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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1925

Page

3

Chamber of Commerce weighs council plans and hires

The Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce meeting chaired by Wilson Bradley approved committee recommendations including a $25 monthly secretary raise and a plan to publish a 30 to 40 mile radius monthly bulletin. They discussed road signs, poultry markets, negro health nurse efforts, and a visiting committee to engage rural communities.

Jno. M. Lawrence Wilson Bradley Bryan and Brazos County M. L. Parker Agricultural Committee Waldrop Trade Extension Committee Chamber of Commerce Brazos County Bryan Ashburn Legislative Committee Cole Eberstadt Austin Rountree W. B. Bizzell College Dean Bolton J. Bryan Miller Benson Ike Ashburn F. C. Bolton J. E. Covey Eugene Edge H. 0. Ferguson Tyler Haswell J. Webb Howell W. S. Higgs J. M. Gordon Les Lawrence L. L. McInnis Lee J. Rountree A. M. Waldrop M. E. Wallace

Grain and Hay Buyers Seek Delivered Prices

TO GRAIN AND HAY BUYERS We have maize and kafir heads corn oats hay meal hulls all kind feed carrots Ask for prices delivered H. H. WATSON CO Dallas Tex.

H. H. Watson CO Dallas Tex

Ilerbine Promises Quick Relief for Liver and Bowel Turmoil

A promotional drug notice claims Ilerbine cures fatigue from torpid liver and constipation. It pledges rapid purification and a buoyant, energetic feeling after the first dose, noting benefits in bile cleansing and overall vitality. Sold by Jenkins' Drug Store.

Jenkins’ Drug Store

Fine collection of relics gathered for museum show

A rich display of antiques and war relics has been secured for the Historic Museum to be held at Carnegie Library Friday afternoon February 27. Proceeds benefit the West Side Parent-Teachers Association and East Side Grade Association with strong support from the Woman's Club and the Delphian Society.

Carnegie Library West Side Parent-Teachers Association East Side Grade Association M. R. Bentley C. A. Searcy Woman’s Club Delphian Society Woman's Club Texas Bryan Mesdames F. L. Henderson J. FE. Astin S. C. Williams T. Haswell W. L. Porter H. P. Smith H. C. Ferguson R. J. Newland Willie Rogers

Lions Club Notes Weekly Meeting Report

The meeting featured discussion on social roles and literature for youth and a call to back Dad in undertakings while choosing uplifting reading. New members J Marion Fergus on and M F Vitopil were welcomed. Rev T A Searcy shared humorous stories and highlighted Lions Club achievements in other cities.

J. Marion Fergusno M. F. Vitopil T. A. Searcy Lions Clubs O. J. Parks M. E. Cox T. A. Munson E. V. Spence J. Bryan Miller R. V. Armstrong E. J. Hunt L. L. Stephens S. Moylan Bird L. A. Spell J. Coulter Smith R. L. Brown C. A. Searcy W. G. Martin Wm. N. Shell W. B. Wright M. M. Erskine J. J. Tatum B. Thompson Harrys. Edge J. Mi. Ferguson W. E. Neeley Lamar Jones W. W. Chambers Miss Ruth Knox H. D. Cuykendall

Methodist Groups Report Meetings Held On Monday

The Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist church held five Monday meetings. Group One met at Mrs. Oak McKenzie with devotion led by Mrs. M R Bentley and study on Paul. Group Two gathered at Mrs. W B Cline with prayer, scripture by Mrs. E A Harder, and a social hour with refreshments. Group Three met with Mrs. R Downard as nine members attended and officers were chosen. Group Four met with Mrs A K Short, ten members present, China program discussed. Group Five met with Mrs N B Allen and Mrs O A Ashworth. 17 members and 2 visitors attended. social hour featured chicken salad and tea. Visitors from San Antonio attended Group Five.

Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Oak McKenzie M. R. Bentley A. H. Stone Paul R. J. Newland C. S. Martin Dora E. Williamson Dave Munday H. D. Cuykendall W. B. Cline W. A. Deaton E. A. Harder W. H. Cole Mesdames Prager Smith J. N. Goodwin B. T. Poole H. H. Seal Jugo Lenz R. W. Downard Mesdames Dana Carnes J. W. Underwood Albert Hanneman W. Downard J. W. Barron Il. K. ‘Eale W. F. Gibbs C. L. Eden W. W. Solomon A. K. Short C. R. Gardner China Hattie Welch Brazil Bessie Lawrence R. B. Welch J. B. Priddy Josie Lawrence L. A. Koenig C. A. Lewis K. J. Jenkins N. B. Allen O. A. Ashworth H. N. Cochran Jae. W. Black W.W. M. Owens J. N. Dulaney Callie Kern Mesdames H. R. Brayton Wilson Bradley Co. M. Bethany A. K. Brown John Seeley Caldwell W. M. Owens Jas. W. James Will Poindexter W. K. Gibbs Jnc W. Black J. B. Christian Nelle Cole G. C. Griner J. Astin San Antonio

Texas Ranger Law Upheld by Texas Court of Appeals

Chief Justice Flynn of the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals upholds the Texas Ranger Law finding it constitutional and restores Rangers to their former status. The ruling reverses a district court judgment, dismisses the case, and condemns unlawful acts by Rangers and supporters though expressing no approval of such conduct.

Texas Civil Court OF Appeals 57Th District Court Flynn Associated Press San Antonio Texas Ranger Fourth Court of Civil Appeals Ranger Force

Searcy urges deeper Heaven in lives at Tuesday service

Rev. T. A. Searcy spoke to a good crowd urging members to strengthen the church. He stressed love for Christ, spiritual provision, and standing by the church in all circumstances, inviting all to hear at 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. services.

T. A. Searcy Christ Jesus

Bryan High Set for Bi District Clash at Huntsville

Bryan high school basketball with Coach G. C. Cox travels Friday to Huntsville to face New Waverly in the bi district meet for a chance to reach Austin for the state interscholastic final. Bryan, District 24 champions at College Station, beat Caldwell 30 19 and Iola 13 7 to advance. Iola had eliminated Belleville 20 10.

Bryan High School G. C. Cox Bryan Huntsville New Waverley Austin Texas Cox Memorial Gym College Station New Waverly Caldwell Iola Belleville

Lions Luncheon Program Highlights Bryan Club Meeting

The Bryan Lions Club met Tuesday noon at the Episcopal Parish dining rooms with a fine menu, songs led by R L Brown and S Moylan Bird as guest, and a tenor solo by Long Spell. President Searcy outlined business items including minstrel show viability and funding for an East Side School slide project.

Bryan Searcy East Side Lions Club Lion Minstrel Show Committee Lion Searcy M. Lamar Jones China Lion Jones W. G. Martin Allen Academy

Coulter Co Offers Sanitary Novelty Table Covers

Sanitary novelty decorated dining table covers feature two tone prints and extra specials priced at 1.25 dollars. Coulter Co promotes these affordable decorative items for the home during a seasonal sale.

Coulter Co

Eastern Star Sets Instruction Schools Dates

Mrs. E. E. Yeager announces the district schools of instruction for the Order of the Eastern Star. The fourth district holds sessions in Houston March 3-4 Wallace March 4-5 Bay City March 6-7 Beaumont March 9-10 Newton March 11-12 and Nacogdoches March 18-14. Bryan Chapter 992 members expected to attend Houston session.

E. E. Yeager Bryan Order of the Eastern Star Houston Wallace Bay City Beaumont Newton Nacogdoches

Pecan Budding Demonstration Planned in Tabor Field

County Agent C. L. Beason and District Agent A. W. Buchanan surveyed the Fred W. Locke farm at Tabor on Tuesday for a pecan budding demonstration. Locke’s land on Bee Creek hosts several hundred young native pecan trees set for budding with fine paper shell stock. The Brazos County pecan industry has strong growth potential, the agents say.

C. L. Beason A. W. Buchanan Tabor Fred W. Locke Locke Bee Creek Brazos County

Holstein Cow Sets Texas State Milk Record

Official Testing in Texas reports Flowerdale Farm Dallas owned Holstein Friesian heifer Oakdale Mollie Korn dyke Fayne 774665 finished a ten month test with 12836.5 pounds milk and 476.85 pounds butterfat, displacing Greenlawn Pinkaline Changling as record holder. Also promotion from Coulter Co selling fifty dozen aprons at 98 cents each.

A. L. Darnell Texas Flowerdale Farm Dallas Greenlawn Pinkaline Changling

Grasshopper Eggs In Brownwood Hold Strong Viability

Observations show severe winter has not greatly reduced grasshopper egg fertility. Gable of the U.S. Entomological Laboratory found about 80 percent of eggs in good condition near Brownwood in early February 1925, a level similar to last year. Farmers should monitor known infestation sites and use bran mash baits if hoppers appear to prevent outbreaks. Public updates will follow.

Canada Gable United States Entomological Laboratory San Antonio Brownwood

George Edge Sees Gardenlike North Texas Trip

George Edge returned Monday night from a hurried North Texas trip to buy used cars for the Exchange. He visited Fort Worth Dallas Waco Hillsboro and other points. He notes smooth roads especially the Pat Neff Highway between Alvarado and Hillsboro and a gardenlike countryside along the route.

George Edge North Texas Exchange Hassell Motor Company Main Street Mr. Edge Fort Worth Dallas Waco Hillsboro Hearne Pat Neff Alvarado Bryan

Jury List for Fourth Week District Court Brazos County

Veniremen summoned for jury service for the fourth week of district court in Brazos County and the second week of the criminal docket report by 9 am Monday March 2. Names and addresses include Hensarling Wellborn Williams Wellborn Franks Bryan Sawyer Millican Harrison Tabor Welch Bryan Carroll Rock Prairie Fuqua Millican Cross Tabor Hearne Steeles Store Higgs Bench sley Adkins Gandy Wellborn Wilson Bryan Burrows Millican Stevener Kurten Symms Millican Buchanan Bryan Wilson Tabor Kindt Kurten Fuller Bryan Francis Tabor Boriskie Shiloh Whitten Bryan Vitopil Bryan Ettle Bryan Elliott Bryan Cobb Bryan Tobias Steep Hollow Marshal Bullock Bryan Wilson Tabor Rosier Edge Hamilton Harvey Schram Kurten Holland Edge Harris Tabor.

District Court Brazos County G. B. Hensarling Wellborn Otho Williams R. C. Franks Bryan C. M. Sawyer Millican E. C. Harrison Tabor L E Kurten H. L. Symms C. A. Buchanan Geo. L. Wilson Herman Kindt J. W. Fuller W. B. Francis W. J. Boriskie Shiloh J. S. Whitten M. F. Vitopil Jno F. Ettle M. P. Elliott J. L. Cobb Aubrey Tobias Steep Hollow Marshal Bullock Ea Fe Wilson J. F. Rosier Edge J. D. Hamilton Harvey Herman Schram Luther Holland Jay W. Harris

L S Ross Chapter Announces Historical Essay Prize

L S Ross Chapter No 100 United Daughters of the Confederacy will meet February 27 at 4 pm at Mrs C Egbert Jones home. Hostesses include Mrs Jones Mrs P S Park Mrs W A Withers and Mrs Mattie B Smith. A Southern History Essay Contest prize medal and reading honors will be awarded to the best essay writer with final rules to be published. Seven new members joined at the last meeting.

L. S. Ross United Daughters of the Confederacy C. Egbert Jones Jones P. S. Park W. A. Withers Mattie B. Smith Hood’s Brigade Bigan Bryan

Coulter Co Big Values On Kids Dresses 8 to 14

Childrens school dresses priced from 1.25 to 1.50 in sizes 8 through 14. Coulter Co advertises big values on school attire for young girls.

Childrens School Coulter Co

Car Registrations in Brazos County Record New Owners

The list records new car registrations since the last oas publication from County Tax for J. M. Ferguson. Names appear with towns including Bryan College Station Kurten Wellborn Millican and Harvey along with Mrs and Mr entries and organizations such as Y. M. C. A. and A. and M. at College Station.

Oas J. M. Ferguson E. A. Williams Bryan Nellie MA. Stephens Frank Fridel Kurten Mary Bolmanski Steele’s J. A. Gandy Wellborn Milton McNair J. S. Marsh F. C. Herling C. H. Mathis Joseph A. Scanlin J. H. Todd A. P. Swallow A. S. Ware College Station C. M. Bullock J. F. Casey College

Marriage Licenses Issued in Brazos County

A Brazos County clerk records list marriage licenses issued since the last publication. Names include Tom Vaughn and Lucy McDade. Arthur LaSalle and Minnie Fitzgibbons. E M Seeman and Emily Hirsch. James Wilson and Bertha Peterson. Edmund Koch and Clara Kristinek. Mark Bland and Mattie Price. James Johnson and Bertha Moseley among others.

A. S. McSwain Tom Vaughn Lucy M. McDade Tom Mial Susie McGee Arthur LaSalle Minnie Fitzgibbons George LaSalle Elva Mae Fitzgibbons E. M. Seeman Emily Hirsch R. L. Utsey Pauline Andrews James Wilson Bertha Peterson John Sims Marie Laws Ernest P. Nitch Mary Braczyk Sam Antonio Casemina Liece Edmund S. Koch Clara Kristinek Marvin F. Carroll Mae Harvis Johnson Max Buchanan Frances Merka Ira N. Kelley Mildred Inez Peters Wm. Starling Mary Bell Wilson Peter Nelson Ella Williams Joe Carrie Myrtle Hines Coy Fletcher Camilla McKennie Mark Bland Mattie Price James Johnson Bertha Moseley

Mrs S E Eberstadt Guest of Mrs A Eberstadt

Mrs S E Eberstadt wife of S E Eberstadt secretary for the Bryan Chamber of Commerce has arrived in the city as the guest of Mrs A Eberstadt. She is remembered as former Miss Lillian Echols of Jefferson.

S. E. Eberstadt Bryan Chamber of Commerce City A. Eberstadt Lillian Echols Jefferson J Jefferson Jimplecute

Large shipment extra trousers matching coats

A new bulk delivery includes extra trousers to pair with coats. Retailers offer coordinated outfits and bulk discounts to complete wardrobes.

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Chamber OF Commerce Law NEW Waverly-Bryan LIONS L. Beason R. R. Reppert Coulter Shick Omar Dervish Hadji Mocha Shiek Omar Ousab Arabia Omar Justinte van Duncan Coffee CO College Station Community Store City Grocery Cole Grocery Company C. L. Eden Grocery CO C. J. Jancik J. C. Kernole L. B. Kern J. H. & R.S. Mawhinney David Reid Allen Smith W.R. Sanders & Son John M. Sebesta M. F. Vitopil & CO
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