4 H Club Scholarship Girls Demonstrate Home Program
The 4 H Club scholarship girls sent by the Woman's Club presented a home demonstration program at A and M College. Miss Lucy Givens and assistants led talks on sewing craft and nutrition. Mrs. Haswell announced committees for January elections and federation delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Arnold
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Womn
M. College
Cime
Lucy Givens
Brazosoynty
Mamie Hayden
Mildred Horton
B. H. Astin
Woman's C Lab
Denton
Tyler Haswell
E. J. Fountain
C. L A
A.nd
Texas Oy
J. T. Hanway
M. W. Sims
Texas
Exas
Bryan
Texs
Brazos County
Rome
Givens
Helen Jones
Woodville
Annette Morrell
Wood
Francis Noto
Steele's Store
Maggie Cahill
Smetana
Albina Blazek
Leonard
Lena May Bonano
Steele
Alma Indt
King’s Highway
Milton Fountain
Albert Goodman
Fannie Buchanan
C. Whitney Coombs
Haswell
B. A. Sims
A. K. Brown
H. C. Fulgham
J. H. Conway
City Federation
J. B. Priddy
Ida Kernodle
Morris Schulman
Local family visits Fort Worth for holidays
Mr and Mrs P C Key and their children Freeman and Freda Lafou left today for a holiday visit in Fort Worth. Mr and Mrs M S Hanover of Wheelock are in town on business today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Key
Freeman
Freda Lafou
Fort Worth
M. S. Hanover
Wheelock
Red Cross quota reached in Brazos County drive
D L Wilson of Bryan announced the twelfth annual Red Cross roll call in Brazos County exceeded the 500 member quota with a total of 501 members in 1929. He thanked the American Legion Rotary Club and Lions Club of Bryan while noting committee reports from Leonard Shirock Kurten Harvey Wellborn Reliance Steep Hollow Rye Allen Academy A and M College Tabor and Bryan. The total contributions were 501 members and 501.30 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Wilson
Bryan
American Red Cross
Brazos County
Albert Buchanan
Wilson
Red Cross
American Legion
Rotary Club
Lions Club of
Leonard
Shirock
Kurten
Harvey
Wellborn
Reliance
Steep Hollow
Rye
Allen Academy
A. and M. College
Tabor
Tabor Community Ends 1928 Meet With Film Showing
The Tabor Community Club held its final 1928 meeting at the community house, hampered by flu but with an attentive audience. A film by A and M College and Bryan drew about 30 000 Texas viewers, then plans for 1929 were outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
Mary Locke
C. L. Benson
S. E. Eberstadt
Bryan Chamber of Commerce
Eberstadt
Bryan
Brazos County
Allen Academy
A. and M. College
C. H. Wingler
A. and M
Locke
Franchise for spur track granted to H. and T. C.
The city commission granted a franchise Friday night to the H. and T. C. Railroad Company for the construction of a spur track near the Bryan Cotton Seed Oil Mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. and T. C. Railroad Company
Bryan
Self Poison From Constipation Warns Against Toxic Habits
An article warns that daily intake of toxins from constipation poisons the body and causes headaches insomnia and other symptoms. It promotes Terbine a venetable remedy advertised as a natural relief and urges readers to obtain a bottle immediately.
Holiday club notes mix food and farming tips
A club notes column blends Christmas menus with health tips and project reports. It highlights a spinach salad idea, canned value totals of $9 908.49 from club women, Arkansas dairy work with scrub and pure bred bulls, local farmers adopting farm levels and terraces, meat curing methods, and plans for poultry education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Brazos County
Bologna
Dr W P Gilstrap Dies in Houston After Illness
Telegrams sent to Drs C A Searcy and L O Wilkerson announced the death of Dr W P Gilstrap of Wheelock at Baptist Hospital Houston on Saturday December 15 at 12 01 am following a brief illness. A prominent physician in Robertson and Brazos counties for 25 years his death brings sorrow to many. Funeral services set for Sunday December 16 at 2 pm in Franklin with interment in the family burial ground. Friends from Bryan and Brazos County expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Searcy
L. O. Wilkerson
W. P. Gilstrap
Wheelock
the Baptist Hospital
Houston
Gilstrap
Robertson
Brazos Counties
W. P Gilstrap
Franklin
Texas
Bryan
Brazos County
Milton Fountain Buys Brazos Farm
J Milton Fountain bought the Brazos Valley farm of 485 acres at Myers Station from Egbert Jones for 44875 dollars. The land, part of the Jac Parker estate, was originally bought by W H Cole and Jones. The sale includes a gin plant and 14 rent houses. Fountain will direct farming in 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Milton Fountain
Brazos Valley
Egbert Jones
Jac. K. Parker
Myers Station
W. H. Cole
Mr. Jones
Cole
Mr. Fountain
Bryan Cemetery Directors Hold Last 1928 Meeting
The Bryan Cemetery Association board met Tuesday at 10 at City National Bank. Directors praised cemetery improvements and thanked the city of Bryan for cooperation. Endowment and financials were reported. plans for 1929 were noted. Next meeting is the fourth Thursday in 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Cemetery Association
City National Bank
Geo. A Adams
Dana Carnes
F. L. Cavitt
Mary P. Carr
G. M. Brandon
John K. Parker
Edgar Covey
J. E. Astin
Albert Buchanan
R. O.allen
J. Bryan Miller
Marion Armstrong
Denver
Col
Bryan
Jac. K. Parker
Southwest Section
M. B. Parker
R. Q. Astin
Louise H. Smith
Mabel Castles
J. E. Covey
Robert S. Webb
W. S. Howell
R. O. Allen
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Martin F Kapechinsky
A daughter named Miss Princess was born Wednesday at the family home in Union Hill to Mr. and Mrs. Martin F. Kapechinsky. The mother is critically ill with slight hope for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin F. Kapechinsky
Union Hill
Princess
Night school proposal to aid poultry farmers
A speaker urges rural communities to start a night school on poultry care. The program would teach incubation, brooding, feeding and culling skills, with plans to be organized by the next meeting. County agents should be consulted for guidance.
Children Write To Santa Claus From Bryan and Edge
Santa letters arrive at the Eagle office for publication to connect kiddies with St. Nicholas. Read lists from Monroe Marshall six, Charles Aden Buchanan Jr., and Dorothy Rose Buchanan including bicycles, toys, a fire truck, dolls, tricycles and household items for delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Office of the Eagle
St. Nicholas
Mack
Dan Watson
Charles Aden Buchanan Jr
Edge Apartments
Geraldine
Robert Aden
Dorothy Rose Buchanan
Texas Lumbermen Seek Farm Building Information
A Texas Retail Lumbermen’s Association committee met with President T. O. Walton and Extension Service director O. B. Martin to study modern farm buildings. Members from Waco Houston Cameron New Braunfels Bryan and other cities discussed advancing builders’ knowledge to better guide farmers, noting designs have improved and may cost little more yet provide efficiency gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Texas Retail Lumbermen’s Association
T. O. Walton
O. B. Martin
A. and M. College
E. P. Hunter
Waco
I. B. McFarland
Webster McEvoy
Houston
R. P. Jeter
Cameron
P. F. Pfeuffer
New Braunfels
R. G. Hyett
W. S. Howell
Bryan
Hunter
Soil erosion study amendment aims at conservation effort
The Buchanan amendment seeks 160000 dollars for soil erosion and rainfall conservation research. A. and M. Spur station reports 100 acres involved in runoff tests with water losses up to 85 percent in a year and forty one tons of soil washed from an acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spur
A. and M. College
Luther A. Johnson
Corsicana
A. B. Conner
A. and M. Agricultural Experiment Station
Acre
East
Texas
Bureau of Chemistry and Soils
Johnson
Mississippi
Missouri
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Kentucky
Piedmont
Appalachian
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Kansas
New England
Main Streets Christmas Lights Impress City Leaders
Citizens and officials praised Bryan’s Main Street light display as a modern, attractive project. Local leaders like W. F. Gibbs and S. E. Eberstadt lauded its beauty and civic value, while tourists and residents noted the plan’s potential to boost tourism and holiday shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
W. F. Gibbs
Texas
W. P. Gayle
C. R. Gardner
Main Street
A. M. Waldrop
S. E. Eberstadt
Chamber of Commerce
Houston
Dallas
City Commission
W. R. Thomas
A. J. Wagner
Coney Island
Every Woman Knows about Burns and Scalds Caution
An advertisement urges women to keep Liquid Borozone in the home medicine cabinet to quickly relieve burn pain and prevent infection. It promotes Roman and Vick as the sellers.
Honor Students Named at Allen Academy Fall Term
Headmaster F E L Wickline announced Allen Academy honor students for the fall term. Recipients include Adams of Houston Cerna of Mexico L Clark Weslaco C Cook Sherman Doty Mexico Dwyer Houston Gardner Bryan Goulette Odessa W Hamilton Houston Kagy Dallas Mills Houston Nash Leona Nicosia Houston Paine Houston Pellandini Mexico Rosenburg Houston A Smith Dallas E Smith Dallas Lacy Wallace Port Neches Wattigney High Island White Arkansas Winter man Eagle Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Academy
L Wickline
Adams
Houston
Cerna
Mexico
L. Clark
Weslaco
C. Cook
Sherman
Doty
Dwyer
Gardner
Bryan
Goulette
Odessa
W. Hamilton
Kagy
Dallas
Mills
Nash
Leona
Nicosia
Paine
Pellandini
Rosenburg
A. Smith
E. Smith
Lacy Wallace
Port Neches
Wattigney
High Island
White
Arkansas
Winterman
Eagle Lake
Mrs Ashford Plans Holiday Visit to Pawhuska Family
Mrs G F Ashford will visit her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Cecil Ashford in Pawhuska Oklahoma during the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Ashford
Mrs. Cecil Ashford
Pawhuska
Okla
Publicity Aims From Southwestern Waterworks Convention
Charles H. Ade director of the Southwestern Waterworks Association and editor of the Southwest Waterworks Journal spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Bryan for the waterworks school and upcoming convention at Bryan and A and M College. He gathered data and Bryan and College views for publicity in the journal issue preceding the convention. Ade was joined by Mrs. Ade visiting her parents Mr and Mrs S L Eaves. The Eagle Want Ads offer results for selling items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Ade
Southwestern Waterworks Assoiation
Southwest Waterworks Journal
Temple
Bryan
A. and M. College
Ade
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T. C
Ady
W. H. Buchanan
Willie Kelly
E. M. Seaman
Charlie Merka
Eudaly
Wallace Stevenet
Willie Yeager
Kurten Club
Wallace
Willie
Brazos
Terracing Pays
Dick Elliott
Holland
Epyet
Emmett Holland
D. H. Reid
Brazos Farm
Bryan, Texas
Monroe Marshall
Roman É& Vick
Eagle
First State Bank & Trust Company
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