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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1921

Page

3

Hawaii survey warns Japanese voters to rise in islands

A federal survey commission led by Dr. Frank A. Bunker reports that Hawaii's Japanese population shows strong momentum toward numerical dominance, with 1930 voters projected to include substantial Hawaiian-born Japanese and rising electorates by 1940. It notes high employment, thrift, and social engagement among Japanese while predicting future political influence.

Associated Press Honolulu T. H Federal Frank A. Bunker Washington Hawaii Narbers Portugese Territorial Board of Health

Backward Party Delights Sunday School Class

A backward party hosted by Mrs W P Bryan for the Presbyterian church Sunday School class featured guests arriving and playing games in reverse order with meals served upside down on the plate. Attendees included Jane Oliver Billy Oliver Reed Mitchell Katherine Higgs Pearle Wallas George Griffin Allister Waldrop Elizabeth Cline Myrtle Dillard Mildred Salley Ernest Kennedy Clynn Cloud and George Butler.

W. P. Bryan Presbyterian Church Elon Stuart Jane Oliver Billy Oliver Reed Mitchell Katherine Higgs Pearle Wallas George Griffin Allister Waldrop Elizabeth Cline Myrtle Dillard Mildred Salley Ernest, Kennedy Clynn Cloud George Butler

Self-Serving Grocery Set to Open in Bryan

The Self-Service Grocery Company will open next Friday in Cloud's Market on Main Street Bryan. J. E. Hensarling leads the firm after eight years with major Bryan grocers and just returned from Dallas where he has been for the past year. The store features modern self-serving fixtures and a complete stock of groceries.

Bryan Cloud’s Market Main Street J. E. Hensarling Dallas

Historic tree on courthouse grounds to be safeguarded

Citizens and local groups in Bryan seek to honor the Col Harvey Mitchell cedar by guarding it with a marker. The tree traces Brazos County history from the 1840s first court near Ferguson Springs to Boonville and the 1892 granite courthouse, later moved to the current courthouse square.

Woman’s Club United Daughters of the Confederacy Bryan Court House Col. Harvey Mitchell Brazos County Ferguson Crossing Navasota River Joseph Ferguson H. O. Ferguson J. M. Ferguson Boonville Carter’s Creek Ferguson’s Springs Col Harvey Mitchell Millican Old Court House Square George Morris

Fast Texas Pursues East Texas Junior A and M College

Ex ecutive Board discusses establishing a junior agriculture college in East Texas. Letter to Mr Lee J. Rountree of Bryan urges careful consideration and attendance at the upcoming board meeting. Col Mayfield seeks full attendance as vital matters are anticipated. Rev P T Ramsey visits Bryan to attend a Methodist conference board meeting at A M College.

Tyler Texas Lee J. Rountree Bryan Rountree East Texas Col. Mayfield Church of Commerce A. L. Burge Rev. Ramsey P. T. Ramsey First Methodist Church Port Arthur Board of Commissioners A. & M. College Ramsey

Edge Couple Heads to Style Show in Chicago

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Edge depart by noon train for Chicago to attend a style show. They are joined by Miss Trannie Wren and plan a three week trip during which they will personally supervise buying for the Eugene Edge department store to ensure selections reflect current fashion and customer needs.

Eugene Edge Chicago Trannie Wren Edge Miss Wren Eugene Edge Department Store

Eight Year Old Burned When Candle Ignites Clothing

Harold Graham eight, son of Mr and Mrs Ed Graham Brenham, was badly burned when his clothing caught fire from a candle in the attic. Mrs Graham burned while removing flames. Physician says prognosis hopeful though burns are serious. The family recently moved to Brenham from Bryan.

Harold Graham Ed. Graham Brenham L. D. McGee Bryan

C. of C. Directors Discuss Road Plans

Tentative highway improvement plans and other Bryan Brazos county issues were reviewed at a Chamber of Commerce directorate meeting. Attendees included Tyler Haswell E J Jenkins E J Fountain John M Lawrence J N Dulaney J M Gordon L L McInnis Travis B Bryan J D Martin W B E Cole John A Moore M E Wallace T K Lawrence D L Wilson Oak McKenzie R S Webb Sr and H C Ferguson.

Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce Directorate Tyler Haswell E. J. Jenkins E. J. Fountain John M. Lawrence J. N. Dulaney J. M. Gordon L. L. McInnis Travis B. Bryan J. D. Martin W. BE. Cole John A. Moore M. E. Wallace T. K. Lawrence D. L. Wilson Oak McKenzie R. S. Webb, Sr H. C. Ferguson

Sixty Distinguished Students Named at A and M College

Special to the Eagle reports 60 students at Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas named distinguished for the first term by registrar C. E. Finley. 17 seniors 14 juniors 6 sophomores 11 freshmen 3 first year and 9 second year. list includes N. H. Abrams Sherman A. R. Black Ingleside C. Y. Chang Washington D C E. Chapa San Antonio J. P. Estill Wharton Tl. J. Pater son Austin M. L. Santerre Dallas and others from across Texas and abroad.

College Station Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College C. E. Finley N. H. Abrams Sherman A. R. Black Ingleside C. Y. Chang Washington D.C Houston C. R. Clark San Antonio L. D. Howell Bexar Ala E. J. Kerr Havana Cuba W. L. Knapp Calvert A. P. Lancaster

Notice of Dues Payment Following Death of W S Wilson Sr

Members must pay $1.10 in cash to the account of the death of Mr. W S Wilson Sr before February 17. Joe B Reed serves as secretary.

W. S. Wilson Joe B Reed

Red Cross Aided in 57 Disasters During 1920

United States disaster year 1920 saw 57 major incidents with 425 dead and 2,700 injured. Red Cross relief totaled $780,000 locally and $208,000 from national funds, plus nearly half a million in supervised aid for Corpus Christi 1919.

Washington, D. C United States American Red Cross Washington Red Cross Corpus Christi North Dakota Montana Bureau of Disaster Relief South Central South Italy Mexico China Haiti

Churches raise funds for starving millions in China

A Sunday school free will offering at the Presbyterian church totaled 225 dollars alongside 50 dollars at the Christian Church and 100 dollars at the Free Will Baptist. The First Baptist church plans a contribution next Sunday. Funds go to accredited agencies to aid China.

China Presbyterian Church Christian Church Free Will Baptist First Baptist Church

Tabor Visitors Tour A. and M. College

About 40 pupils teachers and patrons from New Tabor High School visited Texas A and M College in College Station for an inspection tour. They were guided by W B Cook of the Extension Service with Burlison County public instruction supervisor Hensley accompanying. The program aims to encourage more schools to visit. Deanville Birdsong Hrosanka Moravia have already taken part and others are expected before spring term ends.

Tabor A. & M. College College Station Texas Tabor High School W. B. Cook Hensley Public Instruction Burlson Deanville Birdsong Hrosanka Moravia

Wilson Funeral Held At Saint Andrews Church

Funeral services for W. S. Wilson, who died Monday morning at 8 30 at his Bryan avenue home, were held this afternoon at 4 from Saint Andrews Episcopal Church. Rev H B Jamison conducted the rites with interment in City Cemetery. Active pallbearers were Guy P. Bittle S H Hickman M M Erskine Harry Estill A M Waldrop and Fred Cavitt. Honorary pallbearers included Joe B Reed W G Taliaferro J T Hines W E Saunders Geo E Hadley E W Crenshaw and H O Boatwright.

W. S. Wilson Bryan Avenue Saint Andrew’s Episcopal Church H. B. Jamison City Cemetery Guy P. Bittle S. H. Hickman M. M. Erskine Harry Estill A. M. Waldrop Fred Cavitt Joe B. Reed W. G. Taliaferro J. T. Hines W. E. Saunders Geo. E. Hadley E. W. Crenshaw H. O. Boatwright

Texas Senate approves tuberculosis hospital bill Kerr County site

Senator Rogers won passage of a bill for a state tuberculosis sanatorium on the American Legion site in Kerr County with a $1.5 million appropriation. The Fairchild measure for a state pure food and drug department, with the health department as recommended by Governor Neff, also passed the Senate.

Austin Texas Rogers American Legion Kerr County Fairchild Neff Senate

Bryan Social Notes Chronicle Variety of Local Visitors

A bustling roundup of residents and guests visiting Bryan today from Benchley Harvey Brazos Bottom Hearne and Kurten. Many travelers calling on friends attending events and sharing family news including baptisms and campus visits at A and M College.

T. B. Peyton Benchley C. H. B. Graham Harvey W. S. Mill Brazos Bottom Annie Lawless Edge J. P. Gilpin Richard Hearne Kurton Bryan Misses Lee Helen Payton Winnie Carroll G. M. Ammons Tabor J. L., Burt C. R. Gregory Brookshire Mamie Lee Lord Lula Larkin Hearne W.S. Stuart Calvert Mildred Horton North Texas A. & M. College M. Francis College Bramice Faucette Madge Kirchgradden del Rio Eugene Edge East 30Th Street Alfred Poetter Mumford Hendrix Conway N.F. Lockerd Rosse Lorraine Pollard Houston W. B. Cline Alma Higgs John Keneeny West 24Th Street Geo. H. Cole Jefferson Tex H. C. Willis Jack Howell State University At Austin J. Webb Howell Ben Powers Route 2

Eagle Printing Co Elects Officers for 1921

Stockholders met Saturday afternoon and elected directors Lee J. Rountree H O Boatwright C M Cole E J Fermier and P A Tardy The directors then elected officers for 1921 Lee J Rountree president H O Boatwright vice president P A Tardy secretary and C M Cole assistant secretary.

The Eagle Printing Company Lee J. Rountree H. O. Boatwright C. M. Cole E. J. Fermier P. A. Tardy

Pittman’s Plant Farm Onion and Cabbage Stock Oferta

For sale Bermuda onion plants and tough cabbage plants ready now through June. 40 acres with 150 pounds seed planted in open, tied 100 to a bunch. Prices: 500 postpaid $1.25 each, 1 000 $2.25, 5 000 $10 000 postpaid. Prompt shipment and satisfaction guaranteed. Pittman’s Plant Farm Cotulla Texas LaSalle Co.

Pittman Cotulla Texas LaSalle Co

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