Free Trip to Royal Livestock Exposition Guide
Rules for the interstate club judging contest to be held in Atlanta in October 1920 outline eligibility for all states. Seven paid trips to London awarded to top individuals and teams, with Texas forming a state elimination path at A and M College. W. B. Cook leads training for the Texas team with guidance from the extension service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Hoyle
College Station
Texas
Atlanta
Southwestern Tair Association
H. H. Williamson
Extension Service Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
American Union
London
England
Washington
Extension Service
A. and
M. College
Texas Agricultural Clubs
W. B. Cook
A. and M. College
Chicago
Hood's Brigade Plans 48th Reunion in Bryan
Miss Katy Dalan, secretary of Hood's Texas Brigade, said the forty-eighth annual reunion will be held in Bryan on June 29 and 30. The Bryan reunion committee and Bryan Chamber of Commerce arranged the date since the regular date falls on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Katy Dalan
Hood
Texas Brigade
Bryan
Bryan Chamber of Commerce
E. Eberstadt
Boxing bill defeated as House strikes enacting clause
Austin June 5 The House defeated the boxing bill backed by the American Legion and adopted a concurrent resolution requiring all state department heads to report quarterly on traveling expenses. The resolution proceeds to the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
House
State Department
Board of Control
Senate
American Legion
Attending State Christian Endeavor Convention
Rev. Kirby Chapman Mrs Leila Vans Mrs C C Wheeler and daughter Miss Ruby Wheeler of Bryan are attending the State Christian Endeavor Convention in Dallas. Also represented from county churches are Wellborn Miss Essie McSwain Kurten Misses Maggie and Edna Basters. Eugene Beck Cyrus Jennings and Harry Edge will go up tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E
Kirby Chapman
Leilavans
C. C. Wheeler
Daught
Ruby Wheeler
Bryan Pe Baptist Church
D. L. Turn
Willie Callahan
Blanche Hanna
Paul Hanna
W. D. Franks
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
Dallas
Wellborn
Essie McSwain
Kurten
Maggie
Edna Basters
Eugene Beck
Cyrus Jennings
Harry Edge
Country Club Board Directors Hold Meet
A Country Club board meeting chaired by R W Howell elected three new members Bernard A Newton N N Snapp and Pat A Newton to the 200 member cap The building committee reported progress on the club house and tiling for the first floor will start next week Doane and Waldrop were appointed to arrange electric light service Lights to be provided The board sets Friday June 11 to canvass members for bond sales for the building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
R. W. Howell
O. E. Saunders
J. S. Doane
Travis B. Bryan
M. H. James
J. W. Batts
A. M. Waldrop
John C. Vick
J. E. Covey
C. M. Cole
Bernard A. Newton
N. N. Snapp
Pat A. Newton
Messrs
Board of Directors
Hopkins County Agent Evans Remains In Hopkins County
After a state extension recommendation, Hopkins county appoints W. W. Evans to remain county agent with a $1000 salary increase. He has been released from Brazos county duties and will stay in Sulphur Springs. The Daily Eagle has no word on a successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. Payne
A. and M College Extension Department
The
Daily Eagle
W. W. Evans
Hopkins County
Brazos County
Evans
Sulphur Springs
Eagle
Walter Armstrong Visited City This Morning
Walter Armstrong a well known farmer from the Cottonwood community was in the city this morning on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Armstrong
Two Ladies Hurt In City Auto Smash Near Commencement
Mrs. W. H. Buchanan and Mrs. Olivia Suber of Kurten were seriously injured when their car overturned after the radius rod failed near a city edge postcommencement travel. Suber broke a collar bone and shoulder arm, Buchanan suffered facial cuts and bruises. Dr. Sims rushed them to Bryan hospital where both receive care. Suber remains resting, as comfort allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Buchanan
Olivia Suber
Kurten
Buchanan
Mrs. Suber
Brazos County Crop Outlook Is Good
The Eagle reports farmers in Brazos County are hopeful about present crops. Corn is three weeks late and will need two more good seasons for a heavy yield. Cotton looks good. boll weevils could hurt it, but the fall is expected to redeem the county. Sweet potatoes are well planted and productive. Farm women begin canning bears peas and berries to guard against high winter prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
Houston and Norville Wedded in Caldwell Home Ceremony
The marriage of Douglas C Houston and Hulme Norville occurred Saturday at 8:30 PM in Caldwell at the bride’s mother's home. Rev. O Davis officiated amid nasturtiums and roses. reception included brick ice cream and angel food cake. The couple will reside in Bryan with the groom’s mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston-Norville
Douglas C Houston
Hulme Norville
M. FE. Norville
Caldwell
Rev
O. Davis
Mary Jackson
T. P. Boyett, Jr
Bryan
Miss Norville
Houston
American Steam Laundry
Georgetown trip marks Bethea legal business return
Hon. Lamar Bethea comes back from Georgetown after legal work. A. B. McSwain and Stewart McSwain arrived in the city today from Rock Prairie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar Bethea
Georgetown
A. B. McSwain
Stewart Mec-Swain
City
Rock Prairie
Personal mentions from days Daily in Bryan area
A long list of residents and visitors in Bryan includes J Beetree Hollow J H Lawless from Kurten W D Yardley Harvey visitors and W S Mill from a bottom plantation. Many others visit Beaumont Houston Edge and Hearne while several depart for Austin Fort Worth and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Beetree, Hollow
J. H. Lawless
Kurten
W. D. Yardley
Harvey
W. S. Mill
Susie May Sanders
Beaumont
Edna McKinney
Marlin
John Beard
Edge
Beard
Benchley
Abram Hensarling
Hearne
T. B. Hubbard
Mildred Boyett
Lee J. Carroll
Houston
John Sabo
Kurton
Rufus Meads
Calvert
W. J. Meads
W. C. Jones
Mexia
C. V. Wheele
Paul Legros
T. A. Tardy
C. A. Searcy
Hempstead
M. Brown
Mary Jones
Eagle Lake
Leila Maud Newcomb
North Carolina
Cuba
Mildred Newton
Lockhart
Trent Newton
Fiske Wright
Sue
Waco
O. H. Astin
Lucile McLendon
Bryan
Mart
Lucy Harrison
C. L A
Denton
R. H. Harrison
First Baptist Church
W. H. Cole
Charley Cole
Austin
Walton Cole
State University
Walton
Louisville
Theological Seminary
Tyler Haswell
Chicago
Henry Schovassa
W. F. Gibbs
J. M. Hare
Salem
N. C
Christian Woman’s Board of Missions of the Christian Church
Dishman
College Avenue
Jake Kaplan
Ben
Vivian Howell
Elizabeth Howell
Bryan High School
Virginia
Bess Spence
Annie Belle Burns
Bess
Nobie Webb
Pattie Sims
The
Kathleen Sims
W. A. Chisholm
Fort Worth
Chisholm
Della Lawrence
Ft. Worth
Frances van Zant
Hugh Ewing
Miss Lawrence
Miss van Zant
Macinne,en
Soa
Large Dry Goods Sale with Dresses and Hosiery
A city store promotes deep discounts across departments including Ging ham dresses from 1.65 to 3.50, Middy Blouses, children's gowns, silk hose, waists, voil and scrim fabrics, and a broad line of men and boys furnishings with many shirts, pants, and shoes on sale at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Beach
Madras
Millinery Department Offers Cut Prices on Hats
A millinery department advertises 500 ready to wear hats and trims for ladies and misses with a large line of children's hats and hat trimmings. Prices are cut to cut two, and stock is described as excessive. Bargains await shoppers on the counters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inc
Cpeseesene
Numerous visitors and residents seen in Bryan on weekends
Daughters and sons of Iola Grimes county visit local families. Houston and Beaumont guests join Bryan residents. Travel from Shreveport San Antonio Dallas and Lovelady noted with several returning or departing for studies or work. Local and regional figures including Rev H B Dailey Prof Barton Wilcox and Hon Lamar Bethea appear in society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Bonneville
Lee J. Rountree
Waco
W. L. Weathersby
Little Rock
Ark
J. R. Barron
R. L. Ritchie
Beaumont
J. W. Mathis
Steep Hollow
Harry Peverley
San Antonio
Bryan
Tom Goodson
U. S. Navy
Liverpool
England
Leila Griffin
San Francisco
Cal
S. H. Dunlap
Little Sons
Ennis
C. S. Gainer
M. M. Erskine
Marlin
F. B. Clark
College
Ed Graham
Brenham
Graham
FE. A. Hillery
Plainview
Panhandle
Mr. Erskine
Caldwell
Santa Fe
H. B. Dailey
Wheelock
Tom Sanders
Hardy Wilcox
C. C. Carroll
Helen Carroll
Island City
Barton Wilcox
Wilcox
Iola
A. & M. College
Sallie Tucker
Hillsboro
Mildred Norwood
Navasota
Nobie Webb
Mary Mitchell
Reid Mitchell
Claud Mitchell
Ruth Lipscomb
R. S. Webb
Miss Lipscomb
W. H. Baldwin
Rock Port
Webb
Baylor University
Judge J. F. Robinson Dies in St Louis at 69
Judge J F Robinson of Houston died in St Louis on Monday May 31 after an operation. He was 69, lived in Houston 18 years, and was a partner in Robinson and Smith Realty. He co owned the Koppe Robinson plantation near Bryan and had farming ties that brought him to Bryan. He leaves a son L E Robinson of Houston and two daughters in Illinois. The body went to Illinois for interment. His estate was estimated at about half a million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Robinson
Houston
St. Louis
Judge Robinson
Robinson and Smith
Laura Koppe
Koppe-Robinson
Brazos Bottom
Bryan
L. E. Robinson
Illinois
Wi Illinois
J Son
Post
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Ca
Winston-Salem, N. C
Royal Livestock Exposition
Associated Press
Bill
Country Club Board
Hopkins CO
Main Street
Victor Patten
Millinery Department
Miss Emerald
Grimes County
W. F. Hall
FE. A. Reinhart
W. L. Houston
F. D. Lafevre
Jack
T. E. Taylor
J. M. Aikin
North Zulch
W. E. Moore
Moore
Bill Wimberley
Shreveport
F. W. Locke
Cottonwood
King Vivian
Boonville
Joe F. Parks, Jr
E. F. Parks
Otto Boehme
Birdie Suber
Rosebud
Gilmore
J. N. Goodwin
H. L. McKnight
Morris
Nacogdoches
McKnight
Aubrey Foreman
Raymond
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