Delphian Club of Bryan Celebrates Birthday with Play
The Bryan Delphian chapter observed its second anniversary with an open meeting featuring Moliere’s The Learned Ladies staged by members and guests from local clubs and colleges. Mrs. Thomas Lundin directed a decorated program, tables honored birth months, and Mrs. Lundin praised the Delphian movement while members unmasked the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Moliere
Bryan and
College
Thomas Lundin
John Allen
M. Francis
W. S. Higgs
Paul
Lundin
Cook
Alice Wanglin
W. H. Darrow
Harriet Wanglin
Lamar Jones
Langford
M. R. Bentley
Wanglin
Henry Moehlman
Hedda
Caroline Kern
Elvirs
H. P. Smith
Clyde Stickman
G. L. Crawford
Mesd
Congreve
R. J. Newland
Sheridan
George Eisert
Miss Minnis of Bryan Receives Honor Mention
Malcolm McInnis of this city is cited in the Houston Post-Dispatch for March 15 as poet of the week with his verse Nocturn. The poem describes a prairie night as the flaming sunset fades and stars hang in a blue sky while the moon turns silver and a fairy day brings wonder.
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MISS
Malcolm McInnis
Texas Poets
Houston Post-Dispatch
Malcolm Graham McInnis
A M Consolidated Focuses on Track for County Meet
A M Consolidated School at College trains intensively for the Inter scholastic League county meet and the district meet at A M College. Coach W L Hughes notes strong material and aims for several placings in dashes the mile run and hurdles with relay hope. Named athletes include Allan Kraft Stephen Visoski Bill Hughes Louis Beard Guy Nichols Ewing Brown Warner McDonald Jim Colson Rupert Barron J M Williams Louis Todd Geo Wrenn L M Gandy.
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A. and M. Consolidated School At
College
A. and M. College
W. L. Hughes
Allan Kraft
Stephen Visoski
Bill Hughes
Louis Beard
Guy Nichols
Ewing Brown
Warner McDonald
Jim Colson
Rupert Barron
J. M. Williams
Louis Todd
Stephen Wisoski
Geo. Wrenn
L. M. Gandy
Bryan high students enter national meat story contest
Twenty five Bryan high school home economics students will compete for prize money totaling 2500 dollars in the national meat story contest organized by the National Livestock and Meat Board. Entries require a 1000 to 2000 word essay on meat plus three meat recipes.
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Bryan High School
Secon
National Livestock and Meat Board
Chicago
Mary Helen Racy
Louise Stanley
Bureau of Home Economics
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Mothers urged to treat children for intestinal worms
Mothers urged to watch for worm symptoms in children and act quickly. White's Cream Vermifuge is recommended to drive out worms and restore rosy health, priced 35 cents and sold at Jenkins' Drug Store.
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Jenkins’ Drug Store
Chautauqua Ticket Sale Discussed by Local Guarantors
About 25 to 30 people gathered at the Green Parrot Tea Room for a luncheon to discuss Ellison White Chautauqua ticket sales in Bryan. D L Wilson presided, Rev S Moylan Bird spoke on programs and plans, with many expressing willingness to support a successful sale. Members listed include R V Armstrong, Mrs W B Cline, O W Goolsbee, A S McSwain, E F Parks, F L Henderson, J Bryan Miller, Madison Hall, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
J. S. Doane
Green Parrot Tea Room
D. L. Wilson
Rev. S. Moylan Bird
R. V. Armstrong
W. B. Cline
O. W. Goolsbee
A. S. McSwain
E. ,F. Parks
F. L. Henderson
J. Bryan Miller
Madison Hall
B. A. Sims
J. Horace Kraft
Wilson Bradley
H. O. Boatwright
J. T. Hanway
W. H. Lawrence
David Reid
Oak McKenzie
R. M. Dansby
C. A. Searcy
Thos. Lundix
A. K. Brown
J. W. Dyer
S. M. Bird
H. D. Cuykendall
Bryan Chamber of Commerce directors hear updates on members and events
The Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce Board met at 10 am in the commercial rooms. New members were announced, the Good Will tour from the Dallas Chamber would visit Bryan on April 13, the Bryan Building and Loan Association annual meeting was set for March 26, and reports covered local sites, a Chautauqua event, and remarks by Dr. W B Bizzell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan and Brazos County
Bryan Building and Loan Association
A. M. Waldrop
Barton
K. T
Oak McKenzie
Reliance Community Club
Chamber of Commerce
F. L. Henderson
Bryan
W.B. Bizzell
College
Dr. W. B. Bizzell
Wilson Bradley
W. H. Cole
E. J. Fountain
H. O. Ferguson
Tyler Haswell
J. Webb Howell
W. S. Higgs
J. M. Gordon
John M. Lawrence
T. K. Lawrence
J. Bryan Miller
J. D. Martin
Mrs. Lee J. Rountree
M. E. Wallace
March Meeting of L.5 S. Ross Chapter No.100 UDC
The March meeting of L. 5 S. Ross chapter No. 100 UDC will be held Friday March 27 at the home of Mrs. J Webb Howell on College avenue. Members are asked to mark the date for an important gathering.
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Vid Reid
M. W. Owens
Joseph Jefferson
Lucius
William Jefferson
Bob Acres
United States
George Barnes
T. Stuart
W. M. Owens
Chas. Wetter
H. P. Smith
L. 5
S. Ross Chapter
J. Webb Howell
College Avenue
Tax on prescription whiskey proposed to fund tick work
In Austin on March 17 Associated Press reports Rep Stevenson of Aust proposed a $4 per gallon tax on prescription whisky to raise revenue for tick eradication and state enterprises. He estimated the tax would bring in about $300 000 annually.
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Associated Press
Austin
Mar
Stevenson
Austwell
Bryan City records show nearly 1500 homes in district data
A Bryan City Manager release details counts of structures in the commercial and residential districts. The tables list materials used, story counts, and structure totals, with totals struck. The document notes two sections: Commercial District first, then Residential District.
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Sity OF
Bryan
J. Bryan Miller
Rules for Ross Chapter U D C Essay Contest in 1925
The L S Ross Chapter No 100 United Daughters of the Confederacy outlines rules for a Confederate medal essay contest to be read at Hood's Brigade meeting in Bryan in June. Brazos county students in eighth grade or higher may enter with topics on the Confederacy 1861 to 1865, life sketches of leaders excluded, essay limit 500 words, entries due May 1, 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L S. Ross
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Hood’s
Bryan
Brazos County
J. Webb Howell
Committee invites county youth to contest entries
The notice urges that entries be in the hands of the committee by May 15 1925. It invites every Brazos County boy and girl eligible to enter this contest and promises it will be worthwhile.
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Brazos County
G L Carnes Visits Old Bryan Roots and Kinfolk
G L Carnes, Beaumont printing firm owner, tours his old hometown of Bryan. He is at A and M for reserve officer training with the 260th Infantry, visits sister-in-law Mrs Dona Carnes, and recalls family ties to the Bryan Eagle and Carnes and Wallace publishers. He previously worked as a reporter in Beaumont and as a salesman in Dallas before returning to publishing.
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G. L. Carnes
Neches Printing and Paper Company
Beaumont
Bryan Eagle
Bryan
College
260Th Infantry
Dona Carnes
Carnes
J. M Carnes
Signs You Can Believe In Liver Tonic Advertisement
An old advertisement promotes Herbine as a remedy for torpid liver and digestive issues. It claims to cleanse the stomach and bowels, boost energy, and improve appetite. The tone reflects period medicine ads from a drugstore listing JeENSINS' DRUG STORE as the seller for 60 cents.
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Jeensins
Beaumont oil boom sparks new field growth
In Austin the aviation corps veteran and current Beaumont business owner reflects on a three year stint as a second lieutenant and personal stake in a stationery manufacturing firm grossing about $50 000 last year. He credits Liberty discovery as a second Spindletop boosting Beaumont with five gushers and strong future prospects.
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Aviation Corps
Austin
Carnes
Beaumont
Liberty
Texas
Willie Sebesta Returns From Houston Business Visit
Willie Sebesta came back last night after several days in Houston on a business trip.
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Willie Sebesta
Houston
Mrs. O. O. Henderson Ill at Bryan Hospital
Mrs. O. O. Henderson has been quite ill at Bryan hospital for the past several days.
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O. O. Henderson
Bryan Hospital
Three Times Better Than Plain Calomel
A promotional note promotes pepsinated calomel as a new drug combination that supposedly regulates liver aids digestion stimulates kidneys and acts as an intestinal antiseptic. It claims tests show calomel with pepsin provides a reliable daily laxative for toxemia torpid liver biliousness headaches constipation indigestion or colds and urges purchase at M H James Drug Co.
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M H. James Drug Co
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Delphian Club OF
Nocturne
Sway
A.M. Consolidated
TEA Room
Chamber Commerce
Busines
Ross
U.D.C
Cardui
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Dept. N
Detroit, Michigan
Picore
Sentas
Chambers-Wilson Motor CO
Fagle
Ada
Hee
France
Germany
Holland
Austria
Italy
Spain
Sir Henry Blount
Levant
Amarath IV
Egypt
Sir Henry
Fust Order
Duncan Coffee
Bryan Cotton Oil and Fertilizer CO
Speke
Wright
Ceason
Marke Ly Gaiek
Enet
M. H. James
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