Harvey News highlights revival and local weddings
Harvey, July 22. A heavy rain on the 10th failed to soak in, prompting hope for more. Judge Ferguson bored four deep wells in his yard, 210 feet deep, supplying abundant soft water. A one week revival at Harvey Missionary Baptist Church led by Rev. R L Brown ended with 10 conversions and four by letter, plus 69 in Sunday School. A miscellaneous bridal shower for Annie Mae Yardley occurred. Annie Mae Yardley later wed Claude Moore of Dallas in Waco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Horace Ferguson
Harvey Missionary Baptist Church
R. L. Brown
Cecil Nolan
Charlie Ryan
W. C. Rains Sr
Sarah Lee
Phronic Etheridge
Kathleen Arrington
Earl
Hazel Kelley
Eunice Graham
Edna Barnes
Elva Shaw
Thurston Carroll
Frank Barnes
Bro. Brown
Rev. Brown
Peters
Annie Mae Yardley
Garth Andrews
Ethelyn Rains
Annie Mae
Willie Gray Jones
Jones
Helma
Waco
Claude Moore
Dallas
W. D. Yardly
Extension Service Department
W. P. Jones
Willie May
O. H. Jones
Rebecca
Juanita
Port Arthur
Clifton
Larry Helm
Willie Grey
Tardys Return From West Texas Vacation Trip
Mr and Mrs P A Tardy and sons Percy and Earl return from a week long trip to New Braunfels where he served as Eagle Printing Company Secretary. They held a concession at Camp Wernecke and toured San Antonio visiting the Alamo the Missions and Landa Park with a Bryan party including Mrs Henry Locke Miss Frances Locke Hendrix Conway and Mrs James Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Tardy
Percy
Earl
New Braunfels
Eagle Printing Company
Camp Wernecke
San Antonio
Alamo
Missions
Breckenridge
Bryan
Henry Locke
Frances Locke
Hendrix Conway
James Page
Tardy
Landa Park
Mrs. J. C. Cloud Buried In Kurten Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs. J C Cloud were held Sunday at her Kurten home conducted by Rev J Tatum of Bryan with interment at Tryon cemetery. She was born in 1846 in Milledgeville Georgia and moved to Texas in 1866 joining her husband in Kurten Brazos County where they lived 59 years. Survived by husband two sons and two daughters and a brother. pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Cloud
Kurten
J. P. Gilpin
Israel
J. C. Cloud
Milledgeville
Georgia
Texas
Benchley
Brazos County
T. A. Cloud
Bryan
Arch Cloud
Goose Creek
Zeph Jones
Reliance
J. F. Martin
Lometa
J. E. Gammon
D. D. Vasbinder
S. G. Buchanan
J. H. White, Sr
W. J. Lawless
W. H. Henderson
Vacationing Bryan and College Folks Seek Eagle Delivery
Three readers request newspaper delivery adjustments for the Daily Eagle. Mrs F A Buechel in Briggsville Wisconsin asks for Sept 1st delivery to keep home news. John Kosarek in Marlin requests fourteen days. C Hedges in New Orleans asks to discontinue at college station and have it sent there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
F. A. Buechel
Briggsville
Wisconsin
Daily Eagle
Joe Sebesta Hotal
John Kosarek
Marlin
The
Eagle
College Station
C. Hedges
New Orleans
Reese Family Auto Tour Through West Texas
Mr and Mrs J L Reese and children returned from a two week automobile trip visiting Barry Corsicana Grand Prairie Lubbock and other towns. They report a pleasant vacation despite dry heat and note West Texas crop prospects improving but needing rain for feed crops. Roads were fair except between Benchley Hearne and Mexia Dallas. they drove about 1700 miles leaving Bryan July 5 and returning via Denton home of C L A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Reese
Barry
Corsicana
Grand Prairie
Lubbock
Bryan
Reese
West Texas
Rotan
Benchley
Boatwright Speaks on Greatness at Union Hill Church
Hon. H. O. Boatwright president of the First National Bank spoke at Union Hill Church Sunday night at 8 o clock. He chose the subject Greatness and delivered the message in a formal recital of faith and civic duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boatwright
Union Hill
H. O. Boatwright
First National Bank
Eagle Wanted Quick Sale Or Trade
An eagle for sale or trade offers a fast deal for buyers and collectors. The notice emphasizes swift negotiations and convenient arrangements.
Lynn Battle Marries Charley Nitch Jr at Home
Lynn Battle daughter of Mr and Mrs R R Shaw of Rock Prairie and Charley Nitch Jr son of Mr and Mrs Charley Nitch Sr of Bryan were married Thursday night at 10 30 at the home of Mr and Mrs Hugo John on the east end of 24th street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo John
24Th Street
Lynn Battle
R. R. Shaw
Rock Prairie
Charley Nitch Jr
Charley Nitch
Bryan
Marriage ceremony at Baptist Church in College Station
Rev. R. L. Brown of the Baptist Church at College Station will perform the ceremony. Mr. Nitch works as a bookkeeper for the Gulf Refining Company and has been employed at the station on College Avenue for four to five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Brown
The
Baptist Church
College Station
Nitch
Gulf Refining Company
College Avenue
College Station couple sails for five week auto trip
Dr and Mrs George Summey Jr of College Station depart for a five week automobile journey to Cleveland Ohio and Charlottesville Virginia They plan to visit friends and relatives in Corsicana Dallas Memphis Cleveland Charlottesville and Monteagle Tennessee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Summey, Jr
College Station
Cleveland
Ohio
Charlottesville
Virginia
Corsicana
Dallas
Memphis
Monteagle
Tennessee
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