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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1921

Page

3

Year’s Achievements by Bryan Chamber Leader Tyler Haswell

The Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce reviews a year of civic effort led by Tyler Haswell with praise for census work, highway actions, housing for federal students, and fundraising for A&M related causes. Secretary S. E. Eberstadt adds a detailed annual report noting outreach, membership, housing solutions, and public-spirited campaigns enhancing Bryan’s growth.

Re elected Secretary Resolution of Regret on Departure of Ed Hall

Committee praises Ed Hall for leadership and service to Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce. It notes his energy, integrity, and impact on community projects, and expresses regret at his departure to state capital opportunities.

Ir. Bizzell Prof. Bolton Bryan Chamber of Commerce Tyler Haswell Bryan and Brazos County George A. Adams Bryan Cemetery Association Ed Hall Oak McKenzie L. L. McInnis W.H. Cole Brazos County Eberstadt

Missionary Union of Central Texas to Meet at Hearne

The Woman's Missionary Union of the Central Texas Baptist Association meets January 29 at First Baptist Hearne for an all day session. Mrs. W. S. Howell of Bryan presides. district president Mrs. J. C. Williamson of Austin will speak. Delegations from Brazos Milam and Robertson counties attend.

Jenkins Hardy Sheppard Culberson Mr. Fairman T. C. Nunn, Jr Candy Hill Cemetery Road Bettie Villa Maria McCulloch Washington Bryan Texas Tabor Delco Dresed Geo. P. Edge J. L. Cobb Rattler Carnival Quinton Rosevelt Aerial Company Allen Academy Bryan Merchants Same Kert Woman’s Missionary Union Central Texas Baptist Association First Baptist Church Hearne W. S. Howell Brazos Milam Robertson J. C. Williamson Austin Woman's Missionary Union of Every Baptist Church Central Texas Association First Baptist Church of

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