Revival Meeting Draws 3000 At Baptist Tabernacle
Rev. B B Crimun electrified about 3 000 worshippers at the Baptist tabernacle. He attacked moving pictures, midnight car rides, mixed swimming and dancing, urging a return to traditional love and marriage. He cited Luke as warning against enviroment and warned that modern amusements erode virtue and fuel divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Holder
B. B. Crimun
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Rockdale
Hearne
Navasota
Calvert
Rey
Crimm
Evangelist
Bryan
Millican Club Hosts Large Community Meeting in Brazos County
The Millican Club held a two hour gathering in Millican with about 200 attendees including adults and children. Speakers from A. and M. Extension Service, Bryan Chamber of Commerce and Allen Academy outlined better agriculture cooperation and plans for a Millican Fair in 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millican Club
Brazos County
Millican
A. J. Edwards
P. A. Deering
Anton Ernst
Allen Academy
J. F. Oates
Bryan
T. O. Walton
the Extension Service
A. and M. College
J. H. Kraft
C. L. Benson
S E. Eberstadt
Bryan and Brazos County
America
Deering
S. E. Eberstadt
Ernst
C.L. Benson
M. Extension Service
Texas
Walton
Eberstadt
Benson
John Battle
Fletcher Pool
J. W. Burrows
Bryan Weekly Eagle Highlights Local News Emphasis
The Bryan Weekly Eagle reports 716 inches of reading matter with 664 inches of local matter from Brazos County and 52 inches of advertising. The Fairfield Recorder praises its local coverage and low advertising share. The paper asks for public support to cover operating expenses and emphasizes its county newspaper role and community value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Eagle
College, Bryan
Brazos County
Texas
Fairfield Recorder
The
Bryan
Brazos
Citizen
Charley Anderson Freed as Gause Trial Set for Next Week
Brazos County District Court freed Charley Anderson after a jury absolved him on the December robbery charge against John Blake. J L Gause remains to be tried next week on the same indictment. The case arose from a December 29 gathering for a game of Black Jack in a Bryan area ravine where Blake reportedly won money from the group. The jury was discharged and court resumes Monday with additional matters before Judge W C Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Anderson
Brazos County
J. L. Gause
John Blake
Anderson
Bryan
Africa
Gause
Blake
District Court
W. C. Davis
Buffs Defeat Aggies in Kyle Field Opener
In College Station on March 22 the Houston Buffs beat the Texas Aggies 9 to 5 at Kyle Field in the first baseball game of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BUFFS
Aggies
College Station
Texas
Houston Buffs
Texas Aggies
Kyle Field
A Call for Modesty and Traditional Values in Public Life
A speaker urges a return to manhood and womanhood ideals, condemns mixed bathing and modern dances as corrupting youth, and blames parents for societal decline. He quotes a saying about home and nation, insisting virtue and character must guide society again. God bless you all.
Parade by 400 pupils from 30 colored rural schools
Four hundred Black rural students from 30 of Brazos county’s 38 colored schools paraded through Bryan’s business district. The event showcased banners, hymns, and floats themed King Cotton and Queen Corn, with the Inter scholastic League meet and industrial booths at the colored park drawing wide attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Brazos County
North Bryan
Main Street
Eagle Office
K. E. Summers
Bryan Colored School
L. A. Nash
A. L. Jourdan
Teachers’ League
Colored Park
Cawthorn
Walker Settlement
Cottonwood
Post Oak
Woodville
Wilcox Mount Rose
Derden
Mount Enterprise
MacMillian
Pleasant Grove
Pleasant Hill
Rogers School
Kurten
Bottom Courtier
Lees Chapel
Brushia
Harmon
Rhones Chapel
Owen’s
Brushin
Cawthorn School
Nash
Jourdan
Light
Parsons
Kellan
Ford
Stoval
W. W. Evens
Jude
A Hall
Eck Smith
Craft
A. and M. College
Methodist Groups Meet Mondays by Missionary Society
Groups No. 3 and No. 4 of the Woman's Methodist Missionary Society met Monday afternoon. Group No. 8 met with Mrs. W. H. Cole with Mrs. S. E. Eberstadt presiding and a new member welcomed. Group No. 4 met with Mrs. W. B. Cline for Mission Study with plans for the year and a social hour at the close. Members listed include Mrs. Cline and twelve others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Methodist Missionary Society
W. H. Cole
S. E Eberstadt
Masdames
S. E. Ebersadt
W. F. Gibbs
F. S. Dial
Madison Hall
Dave Munday
B. T. Harrison
L. E. Bailey
H. W. Cochran
C. A. Lewis
E. J. Jenkins
W.L. Bass
W. B. Cline
Cline
W. L. Porter
R. O. Allen
J. W Black
J. E. Covey
J. N. Cone
R. J. Newland
Bessie Lawrence
E. G. Walker
W. A. Deaton
T. A. Adams
Hanby Opposes Miller on Klan Issue in Travis Co Race
Constable Charles Hanby announces candidacy for Travis county sheriff on anti-Ku Klux Klan ticket. Sheriff Miller seeks re election and admitted Klan membership. Rex Fowler undecided. Primary date looms as July 22 signals a lively campaign.
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Miller
Ku Klux Klan
Hamby
Austin
Fowler
Associated Press
Charles Hanby
Travis County
Sheriff Miller
Rex Fowler
Egg Contest Winners at Texas A&M College Station
The February results in the Fifth Texas National Egg Laying Contest list M. A. Lee of Seadrift Texas with a Barred Plymouth Rock pen at 90 eggs as top producer. J. W. Lee Lometa Texas and an S C Rhode Island Red pen each tied for second with 80 eggs. Four birds tied for first with 22 eggs. Average monthly production stood at 10.3 eggs while feed usage averaged 6.6 pounds per bird and 7.68 for a dozen eggs.
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College Station
Texas
A. and M. College of Texas
M. A. Lee
Seadrift Texas
S C. Rhode
J. W. Lee
Lometa
Misdemeanor Plea Results in Fine for Defendant
Boney Williams pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges in Brazos County District Court and was fined $10 by Judge W C Davis. Forfeiture of bonds occurred for B Briton and Paul Delia. The jury was excused until 2 oclock this afternoon before resuming work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boney Williams
Brazos County
W. C. Davis
B. Briton
Paul Delia
Perry couple attends Crimm revival in Bryan
Mr and Mrs E M Perry of Navasota arrived in Bryan today to take part in Crimm revival services at the Baptist tabernacle They are staying with local friends during their visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Perry
Navasota
Bryan
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Use Vitrified Brick For Paving
Thurber Brick Co of Ft Worth Texas touts vitrified brick as a paving solution. Emphasizes better roads drive prosperity and increased travel.
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Thurber Brick Co
Ft. Worth
Texas
Sheriff Buchanan Dines in Bryan During Tour
Sheriff Bob Buchanan of McLennan County visited Bryan on Friday en route to Huntsville from Waco with prisoners. He faces a $50,000 lawsuit over the killing of Louis Crow during a Ku Klux parade at Lorena in which Buchanan was wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Buchanan
McLennan County
Huntsville
Waco Penitentiary
Buchanan
Bryan
Louis Crow
Lorena
Mr. Crow
Bedell to Speak at St Andrew's Tonight in Bryan
Reverend F M C Bedell, associate rector of Christ's Church Houston, arrives in Bryan to deliver a sermon at St Andrew's Episcopal Church tonight at 8 o clock. All church members are urged to attend as Bedell brings a message worth hearing. Rector S Moylan Bird has secured a Wednesday Lent series for the season. Citizens of Bryan are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. C. Bedell
Christ’s Church, Houston
Bryan
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Bedell
S. Moylan Bird
St. Andrew’s
Omaha Club to Play Aggies in College Station
Fagan Burch leads the Omaha club of the American Association in a single posted game against the Aggies on April 3 at College Station with James Sullivan as athletics manager announcing the booking. The team has trained in Victoria and recently faced several Texas clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Aggies
College Station
Texas
Brazos County Court Delivers Three Penitentiary Sentences
In Brazos County District Court three cases ended with prison terms. Zeb Daniels pleaded guilty to felony theft and received two years. Jack King got one year for liquor sale solicitation and possession. Angelo Rizepti, 17, faced a two year suspended sentence for felony theft. The trial, lasting under two hours, included Daniels admitting the Cole Hardware robbery of December 4, 1921, valued at 192.52. The jury, drawn from local residents, completed its verdicts by Monday afternoon with the panel dismissed to reconvene Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeb Daniels
Jack King
Rizepti
Brazos County
King
Angelo Rizepti
John Nicol
Nicol
Bryan
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Tabernacle
B. B. Crimm
Milligan Club
Methodist
EN Travis CO
Sheriff Buchanan
Brazos County District Court
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