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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1924

Page

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Street Car Service Extension Sought for Allen and Villa Maria

A mass meeting at the Chamber of Commerce approved a plan to form a committee to push extending Bryan College Traction interurban service from Bryan to Allen and Villa Maria. Residents and institutional leaders cited recent capital investments and ease for about 150 students and faculty, with a formal committee to meet interurban officers to pursue restoration of the preexisting line.

Allen and Villa Maria Citizens Chamber of Commerce Bryan College Traction Company Bryan A. and Allen Allen Academy R. B. Grant Presdent Edge Robert Armstrong N. B. Allen Allen Military Academy J. B. Gleissner Oaks Villa Marie J. E. Warren M.E. Wallace M. College

Lions Delegates Return From Paris Convention

Messrs. M. M. Erskine Jess M. Cook and Oliver J. Parks returned from the Lions District Convention in Paris with praise for the hospitality and sessions. Brownwood won the bid for the next gathering, and delegates will report at Tuesday’s noon luncheon at Hotel Bryan.

Messrs M. M. Erskine Jess M. Cook Paris Lions Oliver J. Parks Bran Club Dallas J. F. Parks Brownwood Hotel Bryan

Reverend Brown Leaves With Students for Baylor in Waco

Rev. R. L. Brown and Mrs Brown with ten students named Albritton Debnam Bell Newman Holland Huffman Good Haupt Mayfield Grace departed by car for Baylor University in Waco this afternoon. They will perform a special student program tonight and return Thursday afternoon.

R. L. Brown J. A. Albritton S. A. Debnam J. B. Bell N. N. Newman G. D. Holland J. W. Huffman O. Good L. M. Haupt P. B. Mayfield J. F. Grace Waco Baylor University

Tilson Speaks on Moisture in Cotton Seed Analysis

In New Orleans for the Cotton Seed Crushers' Convention Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Tilson of Houston report that Mr. Tilson addressed the gathering on Moisture in a Chemical Analysis. He is noted as a national authority on cotton seed oil and recently spoke to A and M students at College.

Bryan P. S. Tilson Houston New Orleans Tilson

Elimination Contest Judging Initiated by Mrs Searcy

Mrs C A Searcy assisted Miss Laura Belle Roten on a county tour evaluating kitchens entered in the kitchen contest. On Friday Miss Mamie Lee Hayden district agent for West Texas will inspect as district judge the yesterday’s elimination winners. The final winners will be announced Friday.

C. A. Searcy Laura Belle Roten Mamie Lee Hayden Extension Service West Texas

Masonic Service Lecturer Comes to Bryan College Station

Brazos Union Lodge 129 arrang es a Masonic Service meeting at New Assembly Hall College Station Texas on Friday May 9 at 730 pm. Wilbur Keith executive secretary of the Masonic Service Association returns from West Texas and New Mexico with moving pictures and lectures on Masonic history and leaders. Admission free. all Masons families Entered Apprentices Fellowcraft and DeMolays urged to attend. This first Masonry event in Bryan College Station promises a rare treat.

Brazos Union Lodge No. 129 New Assembly Hall College Station Texas Wilbur Keith Masonic Service Association West Texas New Mexico Houston Dallas San Antonio Fort Worth Austin Masonry Bryan

Woman Steals Baby to Fool Husband Found

Ten weeks old Corinne Medell, stolen Monday from Philadelphia home, was found in the residence of Mrs. Mary DiMarco. DiMarco and her husband were placed under arrest after she admitted the act was to fool her husband.

Associated Press Philadelphia Corinne Medell Mary DiMarco

Cuthrell No 2 Well Delays Bring Excitement to Grimes County

Dozens of Bryan residents gathered Sunday near Carlos to witness Cuthrell No 2 well in Grimes County. The gas blowout drew crowds but ended with disappointment as no flow was reported. observers expect two to three weeks more work before it is brought in.

Bryan Grimes County Cuthrell No. 2 Carlos

Negro Arrested at Harrisburg for Past Beating Incident

Willie Walls, a black man, was arrested in Harrisburg Texas on a Bryan authority alert. He is to be brought to Bryan to answer charges of severely beating a black woman at Allenfarm in the Brazos Bottom sometime earlier. The assault prompted his flight.

Willie Walls Harrisburg Texas Bryan Walls Allenfarm Brazos

Remarkable Double Egg Found by Local Henkeeper

In Brenham on May 5 Mrs. W. C. Risinger found a large eight inch circumference egg in her Rhode Island flock. Upon breaking it she discovered another egg inside, average in size and with a solid shell.

Brenham W. C. Risinger Rhode Island

TATUM GOES TO HILLSBORO ON AUTO TRIP

Rev. J. J. Tatum departed in his Ford coupe for Hillsboro to be away several days on church work. He serves as field secretary for the Free Baptist church and will be absent from his duties in Hill and Wise counties during the trip.

J. J. Tatum Hillsboro Hill Wise Counties The Free Baptist Church

Springfield vote approves long-desired action

In Springfield Massachusetts the general conference voted 82 to 13 in favor of taking long-desired action. The decision marks a significant move approved by the majority with a clear margin.

Springfield, Mass

Methodist church unification ratified by conference

The Methodist Episcopal Church joins with the Methodist Episcopal Church South after a vote of 802 to 13 by the general conference in Springfield. The Council of Bishops in Nashville awaits official communication of the action.

Associated Press Springfield Mass Methodist Episcopal Church Methodist Episcopal Church, South Methodist Episcopal General Conference Council of Bishops of the Nashville Tennessee

Waldrop and McKenzie Candidates for Shrine Ceremonial

The Karem Temple Shrine spring ceremonial in Waco on Thursday will include candidates from Bryan and College. From Bryan join R A Harrison P S Park Carl Cole Roy Hudspeth Will Saunders Roy Stone Mr and Mrs D P Dansby Judge and Mrs H O Ferguson. From College and Bryan are A M Waldrop Oak McKenzie D W Williams R M Sherwood J K Phillips. Dr E W Price and visitor J D Pyron of Atlanta will also attend.

Bryan Waco R. A. Harrison P. S. Park Carl Cole Roy Hudspeth Will Saunders Roy Stone D. Paul Dansby H. O. Ferguson C. B. Potts Wm. Sparks A. M Waldrop Oak McKenzie D. W Williams R. M. Sherwood J. K Phillips E. W. Price J. D. Pyron Atlanta, Ga

Cotton Market Ends Narrowly Lower on Bear Pressure

The American markets opened fifteen points higher on improved Liverpool cables and stronger spot demand but rose further to thirty-five points on rumors of Burt Castles taking July's line. They sold off in the final hour, finishing ten points below yesterday. Bryan spots stood at 28 1 4 cents middling.

Liverpool Burt Castles Bryan

D L Wilson Inaugurates Bryan Rotary Club President

Inaugural Bryan Rotary Club meeting at Green Parrot opened with a light ceremony. D L Wilson introduced Dr Jac W Black who led a Mothers Day program, Rev S Moylan Bird led songs, and E P Humbert spoke on Mothers Day. Members listed attendance and committee rosters for 1924.

Bryan Mother S. Moylan Bird Gabe Carell D. L. Wilson Jac. W. Black Black E. P. Humbert Hale Strong Rev. Bird Bird Charles F. Hillier W. S. Barron C. L. Benson S. Beckwith D. X. Bible S. M. Bird J. W. Black T. B Bryan W. S. Bradley J. F. Casey W. J. Coulter W. B. Cline Jess Conlee E. W. Crenshaw, Jr M. F. Carroll R. M S. M H. C. Fulgham M. FE. Wallace Chas. Griesser Jno W. Black S. E. Eberstadt Oak McKenzie W. H. Lawrence E. E. McAdams W. R. Fairman H. H. Williamson T. B. Bryan O. W. Goolsby T. K. Lawrence Wilson Bradley Tyler Haswell A. Moore C. S. Beckwith T. A. Adams R. Dansby C. G. Walker Chas. F. Hillier J. M. Lawrence, Jr Todd R. White David Reid J. M. Fountain

Earthquakes Near Philippine Islands Reported

Manila reported severe earthquakes centered about 600 miles off the eastern Philippines coast with four aftershocks recorded today.

Py Associated Press Manila Philippines

Weeden and Jones Married in Bryan Theatrical Presbyterian Ceremony

At 2 PM at the Todd home on East 27th Street Mrs Willie Weeden and Mr O A Jones of Port Arthur wed with Rev Wm N Shell officiating. After congratulations the couple left by H T C train for Port Arthur to start married life. Weeden daughter of the late Jim and Mrs Weeden of Steep Hollow, long-time Bryan resident. Jones son of Mrs J M Jones of Harvey, born in Brazos County. Jones works for Gulf Refining Company Port Arthur. The Eagle joins friends in wishing them happiness and prosperity.

Howard Todd East 27Th Street Willie Weeden O. A. Jones Port Arthur Wm. N. Shell First Presbyterian Church Jim Weeden Steep Hollow Bryan D. M. Dansby Jones J. M. Jones Harvey Brazos County Gulf Refining Company Eagle

Harvey Happenings from Harvey May 8

Special to Bryan Daily Eagle reports a week of fair weather after the May 26 heavy rain that flooded creeks and ruined cotton seed. Busy town events include a singing convention in Alexander, a county level declamation in Austin for Iris Dyess, and prep for the Farm Folks play and Friday graduation with four seniors. Sam Jones returns from Alabama trip.

Bryan Daily Eagle Harvey Alexander Iris Dyess Lurline Dowling Austin Iris Jno. Dyess Tris Bryan Arlie Dyess Hilton Graham Robert Sellers Annie Laurie Etheridge Pearl Handy Sam Jones Alabama

Judge W. C. Davis Heads Victory Club Democrats of Bryan

Judge W C Davis is named head of a Victory Club in Brazos county for the 1924 campaign. Cordell Hall of the Democratic National Committee requests his chairmanship and Davis accepts to organize the local club for the presidential election next November. Contributions to the campaign fund are invited and will be forwarded to headquarters.

W. C. Davis Victory Club Democrats OF Bryan Cordell Hall Democratic National Committee Bond Building Washington, D. C Brazos County Davis

Mrs. Astin Visits Relatives in Virginia and New York

Mrs. QO H Astin returned from a trip to McKinney and Lynchburg Virginia where she visited Miss Florence Perkins at Randolph Macon College. She was joined by Mrs. F L Perkins and Miss Florence, and the group traveled together to New York and Washington DC for sightseeing.

QO. H. Astin McKinney

McAdoo’s Lead Grows as County Reports Arrive

Dallas dateline May 7 reports show McAdoo leading at the Texas Democratic State Convention with 772 delegates instructed to back him. Underwood has 81 instructed delegates and 260 uninstructed reports from 166 counties bring total county votes to 1103 of 1257 needed for the May 27 Waco convention.

Underwood Associated Press Dallas Willam Gibbs McAdoo McAdoo Waco

Edge Epigrams Special is Bryan Dally Eagie

The Edge school closed Thursday and Friday with a program by pupils and a Friday night high school play. Many locals and visitors, including Octavia Morrison and Winnie Burrows, were mentioned among attendees. Several Edge residents and Bryan visitors were noted for travel and visits to Bryan.

Bryan Dally Eagie Edge the Edge Thhe Presbyterian Ray Morrison Normangee Octavia Morrison P. S. Mangum Winnie Burrows Velma Moore Bryan W. C. Hill Norma Ruth Lillian Wednesady E. C. Elliott John Payne T. C. Elliott Mattie Moore Maude Moore Doris House Belle Moore J. W. Burrows Millican Carroll Jameson A. and M. College the Edge School J. H. Reed Stafford Reed Harvey Jodie Murphy Floyd Maxfield Albina Mary Nedbalek Cavitt Wilmer Bingham John Batten Tabor C. L. Benson Laura Belle Roten S. P. Moore Albert Rychl Maud J. O. Orr Alvin Rhodes Pauline Beard Houston Milton Davis Davis

City Manager McAdams to Address League Delegates

The Twelfth Annual Convention of the League of Texas Municipalities will be in Paris May 7 and 8. City Manager E B McAdams will speak on Operation of Municipality Owned Public Utilities and depart for Paris on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs E H Astin are visiting in Houston.

McAdams League OF Texas League of Texas Municipalities Paris E. B. McAdams

Steep Hollow Girls Gift Miss Roten Book Ends

The Steep Hollow Smiles club met on May 5 with Miss Laura Roten, county home demonstration agent. They sewed from 1:00 to 2:30 and many completed this year’s sewing requirements. The school gifted Miss Roten book ends made by Steep Hollow boys led by Principal J F Huff, presented by Curtis Bullock.

Steep Hollow Laura Belle Roten Miss Roten J. F. Huff Curtis Bullock Roten James Hopkins Verne Andrews Albert Rudisill Horace Holligan

Two G. O. P. Conventions Held in Bryan

The Bryan county Republican convention named J. A. Myers E. W. Thomas and B. E. Bowen as delegates to the Texas state convention in Dallas May 27 with alternates E. Cass John Rhodes and L. A. Johnson and J. W. Washington They endorsed Coolidge for president and Creager for vice president and instructed delegates for Myers to the national convention A second convention May 6 1924 elected R. B. Goosby Edd Scott A S Keatts A E Thompson Henry Crawford Wheat Hill F D DeVaughn J H Vaughner C C Calhum N D White and Charley Hays to the state convention Cal Coolidge was indorsed as president in the closing note

J. A. Myers E. W. Thomas B. E. Bowen Dallas E. Cass John Rhodes L. A. Johnson J. W. Washington Coolidge Creager Hon Webb Flanagan Ed Scott Texas R. B. Goosby Edd Scott A. S. Keatts A. E. Thompson Henry Crawford Wheat Hill F. D. DeVaughn J. H. Vaughner C. C. Calhum N. D. White Charley Hays Cal. Coolidge John Wilson

Private Dance At Fountain Halls May 10

A private dance will be held at Fountain Halls on Saturday May 10 by club members. Cards are mailed to invited guests and promising attendees. A good time awaits those who receive cards and attend. Signed COMMITTEE.

Fountain Halls

Also Mentioned on This Page

L. L. McInnis Lamar Bethea F. L. Henderson Morris Tatum R. O. Allen Grant E. H. Edge James Sullivan Walter Wipprecht F. C. Bolton George Chance J. M. Gordon J. F. Lavender I. E Warren R J. Newland Rober Armstrong R. V. Armstrong A. L. Darnell R. E. Jones Maybelle Hill A. G. Kunz N. L. McCullough D. Mike Joe Batts R. H. Ballerstedt C. S Beckwith J. B Baylor Cuthrell Negro Negress V. Tatum Waldrop and McKenzie D.L. Wilson Bryan Rotary Club J. W Philippine Islands Mrs. E. H. Astin Hoxston Dixie Rio Grande
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