on a business trip and to visit his son W S Howell Jr and Mrs Howell who have returned from Warsaw where he served as first secretary in the embassy for two years. He is now stationed at Bryar Cliff Lodge Bryar Cliff Manor about twenty five miles up the Hudson River from New York City. The Howells plan to visit Bryan after Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Howell
New York
W. S. Howell, Jr
W. 38. Howell, Jr
Bryan
Eberstadt Invited to Talk on Rural Community Work
Secretary E Eberstadt of the Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce has been invited by Calhoun of the Dallas News and Dallas Journal WFAA to speak on Rural Community Work over the radio Mr Eberstadt has accepted the invite pending Chamber approval of his appearance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Eberstadt
Bryan and Brazos County
Birthday invitations issued for December 11 by Miss Maulice Searcy
Little Miss Maurice Searcy daughter of Dr and Mrs C A Searcy has issued invitations for her fifth birthday party on December 11 at three. The note invites friends to come and share her pleasure and have a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Searcy
C. A. Searcy
Degelia Elected President at Allen Military Academy Club
The Allen Military Academy Band performed at Steele's Store consolidated school auditorium for the Community Club meeting. Officers were elected including C. M. Degelia as president and Mrs. J. M. Perrone as vice president with Miss Mary Church as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Military Academy
FE. A. Lightfoot
Steele's Store Consolidated School
E. P. Humbert
W. S. Barron
C. L. Benson
H. D. Cuykendall
Steele’s
Ruby Wallin
Anna Degelia
Tony Lazarore
Mattie Wallin
Miss Mary Church
Mary Stella
Steele
Alien Academy
Cadet Botts
Jack Knott
Knott
Bryan Cafe
Edgar E. Long
Botts
E. A. Lightfoot
S. E. Eberstadt
von Burklee
C. M. Degelia
J. M. Perrone
Mary Church
Reverend R L Brown Returns From Baptist Meeting
Rev R L Brown and family returned from the Baptist General Convention of Texas in Mineral Wells. He says the meeting was the best in six years with strong missionary zeal and a pledge to raise 1 800 000 for foreign missions in December led by Cottonwood and College Baptists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Brown
Sadie Mitchell
Mineral Wells
Baptist General Convention of Texas
Brown
Texas
Cottonwood
College Baptists
Baptist Hose
Jesus Christ
Churches donate to Buckner Orphan Home in Brazos county
Rev. R. L. Brown led Thanksgiving services at First Baptist College Station Wellborn Bethel Rock Prairie and Cottonwood. The churches contributed a combined $375 to the Buckner Orphan Home, a notable gesture given local conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Brown
First Baptist Church
College Station
Wellborn
Bethel
Rock Prairie
Cottonwood
Buckner Orphan Home
Brazos County
Small Turnout At Bryan Brazos Chamber Meeting
A light attendance marked the Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce Tuesday morning board meeting due to sickness and city absence. Secretary Eberstadt read a highway supervisor appreciation letter, and Good Cheer Association discussed a municipal Christmas Tree and fund drive. County agent Benson praised the chamber and business men for aiding Cliff Lopez, the prize club boy. Members present included Bradley, Covey, Edge, Haswell, Henderson, Gordon, McInnis, Parker, Zountree, with Eberstadt and Benson visiting. Bradley presided in the absence of President Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan and Brazos County
Wilon Bradley
J. E. Covey
Eugene Edge
Tyler Haswell
F. L. Henderson
J. M. Gordon
L. L. McInnis
M. L. Parker
Lee J. Zountree
S. E. Eberstadt
C. L. Benson
Jno
M. Lawrence
Wiln Bradly
Pat Patterson Re‑Elected Leader Of K of P Lodge 176
At Bryan Lodge No. 176 Knights of Pythias Castle Hall Howell Building the weekly meeting focused on officer elections. Pat Patterson was re-elected Chancellor Commander and named representative to the Grand Lodge, with L. W. Cox Virgil Estill John Covington Abe Kosofsky Gus Gerson M. J. Saladiner Walter Myers Frank Patronella and Frank Canavespe also re-elected to respective posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
Castle
Howell Building
Pat Patterson
L. W. Cox
Virgil Estill
John Covington
Abe Kosofsky
Gus Gerson
M. J. Saladiner
Walter Myers
Frank Patronella
Frank Canavespe
Grand Lodge
Little Barnes Boy Breaks Leg Monday
Master Robert Lee Barnes son of Mr and Mrs John Barnes of the Tabor community fell from the porch at home today breaking the left leg between knee and ankle. He was taken to doctors Searcy and Wilkerson in Bryan where X ray confirmed the fracture. The bone was set and a plaster cast applied and he is reported doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lee Barnes
John Barnes
Tabor
Brazos County Exes to Meet for Ex‑Students Lunch
Brazos County A. and M. Ex-Students will gather in the Mess Hall Annex for lunch at noon on Friday December 11. The event ends at 12:50. Exes should notify J. F. Longley of the Electrical Engineering Department. Plates are 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
College Station
Brazos County
Mess Hall
J. F. Longley
Electrical Engineering
Blue Star Remedy Ad Promises Quick Skins Relief
An old classified ad touts Blue Star Remedy for eczema itching sores and rashes. It claims deep skin penetration, immediate relief, no clothing stains, and a pleasant odor, with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roman & Vick
Adv
World Court talk to be given by Mrs Robinson
Mrs. Fred B. Robinson will speak on The Entrance of the United States Into the World Court at a luncheon on Tuesday December 15 at the Aggieland Inn College. The event costs 75 cents a plate and is limited to fifty reservations with club women given priority. several Bryan and College clubs plan to attend and discuss the issue with residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Youngblood
Fourth District Federation of Women’s Clubs
Bryan
College
Fred B. Robinson
Waco
United States
Robinson
Aggieland Inn
World Court
Youngblood
F. A. Buechel
Campus Study Club
J. N. Goodwin
Bryan Woman's Club
G. L. Crawford
Reading Club
J. N. Dulaney
Music Study Club
W. H. Darrow
Extension Service Club
W. S. Howell
Delphian Club
Death comes to Mrs. Pansy Peck of Dallas
Mrs. Pansy Peck, daughter of Hal Peck of Corsicana, died in Dallas Monday night. She was a niece of Mrs. J. W. Coulter of Bryan and sister of R. W. Downard. The body will be brought to Corsicana for burial and the funeral is to be held from the parental home Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Coulter
Hal Peck
Corsicana
Pansy Peck
Dallas
Mrs. Coulter
Bryan
Mamie Downard
R. W. Downard
Mrs. Peck
Mrs
Most Important U D C Meeting Plans Historic Year
At the L. S. Ross Chapter of the U D C Friday session at Mrs. J B Stevenson home, members focused on the year ahead with three key committees named for essays on Southern history, Confederate generals displays in Bryan schools, and a public Historical Evening. A project to compile a Southern Customs book was launched with Mrs H B McDowell coordinating. The program included musical and literary items and refreshments. January's meeting will be with Mrs Tyler Haswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Ross
J. B. Stevenson
Egbert Jones
S. M. Hunter
J. A. Myres
W. B. Cline
West Side
Bryan
B. B. McDowell
Paul Dansby
J. M. Dunn
Ben Marwill
P. S. Park
J. Webb Howell
Chas
S. Gainer
J. W. Dyer
H. B. McDowell
Joseph Wheeler
Albert Buchanan
Beautiful engraved Christmas and New Year cards
An advertisement promotes complete engraved greeting cards with a phone contact for estimates. It urges placing orders now to ensure customers receive the exact card they want and mentions representative calls.
Kurten Club Wins Third in Texas Boys Club Contest
Letter from R W Persons reports Dessau club won first, Mason county second, Kurten third in the state boys club contest. Kurten Cheerful Forty Three shows strong for first year with receipts 3124 28 and expenses 362 37 profit 2643 01. Dessau average 93 5 Kurten 74 8, Brazos county praised and thanks to Miss Irving and County Agent Davis of Travis county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Benson
Abbie Sevier
R. W. Persons
Extension Service
Yumcuiey
Dessau
Travis County
Mason County
Kurten Club
Kurten
Brazos County
Irving
Davis
Constable J D Conlee Caught Three for Theft
Constable J D Conlee arrested three youths for auto theft after finding them asleep in a Buick roadster in front of his home. The vehicle, stolen from Waco and valued at $600, led to a felony charge. bond set at $3 500 each after a morning hearing before Justice J W Hamilton. Names given: Jack Wallas Ray Bogner and Grady Miller from Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Conlee
J. W. Hamilton
Conlee
Waco
Jack Wallas
Ray Bogner
Grady Miller
Kansas City
Eagle Job Printing Department Ready for Any Size Work
The Eagle job printing department is well equipped for all sizes of work. All work is done promptly and properly.
How Doctors Treat Colds and the Flu
Doctors and druggists now recommend Calotabs as a purified calomel compound tablet that acts overnight to break a cold or grippe without salts or nausea. One tablet at bedtime with water cleanses the system by morning, restoring appetite and energy. Family package with directions available for 36 cents at any drug store.
Bryan To Again Host Municipal Christmas Tree At Yale Tire
The Bryan and Brazos County Good Cheer Association renewed its plan to sponsor a municipal Christmas tree this year. At the Monday chamber meeting the same officers were re elected to lead for another year, with I E Warren and Jess Conlee in charge of tree work and Sam E Eberstadt and Rev J J Tatum handling fundraising for the next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan and
Brazos County
Good Cheer Association
Chamber of Commerce
Bryan
Association For Means
I. E. Warren
Jess Conlee
Sam E. Eberstadt
J. J. Tatum
Judge Davis Elected to Baylor Board at Convention
At the State Baptist Convention in Mineral Wells Judge W C Davis of Bryan was chosen as a trustee of Baylor College at Belton. The article notes Baylor as a major girls school with over 2000 attendees and praises Davis as a prominent Bryan citizen praised by friends for the honor and expected credit to the city and college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineral Wells
W. C. Davis
Bryan
Baylor College
Belton
Wanted Man or Woman to Sell Rawleigh Products
W. T. Rawleigh Co seeks a seller in Bryan. Apply Dept. 58 Memphis Tenn for opportunity to market Rawleigh products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawleigh
Bryan
W. T. Rawleigh CO
Memphis
Tenn
For Rent 170 Acre Farm on Sulphur Springs Road
170 acre gravel farm for rent along Sulphur Springs road on a school bus line. See Mrs A J Tabor for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Tabor
Kay Halsell Wins Country Club Tournament Title
Kay Halsell won first place in the November Country Club golf tourney with L. L. Foraker second and Lt. Russel D. Powers third. The club previews the December event and welcomes Dr. S. R. Gammon Jr and Dean Chas. E. Finley of A and M College as new associate members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Halsell
L. L. Foraker
Russel D. Powers
S. R. Gammon, Jr
Chas. E. Finley
A and M. College
Bryan Party Heads for Rio Grande Deer Hunt
George J. Nedbalek W P Moore and Ed Nedbalek travel by train for a week in the Rio Grande country to hunt deer and chapparal birds. Local interest notes deer hunting is said to be good in the region. Also mentioned are F E McDonald and J H Pyle visiting Bryan. Bedias reports 1500 bales of cotton, a county record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Nedbalek
W. P. Moore
Ed Nedbalek
Rio Grande Country
Bryan
F. E. McDonald
J. H. Pyle
Bedias
Mr. McDonald
D. J. McDonald
Eagle Office
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hancock-Crenshaw
Kings Highway Club
G.E. Long
Luther Johnson
Postoffice
Little William Nelson
the Eagle
Smith Drug CO
Eberstadt
WFAA
Maulice Searcy
Rev. R. L. Brown
Baptist Meeting
K. of P
Little Barnes
Wagle
U.D.C
J.d.conlee
Yaletire
J. L. Brock
Lee J. Rountree
JUDGE
Valley
Cincinnnati Conservatory of Music
Colone
Tlington
R. J. Halbrooks
E. F. Parks CO
Bryan, Texas
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