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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1926

Page

3

Miss Mary Locke Elected President of Tabor Welfare Club

The Tabor Welfare Club held a Friday night meeting on February 12 electing Miss Mary Locke as president for the coming year. Other officers include Miss Susie Benbow secretary John H White Jr Charlie Locke Mrs W G Colson and Miss Maggie Benbow program committee. A hog calling contest awarded Chester Kirby first prize a box of chewing gum.

Mary Locke Tabor W. G. Colson John Barnes Walter Armstrong C. L. Benson Chester Kirby Oscar Wilson Bryan Mattie Hall Margaret Delmarae Alexander

Brazos County A M Club Meeting Highlights Aggie Ties

Brazos County A M Club met Friday noon in the mess hall annex with President F. E. Lichte in charge and T. A. Manson presenting the program. J. C. Dykes spoke on athletic coaching at Stephenville and the role of the Interscholastic League. Sam E. Eberstadt of the Bryan Chamber of Commerce gave a history of local support for the Aggie institution, noting the chamber’s willingness to help.

F. EB. Lichte Brazos County A. and M. Club Mess Hall T. A. Manson Aggieland Orchestra Aggie Spirit of Aggieland Cadet Mims W. A. Duncan Lichte Munson J. C. Dykes Junior Allege Stephenville A. and M. College Austin Sam E. Eberstadt Bryan and Brazos County M. Col.ve Brazos County Chamber of Commerce Bryan Bryan Chamber of Commerce Walter Wipprecht W. R. Smitham BE. R. Alexander J. P. Buck J. T. L. McNew R. P. Ward C. C. Yates Edwin EF. Aldridge H. Schmidt M. M. Daugherty C. E. Finley E. Eberstadt G. A. Long Frank M. Lyle G. L. Crawford J. F. Longley Sterling C. Evans Jnc. T. Egan A. L. Ward Hi. H. Williamson H. E. Randolph J. Cc. Dykes C. H. Winkler Crawford J. A. Peterson T. A. Munson F. E. Lichte H. D. Cuykendall Bryan Eagle

Giant mammoth unearthed near College Station named Mammoth Francisci

Special to the Eagle reports Dr. Mark Francis dean of the School of Veterinary Medicine unearthed a new giant mammoth species in Texas near College Station. The fossil now known as Mammoth Francisci is exhibited in the College museum after removal from its ancient beds.

College Station Plains of Texas Mark Francis School of Veterinary Medicine Mammoth Francisci College Museum

Funeral Services for H. V. Shields Held in Bryan

Funeral services for H. V. Shields were conducted Sunday afternoon at 2 40 in the McCulloch Gordon Chapel with Rev. S. M. Bird officiating. Interment followed in Bryan City Cemetery. Survivors include two sisters Mrs Edgar Shields of Hermannville Miss and Mrs M M Spears of Mayersville Miss along with a sister in law Mrs W E Shields and several nieces and nephews who lived in Bryan from 1895 to 1902.

V. Shields Bryan Hospital Old Rock McCulloch-Gordon Chapel Bryan M. M. Spears Mayersville Marie Shields J. M. Caldwell

C E Society of Free Baptists Hold A Social

The Christian Endeavor Society of the Free Baptist church held a social in the Sunday school rooms on West 27th street Friday at 7 30 p.m. President H P Spencer directed the program and many couples and individuals attended including Mr Mrs Harry Edge Mr Mrs Eric Fletcher Mr Mrs Parker Carroll Mr Mrs Jack Bullard Mr Mrs D D Waskinder Mr Mrs Earl Tatum Mr Mrs Walter Holmes and several single members.

Christian Endeavor Society of the Free Baptist Church West 27Th Street H. P. Spencer Harry Earl Tatum Walter Holmes Charles Wheeler Lilly Belle Gilpin Fannie Brown Elizabeth Holmes Theodore Thompson Arthur Carter Susie Ferrguson Della Wooten

Wixon Notes Visitors and School Additions

Fritz Keh lenbrink and family of Kurten visited A. H. Keller Sunday. Jim Beard of Bryan visited Earnest Beard’s family. L. Sample returns to West Texas roots. Wixon school reports three new pupils Earnest Sample Henry Sample Claude Wayne Rosier. Birthday party for Leona Keller and teacher Mrs D J McDonald on February 3. Allen Broadway recovering after two weeks ill. Mary and Annie Melasky visited February 9. Cecil Rosier Reynolds Franze listed among sick.

Wixon Fritz Kehlenbrink Kurten A. H. Keller Jim Beard Bryan Earnest Beard L. Sample West Texas Earnest Henry Sample Claude Wayne Rosier Leona Keller D. J. Mc- Donald Mc- Donald Allen Broadway Mary Annie Melasky Cecil Rosier Reynolds Franze

Judges honored at Franklin banquet by local officials

Sheriff Sandifer hosted a Friday banquet with honored guests Judge W C Davis of Bryan Judge J Felton Lane and Joe Reid of Hearne and Judge Joe Y McNutt of this city. A splendid feast was reported with officials said to have enjoyed the spread.

Davis Sandifer W. C. Davis Bryan J. Felton Lane Joe Reid Hearne Joe Y. McNutt Franklin Texan

City Commission approves electric rate reform in Bryan

Bryan City Commission last night adopted a new range and power rate plan while eliminating light meter charges. The change, effective between February 20 and March 20, lowers bills by removing a 25 cent monthly meter rental and adds a 50 KWH block on a $2.50 minimum. Other actions included codifying ordinances, addressing Stephan Ice Plant rates, and scheduling a February 22 Firemen's Banquet for the Bryan Volunteer Fire Department.

Bryan City Commission F. L. Henderson J. Bryan Miller Guy Bittle H. O. Ferguson Stephan Public Utilities Co. L. Eden Meyers Bryan Volunteer Fire Department L. L. McInnis C. E. Jenkins A. K. Brown A. D. Graham

Birthday Party for Master Walter McGregor

On Monday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter McGregor of Union Hill a group of children celebrated Master Walter McGregor turning four. The party featured marble carrying and pinning the donkey tail on a board with a cake and refreshments afterward. Attendees included Gwendolyn Youngblood Simmie Wheeler Virgil Phipps Vernon Snyder Ruth Robertson Fannie Mae Carroll J A Higgins and siblings Dorothy Ruth McGregor Walter McGregor Jr and others.

Walter McGregor Union Hill McGregor Gwendolyn Youngblood Simmie Wheeler Virgil Phipps Vernon Snyder Johnnie del Carroll Jack and Ruth Robertson Fannie Mae Carroll J. A. Higgins Gwendolyn Ben, Jr Youngblood Dorothy Ruth McGregor Walter McGregor, Jr

Tabor Cagers Are Declared County Champs

The Tabor high basketball team won the Brazos county championship after a series against College Consolidated and Bryan. The lineup includes Sam Walker captain Ervin Lawless Connelly Wilson George Broach Chariton Cooper Curtis Elliott with W G Colson as coach and Sherman Walker assistant. They planned to attend the interscholastic meet in Huntsville and held a victory banquet at coach Colson's home.

Tabor High Brazos County College Consolidated School Allen Academy College Consolidted Bryan Tabor Sam Walker Ervin Lawless Connelly Wilson George Broach Chariton Cooper Curtis Elliott Broach W. G. Colson Sherman Walker Huntsville Colson

Girls' Club Meeting At Steele's Store Leads Work Session

Steele's Store February 13. The girls club met Friday with Miss Abbie Sevier county home demonstration agent and Miss Ruby Wallin club leader. Members brought work and learned new techniques. Nearly all members attended. Next meeting set for February 10. Betty Varisco reporter.

The Eagle Steele’s Abbie Sevier Ruby Wallin

West Side P T A Plans February Rumage Sale

The February meeting of the West Side Parent Teachers Association discussed a rumage sale planned for Saturday February 20 after a depleted treasury. New members Mrs J W Sandifer Mrs J C Janeik and Mrs Brock joined. Mr Bethany praised recently purchased maps and the group noted tree replacements on the curbs while grades competed in attendance.

West Side Parent Teachers’ Association Bethany J. W. Sandifer J. C. Janeik Brock Mra A. P. Swallow Ways and Means

John M Powers Died After Illness in Steep Hollow

John M Powers aged 70 died Saturday at 9 50 am at his daughter Mrs T E Bullock home in Steep Hollow after a two weeks illness from apoplexy first attack New Year s Day and second one fatal He was born May 17 1856 in Brages Alabama and married Laura Hall in 1879 The couple moved from Brazos county to Old Bethel Nacogdoches Orange and Steep Hollow He leaves two children from first marriage C P Powers and Mrs T E Bullock and three from second marriage W F Powers Carl Powers and Mrs Edwin Wallett Funeral was Sunday at 11 am Old Bethel Cemetery conducted by Rev J W Handy He belonged to the W O W and Christian Church and had many friends in the old Bethel area.

Joh M. Powers T. E. Bullock Steep Hollow Mr. Powers Brages Alabama Laura Hall Old Bethel Brazos County Nacogdoches Orange Anend Powers Bryan Laura Low C. P. Powers T.E Bullock W. F. Powers Webster Carl Powers Edwin Wallett Old Bethel Cemetery J. W. Handy The Christian Church

Stop That Itching with Blue Star Remedy

Ad promises a jar of Blue Star Remedy to cure eczema itch and skin sores for children and adults. Claims quick relief, does not stain clothing, and has a pleasant odor. Mentions use on poison oak ring worm tetter and old sores. Includes brand names ROMAN and VICK and a guarantee.

VICK

Consolidated Orchestra Hosts 40 Minute Assembly

The Consolidated high school orchestra, led by Mrs. E W Chaney, performed a 40 minute concert before the assembly. Verdi's Triumphal March from Aida drew strong applause. The group includes Dick Conner, Paul Siecke, Tom Bagley, L M Gandy, and Hattie Herm. A beginner violin class was organized to enlarge the orchestra with weekly lessons by a visiting master, reducing violin lesson costs.

Consolidated High School Orchestra E. W. Chaney Verdi D. C. McIntosh Dick Conner Paul Siecke Tom Bagley L. M. Gandy Hattie Herm J. B. Maddy University School of Music Ann Arbor Michigan Music Bulletin

Fire destroys Dansby home on North Washington Street

A fire before noon completely burned the Dansby residence on North Washington Street with most contents lost. Chief Martin spotted the blaze near the porch eaves, alerted the alarm, and firefighters prevented spread to nearby homes amid high winds and limited insurance coverage estimated at about six thousand dollars. The Dansbys have relocated to the Lewis House next to Rev Hollomon’s residence.

Ddie Dansby Washington Street W. S. Martin Lois Martin D. Paul Dansby Danbys Lewis

Mrs McDowell Heads Officers' Club in Benefit Association

Officers of the Woman's Benefit Association formed an officers club at Mrs J R Wrights home. Mrs H B McDowell was elected president with Mrs A D Graham as vice president and Mrs Forrest Jones as secretary. The group shared a refreshment plate after the meeting with attendees listed.

Woman's Benefit Association J. R. Wright the Order H. B. McDowell A. D. Graham Forrest Jones Mesdames A B. Graham Nettie

Art Prints Exhibit at East Side School Draws Community

The East Side School PTA hosts a two week art prints exhibit in the gym, featuring masterworks loaned by the Colonial Art Company of Oklahoma City. Mrs. Egbert Jones oversees the event with help from Mrs. Hopkins of College. Ten cent admission supports packing and express costs. volunteers explain paintings and artist life daily.

Parent-Teachers Association East Side Colonial Art Company Oklahoma City Texas Egbert Jones Bryan Jones Hopkins College Missouri

Niece of Oak McKenzie Appears in Waco Piano Recital

Hon and Mrs Oak McKenzie returned from Waco where they visited their niece Miss Dorothy Green of Beardstown Ill who performed in a piano recital in Waco Miss Green arrived two days before her engagement and stayed a weekend with the McKenzie family before returning by car to Waco

Hon Oak McKenzie Waco Dorothy Green Beardstown Ill Miss Green Bryan

Bankers, Colleges and County Agents Work Together

Clarence Ousley urges bankers and business groups to ally with agricultural colleges and county agents for a South wide plan to boost farming. He promotes Better cotton on fewer acres and more feed on more acres for 1926, cites reduced cotton exports, boll weevil concerns, and the need to reduce dependence on cotton for subsistence and debt payments.

Clarence Ousley Memphis Tenn Texas Safe Farming Association South Atlanta Bankers’ Association Chambers of Commerce Texas Bates

Brilliant young pianist Green draws praise across the South

Green, a 17 year old pianist from Beardstown Illinois, has earned strong reviews from critics from the North and South. After graduating in June 1925 she began a three month engagement on the Chath Itwuqua platform and now tours the Southern States, noted for her refined piano work. She is described as a daughter of Miss MecKenzie's sister.

Green Beardstown Miss Green Mr. MecKenzie

Negro Farmers Meet to Elect Officers in Brazos County

The County Council of Agriculture formed by Brazos County colored farmers will meet February 20 at 1 30 pm at the Bryan colored school house to elect officers for the year, plan the negro annual agricultural fair, and raise funds to supplement the county agent salary. Current officers are William Kembrough president and Prof E A Kemp secretary. State Leader C H Waller and district agent H S Estelle from Prairie View Normal are expected to attend.

County Council of Agriculture Brazos County Bryan William Kembrough E. A. Kemp C. H. Waller H. 5. Estelle Prairie View Normal Colored School Hempstead A. and M. College

How Doctors Treat Colds and the Flu Calotabs Ad

Physicians and druggists now recommend Calotabs to break up a cold or shorten grippe influenza sore throat or tonsillitis. One or two Calotabs at bedtime with water purify the system without salts nausea or appetite interference. Morning cold gone and appetite restored. Family package 35 cents with directions.

Judge W C Robinson Dies At 63 In Houston Home

Judge W C Robinson of the Criminal District Court Houston died suddenly at his home at age 63. He was among the first judges in the region to call for an investigation of the Ku Klux Klan.

Judge Robinson Houston Associated Press W. C. Robinson Criminal District Court Robinson

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A.M H. V. Shields C. E. Society of Free Baptists Eagle Printing Company Community News Noles Smith Drug CO Girls’ Club of Steele’s Store Rae We John M. Powers A. & M. Consolidated Paul Dansby W.W. S. Martin McDowell Officers East Side School Bankers, Colleges and Coun Cardus Ora Carlile Troup, Texas Bryan Cotton Oil & Fertilizer Co Tlome
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