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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1922

Page

7

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.

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.

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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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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

A. K. Short Violet Marjorie Short Decatur Fort Worth Dallas

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Nick Lobello R. McDonald Dorothy McDonald Luther Broadway Martell McDonald Normangee W. M. Jones 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 Waxahachie 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
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