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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1922

Page

4

Visitors and residents share holiday travels in Bryan

Mrs. Oscar Hudson from San Antonio visits relatives in Bryan while Ruth Morley of Austin arrives to stay with Mrs. Floy Dansby. Local residents including J R Hunnicut, Dr E B Ehlinger, Robert Gill and many others return from Christmas visits or move to new homes. Rounds of job travel, schooling updates, and family news fill Bryan as residents report trips, arrivals, and departures across December for early January.

Oscar Hudson San Antonio Ruth Morley Austin Floy Dansby J. R. Hunnicut Marlin R. J. Hunnicut Martin John Ryle Barnett E. B. Ehlinger College Station Bryan Robert E. Gill Beeville Bee County A. & M. College Gill G. D. Osborn Berger W. A. Shannon Dallas E. M. King King Cook Cottage East 28Th Street Stuart Morgan Prairie View Morgan M. Brown Houston Egbert Jones Harriett Mayo Asher Hempstead Claude A. Searcy Frank Harrison Harrison A. M. Waldrop J. Tom Smith H. D. Hovde Dixie Palestine Hovde Ima Lee Peck James H. Webb Nobie Webb W. S. Barron Bastrop Devode Donahoe C. A. Searcy Charles Parks E. F Eugene Parks E. F. Parks College Avenue E. C. Randolph A. B. Cox L. E. Morehead Madisonville Tuseday Horace White H. T. Wheeless Franklin W. C Davis

Bryan Daily Briefs and Visits Highlight Week

Local residents and visitors are listed in Bryan with brief notes of travel and social ties. John H White Jr from Wixon in town on business, Coulter Hoppess returns to Hillsboro after holidays, couples and families visit relatives in Jewett Cameron and San Antonio, shoppers and teachers move through Bryan and College areas, and local farmers and citizens like Henry Benbow and L A Haste appear in daily notes. The Aggie victory over Centre in Dallas is noted among social attendees.

Jhursday John H. White, Jr Wixon Bryan Coulter Hoppess Hillsboro J. W. Coulter E. J. Fountain Jewett Ed P. Arneson Ed Jr Tabor Aggie Centre Dallas E. H. Astin Ona Astin F. D. Perkins Florence Perkins McKinney Chas. H. Mills Corsicana B. A. Sims M. W. Sims

Taylor Goodloe Wedding In Bryan Texas

At the home of the bride's parents Mr and Mrs R S Taylor on Sunday January 1 at 10 30 am Miss Ray Taylor and Mr W L Goodloe of Messila Park New Mexico were married. The ceremony was officiated by Dr John A Held pastor of the First artist church. Attendants were Miss Thelma Taylor and Mr J W Monk. The couple left for Messila Park New Mexico on the 11 15 IL G N train.

New Mexico Goodloe A. and M. College Mrs. Goodloe Messila Park

New Year School Attendance Law Takes Effect

Brazos county learns state compulsory school attendance law becomes effective Tuesday morning. Children ages 8 to 14 must attend school at least 100 days yearly. Parent negligence and habitual truancy will be addressed by the new rule.

Eck Smith Brazos County

Thedford's Black-Draught Endorsed By Nashville Grocer

Nashville grocer W N Parsons highly praises Thedford's Black-Draught as the best medicine for sour stomach headaches and indigestion. He says it regulates the liver, cleanses the bowels, and cannot be replaced by any imitation. Other customers nationwide report similar benefits.

Thedford Nashville Tenn Parsons

Marriage Licenses Issued Since Last Report

The following licenses have been issued: Sherman Johnson and Mary Hughes. Wade Surrell and Sarah Taliner. Mo hamit Evang and Alice Wilson. Til man E. Grant and Lula E. Hill. Sam Smith and Annie Straw. Thomas W. Dawe and Ruby Jones. W. L. Goodloe and Ray Taylor. George Ross and An ne Belle Walker. James Brown and Ja Ford. N. H. Klock and Aline Ruth Cloud. W. J. Klintworth and Clara Hahr. Tom Wiley and Best vice Torter.

Sherman Johnson Mary Hughes Wade Surrell Sarah Taliner Mohamit Evang Alice Wilson Tilman E. Grant Lula E. Hill Sam Smith Annie Straw Thomas W. Dawe Ruby Jones W. L. Goodloe Ray Taylor George Ross Anne Belle Walker James Brown Ja Ford N. H. Klock Aline Ruth Cloud W. J. Klintworth Clara Hahr Tom Wiley Bestvice Torter

Brazos County Farm Bureau Elects Leaders at Special Meeting

Brazos County Farm Bureau members met at the county courthouse in Bryan on December 31 to elect new officers and three delegates to the state convention in Dallas January 4 6. Charlie Merka was named president John M Stasney vice president and J A Rychlik secretary.

Brazos J. A. Rychlik F. H. Pool Charlie Merka Dallas Court House Bryan Brazos County W. E. Garnett A. & M. College Farm Bureau Garnett

Ramsey Thornton Wedding in Russellville Alabama

Miss Lucile Ramsey and Marmaduke Thornton wed at First Baptist church in Russellville with a yellow and white decor. The ceremony featured Lohengrin march, "O Promise Me," and solemn vows between Ramsey kin and Thornton of Bryan Texas. They will reside in Bryan where Thornton heads the chemistry department at Texas A M College.

Russellville Ala First Baptist Church Lucile Ramsey Marmaduke Thornton Bryan Texas C. W. Bostick Mesdames Co D. Carter D. Jones Ike Rogers Lohengren Harding William Stell Endora Yerby Tuscaloosa Kathleen Yerby Annie Vere Thornton Miss Yerby Miss Thornton Frances Ramsey F. D. Ramsey S. O. Edwards Hattiesburg Miss Messrs Malcolm Harris Percy J. Hale M. K. Thornton Mac Dowell Lohengrin W. G. Oliver Selma Alabama Thornton Russelleville Sterling Worth Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College Eudora Kathouise Rosa Lee Walston

Cotton Situation Under Discussion At Texas Farm Bureau Meet

Dallas delegates at the second annual Texas Farm Bureau Federation convention discuss the general cotton situation and progress of cooperative marketing during sessions in Dallas Texas on January 4.

Dallas Texas Texas Farm Bureau Federation

Brazos County Attorney Candidate Oak McKenzie Announces

Oak McKenzie announces his candidacy for Brazos County Attorney seeking the Democratic nomination in the upcoming primaries. He pledges fairness impartiality and personal voter outreach before July primaries and asks for active support to run an honest efficient administration.

Brazos County Belive Oak McKenzie

Lieurance Orchestra to Perform in Guion Hall

The Lieurance Orchestra presents a classical popular program next week in Guion Hall at College under Y M C A Lyceum auspices. The Symphonic Orchestra features standard selections rarely heard outside major halls and includes Tschaikowski works and American airs. The concert begins at 8 o clock Thursday night January 12.

Bryan Eagle Lieurance Guion Hall Lyceum Metropolitan Symphony Halls Lieurance Company Auer Faust Thomas Trieste

Scott Denton Wedding in Gainesville

R H Denton of Bryan and Miss Nanna Scott of Gainesville were married Monday at 1 PM in the home of Reverend R W Black in Gainesville. Denton is manager of Duke & Ayres in Bryan. The couple arrived in Bryan and receive best wishes from friends.

Scott-Denton R. H. Denton Bryan Nanna Scott Gainesville R. W Denton Duke & Ayres

Baby George Ann Chatam Dies at Two

Twin of Edwin Chatam, two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Chatam, died at home Monday January 2 1922 after an intestinal illness. Her brother Edwin is ill with the same disease and the bereaved parents mourn deeply as the family contemplates their loss.

George Ann Chatam Edwin Chatam Ralph Chatam Santa Claus Edwin

The Angel Star Cantata at First Baptist Church

A large audience enjoyed Ira Wilsons The Angel Star Cantata at the First Baptist church last night. The choir directed by Mrs Roy Danforth and organist Mrs W C Davis delivered balanced, full choruses with bright renderings. Soloists included Mrs W S Howell Miss Lillian Howard Sibyl Wood Clara Wood Mrs J C Williams and Mrs A L Ward.

First Baptist Church Ira Wilson Roy Danforth W. C. Davis W. S. Howell Lillian Howard Sibyl Clara Wood J. C. Williams A. L. Ward

Brazos County Farmers Seek Terraces and Dairy Growth

Hilma Andrews a Steep Hollow School vocational agriculture student buys a fine bone Poland pig as a year project. The piece covers terrace farming progress led by Kurten farmers, dairy farming pros by W. Clapp, and local efforts to boost production, with notes on crop rotation and farm prosperity in Brazos County.

Hilma Andrews Steep Hollow School Hilma A. K. Short Extension Service Ancot Benson Wisconsin J. P. Gilpin Kurten Brazos County Gilpin Benson W. B. Easters Roland Lloyd

Weevil Eradication Plan Proposed by Colorado Expert

Corpus Christi Daily Times notes Tom Davenport of Fort Collins plans to meet Texas A M faculty in Bryan to present a staged weevil control method. The strategy centers on uprooting remaining cotton stalks by early September to starve and kill the boll weevil before it can overwinter.

Tom Davenport Colorado Eagle Bryan Corpus Christi Daily Times Fort Collins Colo Colorado Agriculture College Corpus Christi Texas A & M Collee A. & M. College

Death of Mrs Skinner's Mother in Athens Texas

Mrs J A Murchison widow of J A Machison dies suddenly at the family home in Athens Texas on December 24 after fainting spells during a Christmas visit. Survived by husband four daughters and one son. Mrs Skinner and her baby stayed in Athens for holidays before joining Mr Skinner in Silsby Texas.

Skinner J. P. Skinner Bryan J. A. Murchison Athens Texas J. A. Machison

Tanlac credited with liftingArkansas woman to wellness

Mrs Iola J Neville of Little Rock Arkansas reports life improving after taking Tanlac. She describes long standing stomach heaviness poor sleep and fatigue and says the medicine restored her appetite strength and happiness. Tanlac is sold in Bryan by N A Hart and other druggists.

Tanlac Iola J. Neville 415 Rock St Little Rock Ark

Anderson and Gause Arrested After Blackjack Robbery

Morehead and Clarence Gaings report Charles Anderson and J L Gause, both Black men, arrested Thursday night for allegedly taking $50 from John Blake after a blackjack game. Blake says he won but had the money taken. Sheriff Morehead jailed the pair, with Anderson awaiting court on a whisky conviction in Austin.

Herit Morehead Clarence Gaings Chas. Anderson J. L. Gause John Blake Blake Andern Gauze Anerson Court of Criminal Appeals Austin Bravos County

Party returns from hunt with four deer in Dimmitt county

A hunting party including S. G. Bailey Ralph Chatam and Wallace Weverly returned home after killing four deer in Dimmitt county Bailey took two deer while Chatam and Peverly each claimed one. Bailey secured an exceptionally large deer prized by him.

Dimmitt County S. G. Bailey Ralph Chatam Wallace Weverly Mr. Bailey Messrs. Chatam Peverly

Dallas War Tax Ruthlessly Charged on Drinks and Shows

Citizens are warned that Dallas vendors still levy a war tax on beverages and cinema tickets. The notice suggests traveling to Bryan to purchase drinks and view films to avoid inflated Dallas prices and potential prosecutions.

Dallas Bryan

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W. A. Sanders Iola W. R Sanders W. O. Sanders Waco Tom A. Adams Brenham George A Col. A .D. Jackson College Bus'ness Thorton-Ramsey Lieurance Orchestra George Ann Chatham The Experiment Station Agricultural & Mechanical College Brazos County Busan Girls Clubdert Henry W. Grady Henry C. Wallace Farm Bureau Federation Atlanta Georgia College Road Youngwood Farm Union Hill Hr. A. Clapp Texas Creamery Company C. J. Benson Steep Hollow Janary Reliance Metana Hereford Journal Animal Husbandry Council Collewe Station T. J. Conway Laredo Mexico Davenport Nderson and Gause
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