Bryan Daily Social Notes From June 22 1922 Visitations
Thursday June 22 1922 Breeze of visitors fills Bryan with chatter as Buck McCallum of Tabor joins C W Buchanan Cisco and J D Buchanan Chicago on family visits. Numerous relatives and friends arrive from Fort Worth Waco Chicago Dallas Beaumont and Galveston while local residents attend weddings hospital visits and community events.
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Buck’’ McCallum
Tabor
Bryan
C. W. Buchanan
Cisco
J. D. Buchanan
Chicago
A. W. Buchanan
Waco
W. E. Johnson
Baker Avenue
Pame R. Carmichael
Italy
Texas
Carmicheals
A. & M. College
Condon Chaney
Miss
Harvey
Ernest Elliott
Jane Elliott
Alvarado
I. Y. Baker
E. B. LaRoche
P. S. Tilson
S. J. Bain
Auvrust Thompson
College
L. M. Haltom
Gus Bade
Benchley
C. M. Rising
Steep Hollow
R. N. Batten
J. L. Cobb
W. N. Wilson
R. H. Hodges
Ranger
Hodges
Albert Buchanan
M. D. Blarcon
Robert Lee
Fort Worth
Blarcon
Star Telegram
Eagle
J. C. Patterson
East 27Th Street
R. B. Smith
Mary Benbow
Tom Benbow
Bryan Girls Make Good at Summer School Visit
A. Popham, superintendent at the Odd Fellows Home Corsicana, visiting the Fagle office, praised Bryan girls for their fine work as teachers in the summer school at A. and M. college. Myrtle McCullough teaches English, Ruth Watkins handles expression, and Lottir teaches high school.
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A. Popham
Odd Fellows Home
Corsicana
M. College
Fagle
Bryan
Myrtle McCullough
Ruth Watkins
Lottir
Eny
See How Ironized Yeast Clears Complexions Today
An advertisement promotes Ironized Yeast as a remedy for skin eruptions and thinness. It promises quicker, firmer skin and increased energy after a three day free trial, urging readers to mail a coupon and test the product with a money back guarantee.
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Atlsats
Woman Restored by Cardui Claims Springfield Testimony
Mrs D W Williams of Route 6 Springfield describes severe back pain nervousness and headaches improving after taking Cardui. She credits her husband and doctor with her renewed health noting she felt like a different person and that Cardui strengthened her. Thousands of women reportedly found relief and the product is advertised as available everywhere.
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Springfield
D. W. Williams
Route 6
Colonel Hadley Presents Jewel to Knight Ward Templeman
Navasota Lodge Knights of Pythias held a Thursday meeting presenting Ward Templeman with a solid gold Veteran Jewel for 25 years of service to Pythianism. Col G E Hadley spoke on Templeman’s long service. Bryan attendees included Geo E Hadley and others. A luncheon followed and a committee was formed to arrange a Pythian barbecue in August with Brazos Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navasota Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Ward Templeman
Brazos Lodge No. 64
Navasota Lodge No. 17
Col
G. E. Hadley
Bryan
Mr. Templeman
Geo. E. Hadley
Dick Fain Hally Halton
Homer Bond
H. A Widdecke
S. W. Buchanan
Jeff Cole Cummings
S. M. Barr
C. L. Eden
Julius Barron
Sarasota
Brazos Lodge
Johnson Franklin wedding in Bryan brightens local news
Dr. W T Johnson of Galveston married Miss Gladys Franklin at the Baptist parsonage with Dr. John A Held officiating. Attendants included Mrs A M Williams and Dr S D Mockford. After a brief stay in Bryan they will move to Galveston where Johnson runs a veterinary practice. The bride wore fishue organdy. John Carr of Dallas visits his mother and grandmother in Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Densman
Beaumon
W. R
W. O. Sanders
Harrokd
Olin Sanders
Zimmerman
Bryan Hospital
George Wood
Navasota
Bryan
George Branch
Teague
Albert Buchanan
West 24Th Street
E. G. Parker
Elam Henderson
Elizabeth
Fort Worth
J. M. Dunn
Ralph Dunn
R. V. Kennote
L. H. Tucker
Lola Wilson
Roy Wilson
N. B. Tucker
Tucker
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Allen
Society
R. W. Howell
Jenie June
Galveston
Howell
Houston
Anna Eberstadt
Eva Eberstadt
Jefferson
Sam Eberstadt
Dallas
A. W. Buchanan
Emily Held
John A. Held
Waco
Baylor University
Leslie H. Porter
Lepanto
Ark
Tyra Morgan
Blanche Collins
Saint Louis
Medical Department
The
State University
Smith
Cleveland
Ohio
W. B. Bizzell
Elaine Bizzell
Sangster Bizzell
San Antonio
Helen Hela
John Carr
Mary Carr
M. J. Parker
Ira Gooch
Ed. L. Stacy
John Stacey
Albert Buchara
E. A. Miller
A & M. College
Mike Visoski
Brazos County
A. L. Ward
Ida Breaker
Palacios
Will R Thomas
Joe L. Mellazzo
Caldwell
Bodly
Jewel Reed
Cooledge
Mayme Evans
Tucson
Arizona
Baptist Parsonage
First Baptist Church
Gladys Franklin
S. H. Franklin
W. T. Johnson
A. M. Williams
D. Mockford
Greenville
Premiums Offered for Brazos County Farm Exhibits
W B Cook pledges generous prizes to boost a Brazos county fair by supporting youth and adults in a county ag livestock show. He offers registered Duroc Jerseys for top pigs and boars, promotes grade sows, and urges broader farm focus beyond cotton to raise county prosperity.
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W. B. Cook
Brazos County
Cook
C. L. Benson
Mr. Benson
Trvan, Tees
Bryan Boy Scouts Hike To Buffalo on Navasot River
Forty Boy Scouts rode in autos to Buffalo Creek on the Navasota River for a two day ride and camp. They formed at the Tabernacle and marched up Main Street amid cheers. They will return Tuesday night. Leaders included W S Barron and assistants Cavitt Wickes Crawford.
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Bryan Boy Scouts
Buffalo
Navasot River
Buffalo Creek
Navasota
Tabernacle
W. S. Barron
Main Street
Maurice Rice
Willie Stevens
R. Dyess
Harry Williams
Royal Martin
John Beers
Glynn Cloud
David Bunting
Wallace Locke
Sexton Orms
George Martin
William Allen
Sam Crenshaw
Watson McAlpin
Johnnie Ramsey
Reed Mitchell
Billie Batts
J. Sidney Smith
Bill Wilson
Nelson Ramsey
Joe Jeff Danforth
Lynn Griffith
J. E. Brown
Donald Held
Richard Ramsey
Sam Trant
Harry Jenkins
Richard Newland
Cecil Martin
Eugene McAlpin
Horace Dansby
Donald Cole
Solon Griffith
Abney Stallings
Harry Prager
Donald Freeman
Carl Todd
Ercell Todd
James Ormes
John M. Barron
Fred Cavitt
Maxy Wickes
Chas. Crawford
Will Oliver
Red Cross Executive Board Holds May Tuesday Meeting
The Red Cross executive board met at 4 p m with W H Cole as chairman and other officers present. Minutes were approved, bills paid, and a report from Miss Florence Sullivan praised Brazos County chapter for its service to ex service members and disabled veterans. Monthly figures showed Home Service totals and loans, plus 79 aid cases in May 1922, and the board set summer meetings for 5 p m.
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Red Cross Executive Board
W. H. Cole
Tyler Haswell
John A. Moore
Albert Buchanan
S. M. Bird
M. Francis
Eck Smith
J.T. Hanway
W. B. Bizzell
B. Youngblood
Florence Sullivan
Saint Louis
American Red Cross
Brazos County
Sullivan
Red Cross
Home Service
United States Veteran's Bureau
Washington
U. S. Army
Nursing Service Committee
Red Cross Board
Pauline Cungus Brides F Norris Brett in Camden Street Ceremony
Mr and Mrs J Cungus of San Antonio announce the marriage of their daughter Pauline to F Norris Brett of New Orleans. The ceremony occurred Saturday evening at the bride’s parents home on Camden Street with Dr S H C Bn officiating. Mrs Brett will reside in New Orleans.
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Brett
Bryan
J Cungus
San Antonio
Pauline
F. Norris Brett
New Orleans
Camden Street
General Stoddard Celebrates 82nd Birthday Observed
General Henry Bates Stoddard, oldest living Past Grand Master of Knights Templar US and the Islands beyond the seas, turns 82. The Houston Post notes his 1897 Nashville reunion memory with General John H. Reagan and the editor’s sighting of Stoddard leading an ovation during the Centennial Exposition. The Eagle extends wishes for many happy returns.
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Henry Bates Stoddard
General Stoddard
Knights Templar
United States
Houston Post
Nashville
Tennessee
the Eagle
Party For Visitors At Law And Davis Lawn
A cordial lawn party hosted by Misses Leila Law and Pauline Davis honored cousins Miss Eloise Davis of Shire and Miss Edith and Joseph Davis of Livingston. The Davis home glowed with lights and cut flowers as guests enjoyed punch, peach ice cream, and cake in a festive, sociable setting. Attending were Eloise Davis, Marie Beers, Lilla G. Bryan, Susie Mae Sanders, Frances Locke, Leila Law Davis, Pauline Davis, McDonald Howell, Alva Adams, Vergne Adams, Horace Dansby, Woodrow Wallace, Erwin Conway, Olin Sanders, Chas Edge, Milton Maloney, Joseph Davis, and John Beers.
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W. E. Sampson
Beaumont
Charles S. Gainer
Bryan
Sampson
Laura Dunlap
Constance Bradbury
Franklin
Chas, Womack
Houston
Waco
Lillian Howard
E. H. Baine
Canton
Mise
JD. Mike
W. O. Sanders
John Buchanan
Caldwell
P. S. Park
Mexia
Walter Salvato
Marlin
Joe Lorena
Roy Buchanan
Baby Arived
Pendleton
Oregon
A. W. Buchanan
Pattie Sims
R. H. Howell
Galveston
H. A. Sandel
Paul
W. W. Greenwood
William
Aubrey
Navasota
H. H. Young
Frank Calip
Benchley
Mary Matysiak
Eagle Office
Chautauqua
N. Y
R. M. Nall
Pittsburg
New York
P. S. Mangum
Mississippi
Edge
W. P. Moore
W. P. Jr
College Avenue
W. S. Howell
L. H. Tucker
W. R. Colman
J. B. Sanders
Selesta Sanders
Fort Worth
Grady Buchanan
Little Son
John Gregg
Brazos Bottom
Leila Law
Pauline Davis
Eloise Davis
Shire
Edith
Joseph Davis
Livingston
Davis
Marie Beers
Lilla G. Bryan
Susie Mae Sanders
Frances Locke
Leila Law Davis
McDonald Howell
Alva Adams
Vergne Adams
Horace Dansby
Woodrow Wallace
Erwin Conway
Olin Sanders
Chas Edge
Milton Maloney
John Beers
Bryan Odd Fellows Hear Thos A Popham
Thos A Popham spoke to Bryan Lodge No 847 I O O F detailing daily work at the Odd Fellow Home in Corsicana. He said the home is the largest of its kind in the United States with 375 children 25 mothers 30 old people 18 teachers and 8 others including superintendent J W Hamilton and matron Mrs J B Clement.
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Thos. A. Popham
Odd Fellows Home
Corsicana
Bryan Lodge
Odd Fellow
United States
J. W. Hamilton
J. B. Clement
Popham
Rebecca
Grimes County Wildcats Drill In Search Of Oil
Grimes County wildcatting continues with King and Olson drilling on the Nettie Stephens farm near Iola. They report gas shows at 1361 to 1372 feet and at 1900 feet, plus gas and oil at 2169 feet, with about 3000 acres under lease. Other tests near Singleton and Bryan show activity as Pure Oil contracts for a test northeast of Bryan.
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Houston Chronicle
Grimes County
King & Olson
Nettie Stephens
Iola
Olson
Burkburnett
Bob Lawrence
Harry Hampton
Singleton
Scott & Thompson
Bryan
Williams Farm
Pure Oil Company
College Station
Wildcatters
Short family returns from automobile trip
Mr and Mrs A K Short, with Misses Violet and Marjorie Short, came back last night from a car tour to Decatur Fort Worth and Dallas. They describe a happy journey with many good times.
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A. K. Short
Violet
Marjorie Short
Decatur Fort Worth
Dallas
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Martell McDonald
Normangee
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R. L. Jones
C. W. Richie
W. W. Fife
Birdie
Bessie Risinger
Barney
Rev
J. J. Tatum
Comarche
Rebecca Baker
Baker
R. H. Smith
J. M. Saladiner
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Elizabeth Henderson
Calvert
R. B. Grant
E. RB. LaRoche
R. L. Poll
Missouri
Cardus
Col. Hadley
Knight Ward Templeman
Johnson-Franklin
MR. Cook
Bryan Odd Fellows