Out of town visitors and local social notes in Bryan
Thursday and Friday social mentions list Bailey Warren Miss Ellen Winters John Mathis of Reliance and others in Bryan. Visitors from Kurten Wellborn Brazos Bottom and Rock Prairie are noted along with shopping trips, church events, and a flood watch near Navasota. Some officials and students are cited with minor local happenings and travel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey Warren
Ellen Winters
John Mathis
Reliance
Bryan
B. G. Bond
Daugsters
Jessie
Eulala Bond
Walter Bullock
Prospect
Cleburne Keith
John Sabo
Philip Endler
Kurten
Laura Mims
Steep Itollo
E. A. Huggins
Wixon
R. E. Perkins
College
C. E. Bobo
Harvey
W. E. Graham
Rock Prairie
J. Webb Howell
College Avenue
M. H. James Drug Co
Ira Bond
Oliver
Local social notes from Bryan and nearby communities
Wednesday's Daily reports various Bryan area movements and family news. A. M. Waldrop attends a Texas Retail Clothiers meeting in Fort Worth. Frances Lucile Ford born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ford at West 28th Street home. Mrs. Gould and the Gould children to move to Bryan from Oakwood. Mrs. B. L. Davis and baby traveling from Winnsboro to Hempstead. Luther Boyd and J A D Robinson noted as local farmers trading with merchants. Mrs. George Foster visiting from Brazos bottom. Harold Seale critically ill at East 26th Street home. Mary and Gussie Byars visit from Independence on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Moore
J. L. Cook
Tabor
Bryan
Teachers’ Examiners
Aubray Moore
I. V. Freeman
Brazos Bottom
E. C. Elliott
T. P. Hall
Steen Hollow
G. B. Hensarling
Wellborn
W. F. Cross
Lillie Bess Kyle
L. H. Tucker
Lee J. Rountree
J. W. Pitman
Myrtle Wilkes
Navasota
Brazos
C. L. Benson
C. H. Chambers
A. and
M. College
Navaset
George B. Hensarling
Well
M. Green Buchaan
Harvey
H. K. Cochran
Waco
H. N. Cochran
East 27Th Street
Lola
Nona Belle Jones
Wylie Higgs
East 24Th Street
Louis T. Pippin
Bedias
Grimes County
Navset River
M. B. Parker
A. M. Waldrop
Texas Retail Clothiers’ Association
Ft. Worth
Arthur B. Ford
Frances Lucile Ford
West 28Th Street
John T.gould
Oakwood
A. and M. College
Gould
B. L. Davis
Baby
Winnsboro
Texas
Hempstead
Davis
Stanford
Luther Boyd
Edge
George Foster
Foster Plantation
Phil Trant
J. A. D. Robinson
Wixon
Harold
Horace Seale
East 26Th Street
Mary
Gussie Byars
Independence
Local Notes Highlight Visits And Events In Bryan
Delighted visits fill Bryan as Mrs. R. J. Roberts returns from Dallas with her daughter Miss Franchelle Roberts a Hockaday student. Local residents W. Tt. McKay New Baden and Mrs. W. O. McNutt New Baden visit on business. Prof. P. S. Mangum Edge announces school closing Friday with exercises. Alberta and Josephine McCall from College and Lillian Beaumont plan a recital at East Side School Friday May 12. Brazil’s John Coimbra studies end and sails May 15 from New Orleans. J. Lynn Thomas A M College speaks to Speegleville Dairy Club about better dairy products. Mrs. J. G. Gregg sends blackberries to the Eagle. 200 gallons now ripening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Cole
Noah
Cole
Coleview
First Baptist Church
Rob. J. Roberts
Dallas
Franchelle Roberts
Hockaday
Birdwell
Nelleva
Navaset
Sample
G. M. Ammons
Tabor
Bryan
W. G. Taliferro
Calvert
Robertson County
Milam
Robertson
Brazog
August Straub
Minter Springs
Robert Armstrong
San Antonio
Hearn
Hearne
A. C. Searcy
el Paso
State Medical Association
F. A. Lowry
Prospect
Noon Williams
Macy
B. Youngblood
The
Texas Experiment Station
Galveston
H. F. Prinzel
Kurten
Eagle Office
James O. Eidson
Wellborn
Chester Higgs
Navasota
J. E. Reed
J. M. Williams
Walter Smith
Millican
August Kern
Hamilton
Texas
Alabama
H. C
Fulgham
C. M. Degelia
Steele
Waller T. Burns
Houston
M. H. James
Douglass Howell
M. W. Sims
Sims
G. C. White
R. S. Webb
New Orleans
Webb
Touro Hospital
Mr. Webb
John Matthews
Eagle Lake
Geo. Stephen
W. E. Bates
Stephan
Brenham
John T. Hanway
Augusta Jones
Reed Halsey
Waco
Tatum
P. S. Park
Celia M. Cross
Hockaday School For
R. J. Roberts
W. Tt. McKay
New Baden
W. O. McNutt
Charles Thomas
P. S. Mangum
Edge
Alberta McCall
Josephine McCall
College
Lillian Beaumont
East Side
John Coimbra
Brazil
United States
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
J. Lynn Thomas
A. & M. College
McLellan County
Speegleville
J. G. Gregg
Poultry Association Meeting Sparks County Interest
A Brazos County Poultry Association session led by President J F Oates drew members and guests. E R Alexander and C L Benson reported on the Smetana community meeting while J H Kraft urged youth to embrace pure breeding. The group discussed future community meetings and invited bids from several districts, noting growing rural interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County Poultry Association
J. F. Oates
Smetana
E. R. Alexander
iCounty
C. L. Benson
Geo A. Adams
Reliance
J. H. Kraft
Brazos County
Texas
Bryan
Kraft
Poultry Association
J. H. Conway
Geo. A. Adams
Lb. J. Jenkins
W. L. Hillin
J. J. Rosprim
C. J. Benson
V. J. Boriskie
A. L. Rosprim
W. M. Jones
W. C. Sanders
Cotton Plant Disease Found By Prominent Brazos County Farmer
W E Graham of Rock Prairie near Wellborn reports a new root disease in his 50 acre cotton field. About 80 percent of stalks are dying with dead central root tissue. leaves drop as plants fail to produce bolls. Samples will be sent to A and M College for analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Graham
Brazos County
Rock Prairie
Wellborn
Eagle
Graham
A. and M. College
Judge W. C. Davis Passes Through Benchley Friday
Judge W. C. Davis of Bryan passed through Benchley Monday en route to Franklin for court. The report notes his quietness about a lawn mower aid after finishing at home. Local social notes cover visitors from Hearne Bryan College Sutton and Haymarket and Rye barbecue events marking Rye school’s closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Texan
Benchley
Texas
Brazos
Robertson
Harve Spillars
Hearne
C. A. Searcy
Bryan
Sam
College
J. W. Moore
Ollie
Myrtle Josey O Hearne
Adaline Andi ' Well
Sutton
Rye
R. H. Halton
Dalla
Jack
Elby Sikes
Dallas
Louis Glaze
Will Josey
Maud Jernagan
Tabor
W. C. Davis
Franklin
Judge Davis
John Rutherford
The
Texan
H. W. Boyles
Lillie Maude Buckhaults
Grandma Haygood
Misses Jewell
Gladys Cameron
Haymarkett
Jesse Peyton
College Entrance Exams At Bryan High School
Superintendent Madison Hall announces four day college entrance exams at Bryan High School beginning Monday for non affiliated high school students. Passing these tests allows entry to any Texas college without additional entrance exams. First exam starts Monday at about 8 30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Hall
Bryan High School
Bryan Hgh
Texas
Rattlesnake Killed by O Z Hall Near Bryan Street
A six and a half foot stuffed rattlesnake with seven rattles and a button is displayed in front of Moehlmans meat market on Bryan street. The reptile was killed Tuesday by O Z Hall at his Navaset River home about twelve miles from Bryan as high waters urged it to dry land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moehlman
Bryan Street
0. Z. Hall
Navaset River
Bryan
Papers For Martin Case Arrive In District Court
Legal papers in State of Texas versus John F. Martin received by District Clerk J. W. Barron for trial by the Brazos County District Court meeting next week. Case transferred from Harris County after two mistrials. By order of Judge C. W. Robinson the case moved April 24 to local court presided by Judge W. C. Davis. Defendant indicted with robbery by firearms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
John F. Martin
J. W. Barron
Razos County District Court
Houston
Harris County District Court
C. W. Robinson
W. C. Davis
Thedford's Black-Draught Earns Endorsement in Nashville Ad
East Nashville grocer W. N. Parsons extols Thedford's Black-Draught as the best liver medicine for sour stomach headaches and indigestion. He asserts it regulates the liver and cleanses the bowels, urging readers not to be without it. The ad promotes the genuine product and warns against imitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Thedford
W. N. Parsons
Parsons Descries
St Louis Good Will Tour Praises Bryan Hospitality
City Manager E. E. McAdams received a letter from Phil A. Becker chairing the St Louis Good Will Tour. The note thanks Bryan citizens for hospitality during their stay and asks for copies of the Bryan Eagle that mentioned the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. McAdams
Phil A. Becker
St. Louis
Bryan
Mr. McAdams
State of Texas
Texas
Sunday School Sets Record Attendance at 519 Baptists
The Baptist Sunday School classes reached 519 members out of 690 in total enrollment on May 7. Superintendent R. S Webb Jr cites an average April attendance near 498, with ages from 5 to 85. Officials expect larger turnout next Sunday for Mothers Day services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
R. S Webb, Jr
Mrs. R. E. Kern Celebrates 90th Birthday in Greenville
Mrs. R. E. Kern of Greenville Alabama celebrated her 90th birthday on Tuesday May 2. Nine children and many grandchildren attended at the family gathering in Greenville. She joined the Methodist Episcopal church over seventy years ago and remains active in Sunday school and church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Kern
Greenville
Alabama
L. B. Kern
Mesdames
L. I. Shine
Leggett
Texas
S. H. Cowart
Birmingham
Ala
Jas. Haygood Sr
Ida Kern
Messrs
L. B
Bryan Plan Visit Sought for Athens Discussion
The Athens Chamber invites Secretary E. Eberstadt of the Bryan Building and Loan Association to speak on the Bryan Plan in Athens Friday May 12. President W. H. Cole grants Eberstadt a leave of absence to make the trip as the association maintains a strong Texas reputation as a home builder and he is ready to present the facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce At
Athens
FE. E. Eberstadt
Bryan Building and Loan Association
W. H. Cole
Chamber of Commerce
Eberstadt
Texas
Jury convicts Harry Boyles in jitney case at City Hall
In Mayor Tyler Haswell's court at City Hall on Thursday a jury found Harry Boyles guilty of operating a jitney in Bryan without licenses and assessed a $1000 fine. The case will be appealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Tyler Haswell
City Hall
Harry Boyles
Boyles
Brazos County Commissioner's Court holds regular session
Brazos County Commissioners Court met in regular session with County Judge H. O. Ferguson and Commissioners Edge Degelias Moore and Holland present. After a brief meeting the court adjourned to next Monday to consider the 1922 assessment rolls as submitted by Tax Assessor Jim Darwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
J F Reed Leaves Organ on Business Trip
J F Reed departed Organ Monday night for a business trip to Flynn and is expected to return Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.F. Reed
Organ
Flynn
Jis
Sad Death of Mrs Wilson Near Tabor
Funeral for Mrs W N Wilson nee Nora Francis held at Wheelock Cemetery Saturday at 3 pm conducted by Rev King Vivian. She died near Tabor Friday May 5 at 11 30 am aged fifty years ten months and fourteen days. A lifelong Christian beloved by all, she came from a prominent family and her loss is deeply mourned. Sympathies extended to husband W N Wilson and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Wilson
Nora Francis
Wheelock
King Vivian
College Methodist Church
Boog-Scott Reports Large Texas Cattle Dip Plan
Col J E Boog-Scott chairman of the Livestock Sanitary Commission of Texas returned from South Texas where officials of the Bureau of Animal Industry and the commission discussed mass cattle dipping. More than 100000 cattle to be dipped in several South Texas counties next month as eradication zone No 3 progresses. He attended the Extension Service barbecue at College with Mr and Mrs C M Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Boog-Scott
J. E. Boog-Scott
Livestock Sanitary Commission of Texas
South Texas
Bureau of Animal Industry
The
Commission
Boog-Scott
Extension Service
C. M. Evans
Cicero Pierce Dies Near Bryan from Heart Paralysis
Cicero Pierce a 50 year old colored citizen living on the Echols farm near Bryan died Thursday from heart paralysis while attempting to pen hogs. Witnesses included Jim Godwin Henry Creic John Ford Carl Jones and Taylor Ross. Sheriff Morehead ruled the death natural with no inquest. Pierce had relatives in Brazos and Grimes counties and was known as a thrifty, active man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Cicero Pierce
Echols
Jim Godwin
Henry Creic
John Ford
Carl Jones
Taylor Ross
L. E. Morehead
Pierce
Brazos
Grimes
Prominent Attorneys Prep Defense for John F. Martin
Hon Harry C Gerlach and B S Cooper, noted Houston lawyers, arrived in Bryan to defend John F Martin in Brazos County District Court. The case was moved from Harris County for trial on June 1. Martin is jailed in Bryan after arrival Sunday night, charged with attempted robbery with firearms. State will be represented by County Attorney J G Minkert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Gerlach
B. S. Cooper
Houston
Bryan
John F. Martin
Brazos County
Harris County District Court
Martin
L. E. Morehead
Bry&an
J. G. Minkert
Minkert
Candidates Cards Printed on Short Notice at Eagle Office
Local Eagle office produced candidate cards quickly to meet a tight deadline. Officials organized drafting and printing to ensure ballots could display the required candidate information in time for the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Office
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. C. Fender
Eidson
Route 6
Gilbert H. Brown
Jas. W. James Real Estate Agency
W. W. Solomon
Wichita Falls
Lloyd Young
Little Sons
Corsicana
Bryen
A. B. Richie
Joe
Lloyd Richie
J. C. Nagle
Elizabeth Suber
Jud Collier
Mumford
Ch. J. McDonald
D. C. Vick
James H. Cobb
Jerry Upright
Sandy Point Road
Frank Cantavespie
Caldwell
Brazos County Red Cross
T. O. Walton
College Station
Poultry Association Meeting
Fevan
Bryan Eagle
W.E. Graham
MR. O. Z. Hall
Martin Case
Tennessee
Saint Louis
Wilson
Cicero Pierce
Kellogg's
Kellogg’s
W. K. Kellogg
Www
M. Salvato
K.T. Garage
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