Bryan Daily Eagle Opportunity Club Opens Public Entry
The Eagle announces the mammoth Opportunity Club inviting all residents in the Bryan area to join for six weeks. Members earn 20 percent cash commissions on new subscriptions and may win one of two cars or other prizes, with no red tape and broad participation.
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Opportunity Club
The
Eagle
Bryan
City of
Bryan Daily
Weekly Eagle
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Texas
Comnor
Rogie
Bryan Daily Eagle
Eagle Office
Shears
Shopping appeal for Ninth District PTA convention in Bryan
Civic pride and shop guidance urge Bryan and College Station residents to beautify storefronts yards and homes ahead of the Ninth District Parent Teacher Association Spring Convention. Advertisers highlight autos appliances silverware furniture and groceries with tips to impress visitors and keep cars running smoothly during the event.
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Ninth District
Parent-Teacher Association
Bryan
College Station
M. College
Nell Bentley
Carpets Placed In New LaSalle Hotel
Mr and Mrs F R Hogan and their son arrive in Bryan to stay weeks as Mr Hogan, a representative of Albert Pick and Co of Chicago, oversees carpet laying for the new LaSalle Hotel with work starting today at Mrs L H Tucker’s residence hosting them.
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F. R. Hogan
Little Son
Bryan
San Antonio
L. H. Tucker
Hogan
Albert Pick & Co
Chicago
LaSalle Hotel
Visits by Kerens trio to Bryan and return
Bryan speed of Kerens grandfather of Mrs Geo W Ross with grandson George Arnett drove to Bryan Tuesday. They stayed overnight with Mr and Mrs Ross and returned Wednesday afternoon to Kerens with Mrs Ross and young Jim Ed Ross who will visit relatives and friends there for several weeks.
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G. W. Speed
Kerens
Geo. W. Ross
George Arnett
Bryan
Hog buyers seek hogs weighing 125 or more this week
P. H. Hensarling announces urgent purchase of hogs this week to close a contract. Farmers encouraged to bring hogs weighing 125 pounds or more to the yard for sale.
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P. H. Hensarling
Two Year Old Child Wyvonne Powledge Dies in Bryan
Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Powledge of Bedias Grimes county mourn the death of their 2-year-old child Wyvonne Powledge who died at friends in Bryan March 26 1928 after a brief illness The child was brought to Bryan for treatment and later buried at Bedias following funeral services and interment at Bedias cemetery conducted by Dansby Furniture Company funeral directors provided prep work and transport of the body to the family home
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Kirby Powledge
Bedias
Grimes County
Bryan
Wyvonne Powledge
Friends
Dansby Furniture Company
President's Club Holds Meeting in Bryan March Gathering
The Presidents' Club of Bryan met Tuesday March 27 at one o'clock with hostess Mrs. W. B. Cline. Twelve members and three visitors attended a luncheon at four small spring decorated tables featuring bridal wreath flowers and green accents.
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Presidents’ Club of
Bryan
W. B. Cline
Cline
L. L. Meinnis
J. T. Hanway
A. M. Waldrop
R. O. Allen
Albert Buchanan
W.S. Howell
S. C. Hoyle
M. W. Sims
R. S. Webb
J. E. Astin
George R. Branch
Miami
Fla
M. B. Willis
Houston
Woods Phillips
Jacksonville
Two Extra Jersey Milk Cows with Calves for Sale
Hensarling offers two excellent Jersey milk cows with young heifer calves. Visit the lot to inspect quality or call Phone 285 for details. P. H. Hensarling.
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Hensarling
P. H. Hensarling
Summer readiness at Stephan Kcn Co ice service
Judge Ferguson notes the weather turning flirtatious signals summer ahead and Stephan Kcn Co prepares with a full equipment check. Call 51 for ice as they stress their dependable service. Bryan Nursery offers bedding plants and Easter lilies ready for warm weather plus home grown cut flowers.
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Ferguson
Stephan Kcn ‘Co
Bryan Nursery and Floral Co
John
Radio Comfort At Home For Democratic Convention
Haswell suggests Bryan residents listen to the Houston Democratic Convention at home with an Atwater Kent radio or Victor phonograph. Four years ago at Madison Square Garden families shared headphones. Haswell's Book Store sells and demonstrates these.
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Artwater Kent Radio
Victor Phonograph
Haswell’s
Childs Gifts $180,000 to Create Leprosy Hospital Station
Eversley Childs of New York donates 180000 dollars to establish a treatment station at Cebu in the Philippine Islands for milder leprosy cases. The gift was announced by General James G Harbord, national chairman of the Leonard Wood memorial for leprosy eradication.
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Associated Press
New York
Eversley Childs
Cebu
Philippine Islands
James G. Harbord
Leonard Wood Memorial
Campus Study Club Meets on Tuesday
The Campus Study Club gathered Tuesday to discuss Spanish literature and novels of the soil. Mrs. Humbert led with notes on Contemporary Spanish Drama and Ibanez life and works while musical selections featured a Mexican Serenade sung by Mrs. Thornton and Mrs. Jones. Members reviewed Alarcon Ostens Glasgow Hamson and other authors, and Lucy J. Burt was elected substitute delegate for the Fourth District convention at Baylor College in Belton April 2 3 4.
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J. H. Hance
Chadwick
M. K. Thornton
Luther Jones
E. P. Humbert
Ibanez
Alarcon
E. A. McLean
Ostense
F. W. Plunkett
Boyer
M. C. Hughes
Glasgow
Religion of Jesus Seen as Unique Truth by Believer
The writer argues that while other faiths contain elements of truth, none match the richness and purity of Jesus Christ’s religion. He asserts exclusivity of Christian truth over all non Christian beliefs.
The Christian View of Religion by Thomas Gordon Watts
The author defends Christianity against rationalist critique, arguing that true religion is revealed by God and cannot be fully grasped by reason alone. He praises Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit, contrasts Christian truth with other faiths, and extols the blessings of Christianity while respecting others’ conscience.
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Christ
Mgr. Brown
Browne
Paul
Lord
God of
Rabbi Browne
Jesus Christ
Thos
Gordon Watts
First Presbyterian Church
Bryan
Texas
Biothe Texas Agronomy Leader A B Connor Retires
A B Connor of Bicothe Texas served in the Department of Forage Crop Investigations and the Texas Experiment Station. He became agronomist in 1911, vice-director in 1916, and led grain sorghum studies from 1923 onward. He continued as vice-director after July 1 1926 during leadership changes.
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Bicothe
Texas
Department
Texas Experiment Station
B. Youngblood
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Con
Texas Agri official guides soil and water studies progress
Mr. Conner acting head of the Station advances the Texas water run off and soil erosion study as a major new program. He is a Texas native born Oct. 20, 1881 and with degrees from A and M. His work includes sorghums forage crops fet erita sudan grass and widespread cotton testing in Northwest Texas.
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Ner
Texas
Congress
Conner
Falls County
Chillicothe
American Society of Agronomy
The
American Genetic Association
Endler Burial Today at Kurten Home
Hugo A Endler died Sunday morning March 26 after a brief illness with pneumonia. He lived 24 years in the Kurten community and was a respected husband and father. Born in Cassel Germany in 1579 he came with his family to Brazos County 34 years ago seeking a fertile home.
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Kurten
Hugo A. Endler
Brazos
Cassel
Germany
Brazos County
Texas
United States of America
Funeral Services For Rev W J Meads Held In Bryan
The Rev W J Meads died suddenly at his Bryan home Saturday night at 11 50 p m at 74 years of age He served Missionary Baptist churches in Brazos County including Thompson Peach Creek and Black He came to Texas in 1882 and lived in Bryan for 46 years Services were conducted Sunday afternoon at 6 o’clock at the family home with burial in City Cemetery. Survived by his wife four daughters and two sons active pallbearers and honorary pallbearers were named.
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W. J. Meads
Missionary Baptist Church
Meads
Texas
Brazos County
Bryan
Astor
Thompson Cr
Peach Creek
Black Church
College
the Baptist Church of
Roy S. Hollo
Hig Neral
27Th Street
Tabor Avenue
Colege Station
M. L. Minter
H. R. Price
J. B. Sanders
W. C. Bailey
Lock McNeeley
J. Marshall Bullock
R. B. Grant
Jas. H. Mathis
S. H. Brockman
C. A. Buchanan
W. 8. Martin
J. W. Dyer
Chas. B. Moehlman
Endler Succumbs After a Lifetime of Brazos County Farming
The obituary notes P. J. Endler built his home in Brazos County and became a prosperous farmer. Surrounded by comforts and a broad circle of friends, he left a widow Lena Endler and five children Annie Munlin Ella Prenzler Minnie Endler P J Endler. He also left a sister Louise Wehr and brothers Frederick Otto Phillip Endler. Funeral services were held Monday at 2 PM at Kurten Lutheran Church with Rev. J J Kasinka officiating and burial in Kurten cemetery. Pallbearers included Otto Plagens Ernest Weisner Ben Metzer Will Metzer Henry and Will Conrad.
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Brazos County
Lena Endler
Annie Munlin
Ella Prenzler
Houston
Minnie+Endler
Kurten
P. J. Endler
Louise Wehr
Cassel
Germany
Frederick Endler
Otto Endler
New York City
Phillip Endler
J. J. Kasinka
Lutheran Church of
McCulloch-Dansby
Bryan
Otto Plagens
Ernest Weisner
Ben Metzer
Will Metzer
Henry
Will Conrad
Warmest Sunday Reaches 94 Degrees Across City
The Sunday sky stayed clear as thermometers hit 94 degrees the warmest reading of the year. Throughout the week temperatures fluctuated with heat peaking again later.
Thurman Holiday Burial Held Sunday in Tabor Community
Thurman Holiday 12 son of Mr and Mrs R H Holiday of Tabor died Saturday March 24 at 6 15 PM after three weeks illness with measles and complications. Funeral service was held Sunday March 25 at 3 30 PM from the family home with Rev I Brown of Tabor Baptist Church officiating. Interment followed in Wheelock Cemetery. He is survived by his parents four brothers Leonard Robert Wilmer Louis and one sister Mrs Brows Harrison and four sisters Louella Gladys Velma Ava.
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Thurman
R. H. Boliday
Tabor
Bru
I. Brown
Tabo Baptist Church
Wheelock
McCulloch- Dansby Funeral Directors
Bryan
Diece
Robert
Leonard Holiday
Wilmer Holiday
Louis Holiday
Barkburnette
Brows Harrison
Louella
Gladys Velma
Ava Holiday
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Sankey Park
Benruss
Re Bentley
P. S
Allen
Bryan Buick Co
Buick
W. E. Johnson Jr
Cole’s Grocery
Reed & Barton
Park
Jewery
Home Oil Company
Jack Sandifer
Sinclair Opaline
Wilson Bradley’s
Linton Robinson
Parks Furniture Store
W. W. Gail
South College Avenue
Griff Cloud
Brunetts
New LaSalle Hotel
H. T. Schovassa
Mr. Schovasja
Childs
Campus Study Club
People’s
Jesus
A. B. Connor
Hugho A. Endler
Real Hat Shop
Dansby Building
Miss Harriett D. Parker
Lena Wetter
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