A and M College Honors 163 Grads With Degrees
Diplomas awarded at the A and M College of Texas to 163 Bachelor of Science graduates, seven with Master of Science, and eighteen with two year certificates. L. J. Hart, president of the board, presented the diplomas in the College Chapel in College Station.
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Bryan Dally Eagle
College Station
A. & M. College of Texas
L. J. Hart
San Antonio
Board of
Charles E. Bairfield
Clarendon
Thomas Clement Davis
Marfa
Herman Gordon Heard
Bowie
Jack D. Hudson
Mart
Joseph Thurman Long
Houston
William H. McClelland
Gilmer
John C. Mayfield
Huntsville
Leonard Stallings
Brownwood
Edward Douglas Parnell
Glen Rose
George Barton Wilcox
N. G. Bone
Dallas
W. W. Bridges, Jr
Ross H. Brison
Pittsburg
Ben Franklin Brown
Rockwall
Malcolm I. Broxton
Gustave Burmester
Christine
Patton Wright Burns
Cuero
Duane William Carlton
Fort Worth
Charles Elored Carr
Bay City
John Bennette Chambers, Jr
Harlingen
Cephas Major Close
Charles Reed Compton
Waco
Ilino's
Newton Watt Jones
Windthurst
Glen Aven Lindsey
Bartlett
Lacy Welborn Littlejohn
Garrett
George Joseph Lord
Cheapside
Mac McConnell
Crockett
J. H. MacDonald
H. M. McElroy
Belton
C. C. Mason
Paris
Robert Mabry Milhollin
Lipan
Alfred Christian Mugford
Streeter
Ernest Holland Nimitz
San Angelo
Joseph Alfred Patton
Goss
E. H. Pendleton
Farmersville
J. D. Prewit
Pecos
Charles Clinton Rogers
Hondo
James F. Rosborough, Jr
Marshall
Henry Ross
Austin
McLeo Santerre
George Frank Schmidt
Kinsbury
Harold Cook Shaw
Victoria
Fred Jayner Shields
Trinity
Lacy Brient Shiffilet
Marble Falls
Bonham
E. G. LeStourgeon
E. G. Livingston
Coleman
D. H. Merchant
Giddings
J. H. Meredith, Jr
Waxahachie
C. S. Mingus
Hico
E. H. Moore
Ferdinand Schulze
Kerrville
W. BE. Taylor
M. H. Adams
Forney
John Carlos Rose
B. D. Brandt
F. K. Buckner
Weatherfrd
H. ©. Carroll
D. C. Greer
H. 8. Kerr
Amarillo
James Fielder
Kerr
Thurber
Benjamin
Love
Franklin
Charles Bowman McNelly
Uvalde
E. H. Morgan
A. L. Parke
Dickinson
Ross Phillips
Corsicana
Oscar Field Reynaud
G. R. Stephens
Mission
J. H. Strange
Wayne D. Tiner
Robert Boyd Williams
Albany
W. F. Adams
Clinton G. Amberg
la Grange
Nelson Ives Bass
Hubbard
Requa Leonard Beale
Charles James Blum
Wendell Barnes Bullock
Weatherford
R. A. Carlton
Beaumont
Frank Morton Simpson
Laporte
B. E. Tobin
Pilot Point
W . Torbett, Jr
Leo Lorraine Weaver
Navasota
Herbert Lee Weinberg
Arte Paul
A. Beavan
Plas Celyn
Florida
R. Black
Morgan
W. Bozek
Ennis
C. G. Chapman
P. H. Clark
E. Duff
Gaveston
J. M. Edmondson
C. R. Gregory
Brookshire
B. J. Hardman
Leonard
A. H. Jackson
Gail
M. D. Lewis Thorndale
Negro Farmers Exhibit At Parker Astin Hardware Co
The Post Oak Community negro farmers display 31 varieties of farm crops at Parker Astin Hardware Co on Main Street. L A Nash, assistant county agent for the extension service of A and M College, promotes better agriculture and crop studies among Negro farmers. He hopes all local farmers see the demonstration to compare and set goals for improved yields.
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Post Oak
Mies
Bryan
Parker-Astin Hardware Company
Main Street
L. A. Nash
Extension Service
A. and Mt. College
Nash
Tabor News: Local Educators Move On to Summer Studies
Professor G M Ammons visits Eagle of Ice and plans not to return to Tabor next year while considering offers. Ernest R Ammons leaves for North Texas State Normal College. Neal Ammons pursues Baylor degree. several students enter Sam Houston Normal and North Texas programs. Crops look promising with a bumper season ahead.
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G. M. Ammons
Eagle of Ice
Tabor
A. & M. College
Ernest R. Ammons
Denton
Texas
North Texas State Normal College
Chapel Hill
Tabor School
Neal Ammons
Wharton
Waco
Baylor University
Hettie Frances
North Texas Normal College
Una Edge
Sam Houston State Normal
Huntsville
Susie Benbow
Willie Fuller
Margaret Marquette
Walter Armstrong
Madsonville
Bryan
Ezra Wilson
Bob Batten
Hudspeth
Roy Walker
Ernest Walker
Eagle Office
Mrs Martha Willis and Nanne Waldrop Arrive in Bryan
Mrs Martha D Willis arrives with her niece Nanne She Waldrop in Bryan Sunday night. Willis returns from New York City where she ran a music studio after studying abroad. Waldrop comes from Hollins School to spend summer with her parents A M Waldrop. Willis will open a music normal training class in Bryan this summer for advanced pianoforte teachers.
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Martha D. Willis
Nanne She! Waldrop
Bryan
New York City
Hollins School
Roanoke
Virginia
A. M. Waldrop
Will's
Brya
Revival Services Begin at Free Baptist Church Sunday
Rev. Andrew J. Rendleman will open a fifteen night revival at the Free Baptist church starting Sunday morning June 10 at 11 o'clock. He is a longtime educator lecturer pastor and evangelist who believes the Bible from beginning to end. Members urged to win at least one soul for Christ and the church. all Christians invited to attend.
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Andrew J. Rendleman
The
Free Baptist Church
Church
Educational lecture on independence and modern education
Superintendent Madison Hall of Bryan city schools spoke Sunday night at First Methodist Church on The Declaration of Independence and Modern Education. He argued that equality in the Constitution does not negate individual differences and discussed modern methods and vocational education for today’s pupils.
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Madison Hall
Bryan City Schools
First Methodist Church
Bryan High Star J P McCullough Named A M Track Captain
J P McCullough of Bryan was unanimously elected captain of the Texas A and M track team for 1924. The Bryan star vaulter is praised as the best in the state and a strong point maker in broad and high jumps. His leadership and modesty are cited as assets for the season.
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A. & M. Bulletin
J. P. McCullough
Bryan
Bryan Hgh
J. B. McCullough
Jack
State University
Mac
Cinder Path
R. E. Harris
L. S. “Tiny” Keen
Catherine Spell dies at 93 near Bryan
Mrs Catherine Elizabeth Spell aged 93 years 5 months 10 days died Saturday night June 2 at 9 at her son E T Spell home one mile West of Bryan She survived by three sons John Ardmore Oklahoma R B Ft Worth BE T Bryan one daughter Sallie Richardson Sherman funeral held Sunday at 2 pm at the home Rev H C Willis interment Bryan cemetery at 8 pm pallbearers W E Neeley Leo Daniels George Smith Elon Stuart W I McCullough Jack Johnson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Elizabeth Spell
E. T. Spell
Bryan
John
Ardmore
Oklahoma
R. B
Ft. Worth
BE. T
Sallie Richardson
Sherman
H. C. Willis
W. E. Neeley
Leo Daniels
George Smith
Elon Stuart
W. I. McCulloch
Jack Johnson
Walker to Move Family to Waxahachie This Week
R M Walker arrived from Waxahachie to arrange disposal of household goods and move his family to a new home where he plans to operate an undertaking business. He expects the business to be established soon in the new building. He will visit Bryan with old friends into the week’s end.
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R. M. Walker
Waxahachie
Walker
Bryan
Dallas Man Buys Home Site on Bryan College Road
O. E. Hansom, a traveling salesman from Dallas, purchased a lot on College road once part of the W. C. Watson tract near the bend to College. He plans a suburban home to be completed by fall and to reside there while his boys attend A. and M. College. He visited Bryan with his wife and praised the city and College.
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O. E. Hansom
Dallas
College Road
Eberstadt Reports On Center Trip And Bryan Plan
Secretary S. E. Eberstadt outlined the building and loan plan during a Center visit. He spoke to bankers and business leaders, with stock subscriptions totaling 75 000 and hopes for 260 000. A mass meeting drew Bryan supporters, featuring photographs of Bryan and local sites and a reception to honor the speaker.
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Chamber of Commerce
S. E. Eberstadt
Center
Eberstadt
Court House
Bryan Plan
Centre
Bryan Women’s Club
Bryan Plan of
High School
Bryan
Brazos County
A. & M. College
Allen Academy
Villa Maria
A. & M. and Allen
Polley Hotel
Bethel Cemetery Association Formed Near Bryan
Citizens of Bethel eight miles east of Bryan organize the Bethel Cemetery Association to fence and beautify the grounds establish driveways walls and other improvements. The cemetery is among Brazos county’s oldest with many antebellum settlers interred there. Officers include J H Reed president and Beaty Barron secretary treasurer. Executive committee consists of F E Peters Mrs E U Peters Mrs Q O L Andrews and Mrs A Q Williams.
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Bethel
Bryan
Bethel Cemetery Association
Bethel Cemetery
Brazos County
J. H. Reed
Beaty Barron
FE. U. Peters
E. U. Peters
L. Andrews
4. Q. Williams
Notice to creditors and debtors of J. J. Cahill estate
All persons having claims against the J. J. Cahill estate will kindly file same with Miss Minnie Cahill at Henderson and Ranson office. All persons owing the said estate will please settle for same at once with Miss Cahill at said office.
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J. J. Cahill
Minnie Cahill
Henderson & Ranson
Miss Cahill
Edith Andrews Hosts Picnic Supper for Extension Staff
Mrs Edith M Andrews hosted a picnic supper for the Home Economic staff of Texas A and M College Extension Service. Guests traveled from Bryan to Little Brazos River eight miles west for an open air meal under oaks with fried chicken hot rolls tomato sandwiches salad and cake followed by bonfire and balloons.
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Edith M. Andrews
A. & M. College
Bryan
Little
Brazos River
Mrs. Andrews
M. M. Daugherty
Clara Sullivan
Edith Andrews
Maggie M Barry
Dora R. Barnes
Helen M. Hggins
Mary Jessie Stone
Gertrude Blodgett
Mildred Horton
Myrtle Murray
Helen Swi Ft
Jennie Camp
Laura Belle Roten
J. Lynn Thomas
Bryan Girl Honored At Miss Lilian Bates Event
Miss Lilian Bates and Miss Allena Milam named honor guests at a Bryan high school event hosted by Mrs. R D Bates. Guests enjoyed a bridge afternoon with white and gold decorations and ice refreshments. Miss Rubye Boriskie won the guest prize and Miss Mary Holland the high score trophy.
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Lilian Bates
Allena Milam
R. D. Bates
Jackson jailed four years for manslaughter verdict
George Jackson, a Black man, convicted of manslaughter for the June 1922 killing of his wife and sentenced to four years in the penitentiary. The jury reached its verdict about 8:00 on Saturday night after a trial that began Thursday. The adjacent case against Henry Lovell for the killing of a Mexican in Brazos Bottom was set to be heard next.
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George Jackson
Bis Marning
Henry Lovell
Lovell
Brazos
Anegro
Jackson
Dr J N Goodwin Internal Medicine and Pediatrics
Dr J N Goodwin practice in Smith Building handles internal medicine and diseases of children. Office telephone 498 and residence telephone 295 listed for patient contact.
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Smith Building
Recital Delights Audience at East Side School
A good crowd attended Friday night’s music recital by Miss Lillian Beaumont’s classes at the East Side school auditorium. Programs were complete and well rendered with both violin and piano pieces, reflecting careful training and talent from the pupils.
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Lillian Beaumont
East Side
Connitella No 1 Drilling in Austin Chalk at 2110 Feet
The Connitella No 1 oil well is drilling smoothly at 2110 feet in the Austin chalk formation. F. F. Sheldon of Bryan-Brazos Oil says this depth mirrors the Mexia field discovery and the sands may rival Texas’s great oil fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connitella NO. 1
Austin
F. FE. Sheldon
Bryan-Brazos Oil Company
Sheldon
Mexia
Texas
Bryan Boy Returns From Year Abroad At European Universities
Tom Raysor son of Dr and Mrs P M Raysor has completed a year at Harvard Sorbonne and Oxford studying literature with a Harvard fellowship and will sail from Liverpool June 15 to New York. He plans a visit to Bryan in August.
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Bryan
Tom Raysor
P. M. Raysor
Harvard University
Sorbonne University
Paris
France
Oxford
England
Liverpool
New York
Tom
Reverend Willis Finishes Franklin Revival to Preach Funeral
The Rev H C Willis pastor of the First Methodist Church in Bryan returned from Franklin after ten days of revival meetings to conduct the funeral of Mrs Catherine Elizabeth Spell. He closed the Franklin revival with an 11 oclock sermon and reported a successful series with good attendance and resolution of long standing disputes. Deacons at Franklin called it the best series ever held.
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H. C. Willis
First Methodist
Bryan
Franklin
Catherine Elizabeth Spell
Willis
Guaranteed Mills Hosiery Sales Ad
WANTED man and woman to sell guaranteed hosiery in Norristown Pennsylvania. Full time salary seventy five dollars weekly or one fifty per hour spare time. Beautiful spring line.
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Norristown
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Tabor News
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A. J. Rendleman
Supt
Bryan High School
A. M
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Bryan College Road
SEC
Bryan Girl
Ruby Boriskie
Mrs. Wade
Lillian Bates
Park
Miss Boriskie
Winona Banks
Miss Bates
Cecil Hilliard
Paul Duff
Palmer Lee
Beaumont Enterprise
J. N. Goodwin
Mildred Pipkin
Columbia, Tenn
Cardus
Cardui
Bryan Boy
Fordson Tractor
Ford
Bryan, Texas
Brg Fisk
Lawrence Chevrolet CO
DrWare's
Ware Chemical Co
M. H. James Drug Company
Isle M. H. James Drug CO
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