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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1925

Page

8

Brazos County club notes urge diversified farming and ten year plan

The Good Old Times column discusses declining yields due to farming practices and the need to boost organic matter through crop rotation legume and livestock integration. It endorses a ten year Texas A&M Extension program and highlights fertilizer analysis guidance from the Experiment Station. It also notes the Tabor club success and local personnel changes.

H. M. Bainer Southwestern Wheat Improvement Association

Tabor Victory Club Holds Lively Meeting

Tabor Vic tory Club of boys and girls met Monday at 2 30 with three absent. County Agent C L Benson District 1 Agent A W Buchanan Miss Mary Locke and Miss Laura Belle Roten offered suggestions for the year. Songs yells and sewing were featured and a club picnic is planned. The girls entertained the club boys and school board Saturday night with hot chocolate and cake for over a hundred attendees.

Bryan Daily Eagle Tabor Tabor Victory Club of Boys iCounty C. L. Benson District 1 A. W .Buchanan Mary i Locke Laura Belle Roten

Edge community gains progress through agricultural clubs

The Edge community shows lasting growth led by boys and girls in agricultural clubs, expanding to Women's and Men's clubs and a full Community Club. The area reports new school buildings, an auditorium, teacherage, and higher land values as proof of its awakening and regional publicity.

Edge Edge Community Bryan Eagle Texas

Edge Epigrams Highlight Community Life and Anecdotes

Rev J W Handy's sermon on the Second Coming opens Edge notes. Mangus begins bright Sunday school, B Y P U thrives, town ball on Payne lawn with Mangum family and Bill Cov from A and M. Edges shifts include Delco humor, Eberstadt chatter, J T Cross buys Beard Cash Store, and fond farewell to the Beards.

J. T. Cross Company T. W .Beard Mr .Beard Bryan Edge Beard

Leonard Wheeless and Maddie Gandy wed Saturday night

Leonard Wheeless son of Mr and Mrs H T Wheeless and Maddie Gandy daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Gandy of Wellborn were married at 8 45 o clock on Saturday night. Rev J J Tatum officiated at the Free Baptist church member bride. They will reside with Mrs M A Robertson in South apartments.

Leonard Wheeless H. T. Wheeless Maddie Gandy W. E. Gandy Wellborn J. J. Tatum Free Baptist Church M. A. Robertson South

Millinery School Held at Carnegie in Brazos County

A two day millinery course conducted at Carnegie Library auditorium Bryan showcases hats making under the Extension Service of A and M College. Miss Laura Belle Roten and Mrs. Dora R. Barnes led the sessions with delegates from Reliance Kurten Edge Tabor Millican College Bryan and surrounding communities.

Bryan Carnegie Library Brazos County A. and M. College Laura Belle Roten Dora R. Barnes Extension Service Roten Miss Roten College Mrs. Barnes Reliance Kurten Edge Tabor Millican College and G. L. Crawford John. W. Thompson Ernest Moore D. D. McAlpine Dell Fuller W. G. Colson Rae Hugghins Grace Sample Annie Locke Lillian Mills C. B. McGregor S. E. Dunlap D. C. Jones Mary Locke Phenie Locke A. K. Short Sam Bullock E. B. Elliott Albert Buchanan Bill Wimberly E. W. Markle H F. Jones Robert E. Jones T. J. Mason P. H. Hensarling Carolyn Kern E. L. Harter N. F. Rode McMurtray R. R. Reppert C. H. Mathis Henry Kurten George Jones Bessie Crenshaw E. L. Myres C. F. Hancock Lancaster Black W. H. Darrow W. P. Means W. F. Miller Eugene Spence S. M. Bird John Waltman Joe Pasler Albert Goodman J. D

Steep Hollow Visits and Local Health News

Steep Hollow reports weekend visits from families including the Fosters Hopkins and Worshams. Elmer Moore recovers well after appendicitis surgery. Bryan guests Chas Murray and Dee Worsham also visited Dover and College locals shared Sunday time with family.

Bryan Daily Eagle Steep Hollow R. L. Foster Floss Allen Lee Ruby Foster Martin Hopkins Iola Isaac Hopkins Dover Elmer Moore Chas. Murray Bryan Arnold Dee Worsham W. H. Worsham Billie Adkinson Vernon Martin College T. B. Martin Joe Barnett Lizzie Barnett Harivey

Anthony Vitopil dies. funeral set at St Joseph's

Funeral services for Anthony Vitopil who died Sunday night at his daughter-in-law's home on West 25th street will be held Tuesday at 10 o'clock at St Joseph's Catholic church conducted by Rev Father J B Gliessner. Interment will be in Mount Calvary cemetery. He was nearly 80, born June 4 1845 in Moravia and came to the United States in 1876. He lived in Brazos county nearly 50 years, with sons M F Vitopil F J Vitopil S J Vitopil of Houston and A B Vitopil of College Station, a brother Joe Vitopil of Wheelock and a late daughter. He was a member of K J T and Catholic Union of Texas. Active pallbearers listed. Job printing note.

Anthony Vitopil Fannie Vitopil West 25Th Street St. Joseph’s Catholic Church J. B. Gliessner Mount Calvary Catholic Cemetery Moravia Austria Czecho-Slovakia Brazos County Caldwell Luza Bryan M. F. Vitopil F. J. Vitopil S. J. Vitopil Houston A. B. Vitopil College Station

STOP THAT ITCHING with Blue Star Remedy Ad

A local advertisement promises a jar of Blue Star Remedy will relieve chronic skin itch eczema and related sores. The copy claims the product penetrates to the seat of trouble, relieves itching, does not stain clothing, and has a pleasant odor. The ad credits ROMAN & VICK.

Roman & Vick.—Ad.v

Harvey Happenings Girl's Club Organized in Harvey

Miss Laura Belle Roten organized a girls club in Harvey on Tuesday with Hazel Kelley as president and Imogene Kincannon as secretary. Members enrolled include Hazel Kelley Thelma Jones Ofie Cobb Celeste Cobb Inez Kineannon Hallie Eden Claudie Mae Nolan Lillie Eden Thelma Mooney Gussie Mae Schultz Julia Jacobs Minnie Barnes and Imogene Kineannon.

Bryan Daily Eagle Harvey Laura Belle Roten Hazel Kelley Imogene Kincannon Thelma Jones Ofie Cobb Celeste Cobb Inez Kineannon Hallie Eden Claudie Mae Nolan Lillie Eden Thelma Mooney Gussie Mae Schultz Julia Jacobs Minnie Barnes Imogene Kineannon

Tabor and Consolidated Share 11.25 After Tuesday Game

After paying officials and advertising expenses the teams of Tabor and Consolidated cleared 11.25 each from Tuesday’s basketball game at the Allen gym court.

Tabor and Consolidated Allen Gym

Cardus touted by Texas mother as tonic aid

Mrs C L Rason of Winfield Texas reports severe backache and nerves eased after eight bottles of Cardus. She says the vegetable tonic strengthened her, aided sleep, and helped during pregnancy and after birth.

Winfield Texas Cardus

Brazos County Health Committee to Meet Saturday

The Brazos County Health Committee will meet on Saturday at 3 o clock in the office of County Health Nurse Miss Elizabeth Curtis at the courthouse in Bryan.

Brazos County Health Committee Court House Brazos County Elizabeth Curtis Bryan

Debts Due to Brogdon Firm Placed for Collection

All accounts owed to the former firm of R L Brogdon must be paid by February 15 or will be turned over to an attorney for collection. Daisy M Brogdon.

R. L. Brogdon Daisy M Brogdon

SICKLY PEEVISH CHILDREN AND WORMS REMEDY AD

Advertises White's Cream Vermifuge as a safe worm destroyer for sickly pale children. Describes symptoms and claims 85 cent price. Sold by Jenkins' Drug Store.

Jenkins’ Drug Store

Also Mentioned on This Page

Good Old Times A. Cobb Southern Ruralist Cobb A. and M. College of Texas Chambers of Commerce John W. McFarlane Oscar Chas Joe Locke Experiment Station Dr. B. Youngblood Washington Street J. W. Handy F. L. Mangus Fd Payne P. S. Mangum Prof. Mangum W. C. Hill Octavia Morrison Normangee Bill Emmett Holland Miss Horton Extension Service Department Risinger R. R. Reynolds Studebaker John Payne Elliotts Ed Payne Sam E. Eberstadt Bryan Chamber of Commerce H. D. Cuykendall Eberstadt Blue Ribbon Forty Club Mr. Eberstadt Delco Fagle Moddie Gandy Carnegie Idahome Flour Katrina Libby’s Fruits Burt Olney Lawrence Grocery Co the Eagle Printing Company Seai AR Omn Heiskell Johnston, Holloway & Co Philada Calomel Co Atlanta M. H. James Drug CO Tait Butler The Progressive Farmer Arkansas
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