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Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1923

Page

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Postmasters Should Be Chosen by Post Office Dept

Postmaster General Work urged President Harding to remove postmaster appointments from Senate politics and place them under the Post Office Department. He called for abandoning Civil Service examinations and warned political factors hinder a sound business selection of the right person for each post.

Associated Press Washington Harding Post Office Department Civil Service Commiss

Brazos Chapter of De Molay Installs Officers for Year

The Brazos Chapter of De Molay held a Friday night meeting at the Masonic Temple to install officers for the year. Norman Dansby was named master counsellor with H. N. Bell Jr as senior counsellor and J. W. Garrett as junior counsellor. Afterward members and visitors went to the Green Parrot Tea Room for an oyster supper hosted by Hugh M. Milton. Visiting Masons included J. D. Martin H. M. Milton Ransome Cole and George F E Hadley Roy Montgomery also attended as a visitor.

Order of Brazos de Molay Masonic Temple Hugh M. Milton Advisory Council Norman Dansby H. N. Bell, Jr J. W. Garrett Green Parrot Tea Room J. D. Martin H. M. Milton Ransome Cole George FE. Hadley Roy Montgomery

Pioneer resident C M Camp dies after long illness

C M Camp of this city died at 5 39 AM after months of illness with cancer. He was 53 years 7 months and 1 day old. A hotel man by trade and member of Grimes county’s early Camp family, he spent time in Mayo Brothers sanitarium and other facilities. Survived by wife Mrs C F House of Paris and his mother Mrs J B Runnels of Dallas, plus sisters and brothers, funeral set for Sunday at Camp Hotel at 11 with interment in Bryan.

Navasota C M. Camp Camp Mayo Brothers Rochester Minnesota Mr. Camp Grimes County J. M. Camp Anderson Old Camp Place Moses Camp I. and G. N C. F. House Paris Texas J. B. Runnels Dallas Camp Hotel Bryan

Seven Students Baptised at Bryan Baptist Church

Seven College students were baptised at Bryan Baptist Church on Wednesday evening and were welcomed as active workers in the College community. The baptism increases the total accepted by the Baptist denomination since the campus revival led by Dr. George W. Truett, bringing the count to 20.

Eagle College Station Bryan Bryan Church Baptist George W. Truett

Mrs. Lee J. Rountree Visits Austin with Representative Rountree

Mrs. Lee J. Rountree traveled to Austin to spend Sunday with Representative Rountree and planned to return to Bryan on Monday.

Lee J. Rountree Austin Representative Rountree Bryan

Meeting of Brazos County Good Cheer Association

The executive board met at Carnegie Library with Mrs. J L Brock presiding. Members present included M B Parker Tyler Haswell Kay Hassell J B Priddy C C Wheeler A J Buchanan Lee J Rountree and Rev S Moylan Bird. No treasurer report due to absence. The group reported on active service aiding distressed individuals with personal attention rather than publicity.

Brazos County and Bryan

Edge Women's Club Discusses Poultry Kitchen Contest

The Edgewood area club held its monthly meeting with Miss Laura Belle Roten presenting. Mrs. R. W. Persons from Bryan joined the kitchen contest committee while members reviewed poultry topics. A chicken lunch was served for Washington's Birthday with home science pupils contributing.

Edge Woman’s Club Laura Belle Roten R. W. Persons Bryan W. C. Hill Jim House A. B. Wilson Chambers National Department of Extensions Washington, D C Persons Benson

Jury List For Fourth Week District Court

The Fourth Week District Court jury list begins Monday March 5. Names include F A Bunting Frank Andrews John F Ettle J W Crenshaw L R Wilson A M Waldrop J M Ferguson J Tom Smith J R Sims R L Brogdon J J Foster James House L B Thompson Henry Rohde Hugh Dowling Pat Newton R R Newcomb R J Newland H E Randolph Robert Wilson J H Conway T H Shealey I B Harrison J A Rhodes S H McDonald H L Trant M E Wallace D L Weddington Charles Todara P S Park Guy Hodges Roy Vick J A Parsons Allen P Carr E J Blazek R L Seale.

District Court F. A. Bunting Frank Andrews John F. Ettle J. W. Crenshaw L R. Wilson A. M. Waldrop J. M. Ferguson J. Tom Smith J. R. Sims R. L. Brogdon J. J. Foster James House L. B. Thompson Henry Rohde Hugh Dowling Pat Newton R. R

Parker Family Called to Houston by illness and death

Mrs M J Parker Mrs A B Carr Mr and Mrs M B Parker Mrs John K Parker Miss Ida Parker J M Gordon Allen P Carr and Lawrence Parker are in Houston called there on account of the illness and death of Mr S J Bain.

M. J. Parker A. B. Carr M. B. Parker John K. Parker Ida Parker J. M. Gordon Allen P. Carr Lawrence Parker Houston S. J. Bain

Tabor Wins District Basketball Honors To Enter State Meet

Tabor High School boys basketball defeated Yarrelton 38 to 20 at Calvert to clinch both district and 16th district titles. Jim Hugins led with nine field goals as Tabor, coached by G M Ammons, moved to the state meet in Austin after a 21 win season with only one prior loss to Harvey.

TABOR Tabor High School Yarrelton Calvert Freestone Leon Limestone Milam Robertson Jim Hugins Principa G. M. Ammons Harvey

Former Bryan Man Dies in Navasota to Be Buried in Bryan

Co M Camp aged 53 pioneer citizen of Navasota Grimes county died at 5 30 this morning at his Camp Hotel home in Navasota. Remains will be brought to Bryan Sunday Feb 25 overland to interment at Bryan City Cemetery. Funeral service at 2 00 pm at First Christian church with Knights of Pythias Bryan Navasota conducting. Honorary pallbearers named from Bryan list.

Co. M. Camp Navasota Grimes County Camp Hotel Bryan Overland Bryan City First Christian Church Guy P. Bittle John M. Caldwell M. F. Dansby M. E. Wallace J. G. Minkert J A. McQueen J. E. Covey W. R Fairman J. T. Maloney Ed Derden John M. Lawrence E. J. Fountain Knights of Pythias of Bryan and

Bryan City Commission Set To Discuss Power Plant Upgrade

The Bryan City Commission plans a special called meeting tonight to review installing a larger, more modern power plant unit after a recent engine breakdown. The session will also consider bids to resurface Main Street and nearby streets, with decisions expected for publication tomorrow.

Ollie Williams Arrested in Bryan for Burglary

On indictment of Brazos county district court, Ollie Williams was arrested by Chief W S Martin on a burglary charge. Sheriff L E Moorehead said Williams had evaded capture for months before being found. He is accused of burglarizing a residence and stealing watches and other valuables.

Ollie Williams Bryan Brazos County W.S. Martin L. E. Moorehead Williams

Baptist Workers Meet Bryan at First Baptist Church

The Baptist Workers Association will meet in Bryan on Monday March 5 at 10 a m at the First Baptist Church. The program includes The Laymen in Kingdom Building Needs and How Best to Meet them led by W S Barron The Supreme Task of the Churches by Rev R L Brown The Growing of a Strong Church by Dr John A Held A good attendance is expected Dinner will be served at the Tabernacle at 12 30 o'clock.

Baptist Workers’ Association Bryan Aptist W. S., Barron R. L. Brown J. J. Pipkin John A. Held Tabernacle

Pageant by Young People Brightens Missionary Event

The Austin District Woman's Missionary Union opened its annual meeting at First Baptist Church with a vibrant pageant The Star of Bethlehem directed by Miss Elizabeth Suber and Mrs S M Hunter featured energetic youth performances conveying Christ's Gospel of Peace and Love The program continued with talks and reports by district leaders and a fundraising moment to support Training School workers Tonight's schedule includes worship address and Baylor College talk by Dr J C Hardy at 7 30 PM.

Austin District Woman’s Missionary Union First Baptist Church Woman’s Auxiliary W. M. A. Mrs. J. Eliamson Austin P. G. Gunter C. A. McEarchern Mattie Purl Seminary Hill Training School For Christian Workers Bethleham Elizabeth Suber S. M. Hunter Bryan Church Erin Jolly Annadean Jittle William Herberta Tearta James Pipkin Wallace Locke Helen Held Harry Williams Mary Lillie Fountain Africa John Sidney Smith Gary Minkert Lonnie Locke Japan Susie Butler R. E. Lee China Donald Held Aline Smith Frances Taylor Charles Crawford B. F. K. Mullin Baptist Miss Mere Minkert Woman's Missionary Union Austin District Woman's Missionary Union of Texas John A. Held Bryan J. W. Byars Fort Worth Baylor College J. C. Hardy Belton

Resolution Relating to Declaration of Texas Independence

Austin Texas February 28 1923 resolution notes the 87th anniversary of the Texas Declaration and 180th of Sam Houston birth. It directs the reading of the Declaration of Independence before the House at 12 o clock noon on March 2 1923. Signed by multiple representatives.

Rountree Bobbitt Abney Price Quaid Jones Burmeister Edwards Gipson Martin Lamb Merriman Cowen Baker Milam Henderson Marion Blount Covey

Tabor Team Bets On Courage In Austin Trip

W W Ammons Tabor coach boasts of the team as he defies Waco critic Jinx Tucker. He notes Tabor beat a district winner last Friday and says Austin-bound play will include one state meet game despite potential defeat.

Jinx Tucker Waco News-Tribune Tabor Austin W. R. Ammons Jinx

Texas map by Austin Brothers Bridge Company announced

The Austin Brothers Bridge Company of Texas markets a new up to date Texas map showing post offices, Seven Per Cent of State and Federal Aid Highways, and railroad lines with stations checked and listed on the back.

Austin Brothers’ Bridge Company of Texas Dallas Texas

Poultry Demonstrations Arranged Across County

A. S. Edson poultry specialist from the A M Extension Service with County Agent C L Benson visited county locales Friday to set up this year’s farm poultry demonstrations. Scheduled so far are Wil Jones Route 6 and Mrs R Franze Wixon J O Orr Edge with more sites to be appointed as roads clear.

S. A. Edson A. & M. Extension Service Department C. L. Benson Wil Jones R. Franze Wixon J. O. Orr Edge

Twenty Additions to First Baptist Church Record

Robert Jolly and Mrs Maxwell lead evening services at the First Baptist Church Houston with twenty new members added since the series began. D. B. Waite, an invalid, attended for the first time in twenty years, a children’s meeting runs daily, and a record crowd is expected for the final service despite the weather.

Robert Jolly The Baptist Sanitarium of Houston Maxwell First Baptist Church Mr. Jolly D. B. Waite

Howell Tour Ends Abruptly Due to Illness

Mr and Mrs W S Howell return home after a five week North and East tour curtailed by Mrs Howell influenza in New York City. They visited Kansas City Chicago and New York with a blizzard en route. Howell noted rapid growth of electric display advertising in the city.

W. S. Howell Howel New York City Kansas City Howell Southwestern Lumbermen’s Association Arkansas Oklahoma Kansas Missouri Texas Lumbermen’s Association Chicago North Country St. Louis New York

Tyer and Risinger Visit Bryan Guests

Professor and Mrs. L. N. Tyer and Miss Bessie Risinger of Kurten visited Bryan today, calling on local business houses and friends.

L. N. Tyer Bessie Risinger Kurten Bryan

Banks of 7 percent keep rates steady in farming areas

Washington reports that attempts to cut farm credit costs have not lowered bank rates in western and southern agricultural towns. The Federal Reserve Board notes rates unchanged despite rediscount reductions. 1922 marked a recovery period with improved markets and higher cotton prices by year end.

Associated Press Washington Federal Reserve Board

City to add 500 horsepower diesel engine at Bryan plant

The Bryan City Commission decided to replace the failed power plant engine with a larger diesel unit about 500 horsepower. Bids will be opened March 7 at 8:00 PM at city hall after urgent messages to engine suppliers. The plan aims to restore full power and speed up modernization while bypassing usual ad notices.

Bryan City Commission E. E. McAdams McAdams Smith Brothers Dallas Uvalde Rock Asphalt Company San Antonio

District Court Delays Hearings Due to Witness Illness

District court proceedings were postponed on Wednesday and Thursday because key witnesses were ill. Two cases against Jim Carey involving alleged sale of intoxicating liquor are set for hearing tomorrow morning.

Jim Carey

Three Armstrong Brothers Arrested on Liquor Transport Charge

Andrew Bolle and Quincey Armstrong of Cedar Creek were re arrested on a grand jury indictment for transporting liquor. Sheriff L E Morehead and Constable Henry Kuntz brought the case, they posted $1,000 bonds set by District Judge W C Davis, and were released from custody.

Andrew, Bolle Quincey Armstrong Cedar Creek L. E. Morehead Henry Kuntz W. C. Davis

Mrs. Fraps Improves After Temple Operation

Mrs. G s Fraps is recovering satisfactorily from a successful operation at the Scott and White Sanitarium in Temple. Dr Fraps returned this morning to share the good news with friends and Bryan and College communities.

Marriage Licenses Issued in Brazos County

County Clerk A McSwain reports marriage licenses issued since last publication. James Leonard wed Thelma Thompson Hilbert Sloan with Charlie Mae Shelton Jesus Perez to Guadalupe Morales Henry Turner to Willis Fields Ed Brown to Melinda Belle Grady Charlie Williams to Mary Calhoun Aubrey Finley to Ethel Redman Madison Gibson to Lucy Dawsey.

McSwain James Leonard Thelma Thompson Hilbert Sloan Charlie Mae Shelton Jesus Perez Guadalupe Morales Henry Turner Willis Fields Ed Brown Melinda Belle Grady Charlie Williams Mary Calhoun Aubrey Finley Ethel Redman Madison Gibson Lucy Dawsey

Principal and Mrs Mangum Visit Edge on School Business

Principal and Mrs Mangum of Edge were in Bryan today on school business.

Mangum Edge Bryan

Mrs. Mary Bullock Dies After Long Brazos County Life

Mrs. Mary Eliza Bullock daughter of Mr and Mrs John Risinger and widow of W P Bullock of Steep Hollow Brazos County dies after hospital care on February 24 at 11 15 AM She lived in Brazos County since 1870 born 1864 in Woodville Tyler County Texas Survived by thirteen children and multiple siblings and relatives Funeral to be held Sunday afternoon at Steep Hollow with burial in Steep Hollow Cemetery.

Mary Eliza Bullock John Risinger W. P. Bullock Steep Hollow Bryan Hospital Bryan Bullock Brazos County Woodville Tyler Texas Missionary Baptist Church W. P. Ballock W. Jesse Bullock Houston Lemmie Bullock Brazos Bottom C. P. Powers Edgar Bullock O. O. Crenshaw D. Smith Clarence Bullock College Station S. M. Bullock Reliance Cloud Cloud Goose Creek Horace, Curtis Myrtie Gladys Bullock Effie Iey Bullock Fred Thompson Madisonville J. E. Bullock I. J. Holligan C. M. Risinger Columbus Risinger George Risinger Floydada

Walter Tardy Flies From Philadelphia to Bryan for Brief Visit

Walter Tardy an expert technical engineer with a large industrial house near Pennsylvania arrived in Bryan this morning by 4:00 o'clock train for a short visit with his brother P. A. Tardy secretary of the Eagle Printing Company and family before continuing to Houston. He expects to cut three days from his schedule and plans to return via the Atlantic Seaboard. He trained in the navy and retired as a Commander five or six years ago, having overseen vessel construction and heavy gun mounting. He briefly visited the Eagle office and its editors but departed quickly due to time constraints.

Walter Tardy Pennsylvania Bryan P. A. Tardy Eagle Printing Company Houston Tardy Atlantic Navy Eagle Office

Tabor Leader and Son Visit Bryan Today

Principal G. M. Ammons and his son BE. R. Ammons of Tabor visited Bryan today, stopping to meet local residents and inspect community facilities.

G. M. Ammons BE. R. Ammons Tabor Bryan

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