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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1927

Page

5

Allen Academy Band Wins Free Trip to Florida

Mrs. Jane Griffith of Bryan dies at home at midnight after a three week illness. Born in Louisiana in 1851 she was 75 years old and a 60 year Brazos County resident. Survived by four daughters, a sister and two brothers. Funeral at Reliance Baptist church with burial in Reliance cemetery.

Jane Griffith Bryan Tomorrow Land State of Louisiana Brazos County Baptist Church W. E. Cloud L. P. Newton John Martin Houston Henry F. Sheperd Colorado Texas W. H. Morgan George Hammon Lampasas John Hammon Sherman Nerces J. J. Tatum Reliance Baptist Church McCulloch- Dansby Funeral Directors Reliance Cemetery

Women urged to build careers in smaller towns

The People column quotes Miss Sadie Emmanuel of Commerce and Finance and Miss Eviasuel advising women to pursue business careers in smaller cities and firms rather than New York. They argue success hinges on the individual, not city size, and warn the big city is rough.

New York Sadie Emmanuel Commerce and Finance Theodore Price

Bryan Welcomes New Traffic Officer and Local Visitors

Bryan reports a new traffic officer, R. F. Pierson, a student at A. and M. College, working to help pay college expenses. E. E. McQuillen travels to Austin for Ex-Students' Association matters. Dr. T. O. Walton, A. and M. College president, is ill with bronchitis. N. K. Boyett of New York returns home after three years. he starred in the Candy Kid Stock company and has long been in theatre.

Bryan R. F. Pierson Mr. Pierson E. E. McQuillen Students’ Association of A. and M. College Austin Ex-Students’ Association T. O. Walton A. and M. College N. K. Boyett New York City W. C. Boyett Mr. Boyett Candy Kid

Garvin Party Performs for Allen Academy Students

Mr and Mrs Jesse Garvin led a group to Bryan on Sunday to present a program for Allen Academy boys. Attendees included Alva Harrison Thelma Shawalter Fern Whitten Doris Cone John Martin Julius McDonald Wells Loveless and others. The program featured music songs and readings by the young women.

Jesse Garvin Bryan Allen Academy Alva Harrison Thelma Showalter Fern Whitten Doris Cone John Martin Julius McDonald Wells Loveless Navasota Examiner

A M College Teacher Extends Stay at Columbia University

A H Ingenhuett formerly a teacher at A and M College and on leave will remain at Columbia University New York for another year. He plans to finish his Ph D work there and teach part time at Columbia University while preserving his interest in A and M College.

Bryan and College A. H. Ingenhuett M. College Columbia University New York Ingenhuett Mr. Ingenhuett

Death toll rises from storms across Midwest

Kansas City dispatch reports 228 killed and over 900 injured as storms lash the Middle West. Physicians fear many injuries will prove fatal, with Missouri and Arkansas hardest hit. Relief workers face mounting demands as officials estimate the dead may reach about a quarter of total casualties.

Kansas City Middle West Missouri Arkansas

Rebecca Rogers Trial On Arson Charge Set

The trial of Mrs. Rebecca Bradley Rogers, a former UT co ed and ex stenographer, for arson in the Round Rock building fire of December 10, 1926, is set for May 25 in Georgetown district court. She also faces a robbery with firearms indictment in the Farmers National Bank at Buda case, to be tried in July.

Buda

Cotton futures close lower amid spot steady at 84 cents

Cotton futures closed 17 to 21 points down as traders weighed market cues. Local spot price held at 84 cents for middling, with the basis unchanged.

Albert Bonds Shot and Dies After Bell County Attack

Albert Bonds former Bell county sheriff died in a Belton hospital after being shot five times by an unknown assailant who fled in a car. In Franklin scout groups plan May 13 baseball game between Warren and Hamilton to raise Red Cross flood relief funds, with shops and banks to close for the event.

Albert Bonds Associated Press Belton Bell County J. E. Warren T. M. Hamilton Franklin Red Cross Relief Fund Hamilton Warren

Allen Boys Aid Puny Wilson In His Bull Fight

Puny Wilson coach of Allen Academy faced a charging bull on school grounds. He sidestepped for over 40 yards before Allen Academy baseball players intervened and ended the pursuit. He sustained bruised legs but escaped unharmed from the torero style episode.

Allen Boys Puny Wilson Allen Academy

Albert Covey Celebrates Tenth Birthday With Park Picnic

Albert Byron Covey son of Mr and Mrs J E Covey marked his tenth birthday with a Saturday afternoon picnic at Sue Haswell Memorial Park. Guests enjoyed games on the green and a festive meal with pleasing gifts noted for a lasting memory.

Albert Byron Covey J. E. Covey Sue Haswell Memorial Park Albert Byron

Hope Waning Rescue of French Fliers

Paris on May 11 reports a mystery surrounding the fate of Cap tains Nungesser and Coli in the trans Atlantic flight and of Captain Stroman and Commander Mouneyres. Hope remains for the former pair, but optimism is scarce for Stroman and Mouneyres who vanished after leaving West Africa for Brazil last Thursday.

Associated Press Paris Nungesser Coli Stroman Mouneyres West Africa Brazil

Jeff Cole Selected to Represent Lodge at State Meet

At the Knights of Pythias Lodge No. 476 meeting Jeff Cole was elected to represent the lodge at the State R of P meeting in Wichita Falls. The event runs May 10 to 13. Cole replaces Pat Patterson who could not attend and left for the trip last night.

Knights of Pythias Lodge Jeff Cole Wichita Falls Cole Pat Patterson

Humphreys Estate Valued Under Two Million

Colorado report says Col. A E Humphreys estate will not exceed 2 million dollars though he gave between 10 and 12 million to charity and family over the last decade. Funeral services set for Wednesday with burial at Fairmount Cemetery in Denver.

Associated Press Denver Colo Col A. E. Humphreys Christopher Clay Clay Col. Humphreys Fairmount Cemetery

Senator Wood Supports Tobacco Tax for Schools

At a Woman's Missionary Society meeting in College Station Mrs. Jen­nie Yates hosted with Mrs. W. E. Lewis presiding. Rev. Jesse Thomson led prayer for the Mackey baby while Mrs. George P. Grout read Senator Wood's pledge to back the tobacco tax bill and delinquent girls home.

Woman's Missionary Society First Methodist Church College Station Jennie Yates W. E. Lewis Jesse Thomson A. E. Mackey George P. Grout Social Service Work A. E. Wood Senate Finance Committee J. R. McKee Templed Hills Mesdames D. T. Killough J. C. Thomson C. D. Watkins M. C

Fight Not Given Up

In New Orleans on May 11 crews brace as Bayou Des Glasses levees threaten to collapse. The burst would flood the Sugar Bowl area where much domestic cane is grown. If the crevasse occurs today it may ease pressure on Mississippi levees and reduce risk of further breaks.

Associated Press New Orleans Bayou Des Glasses Sugar Bowl Louisiana Mississippi

Oil Producers Consider Cutting Output Advised by Board

Standard Oil of New Jersey signs an appeal to a board urging reduction in oil production. The move signals a coordinated effort amid market pressures and potential price stabilization measures.

Oil Producers Ask Federal Board to Curtail Output

Walter Teagle of Standard Oil of New Jersey and W Farish ex president of the American Petroleum Institute sign an appeal to Secretary Work requesting government aid to limit oil production. The Federal Oil Board says the government stands ready to assist in a proper manner.

Associated Press Washington Federal Oil Board Secretary Work Walter Teagle Standard Oil of New Jersey W. §. Farish American Petroleum Institute

John Edmonds Home Suffers Minor Dawn Fire

A small blaze sparked at John Edmonds residence in the Buchanan addition, eastern town. The garden hose sufficed to extinguish the fire at 3:00 am, with only slight bathroom flames and no appreciable damage.

John Edmonds Buchanan

Governor Moody to Visit Texas A and M College

Governor Dan Moody and the Senate Finance Committee visit Texas A and M College on Friday afternoon. They arrive by the 1.G.N. railway at 3:15, attend a cadet review, tour the grounds, dine in Sbisa Hall, address students in Guion Hall, and attend a reception on the Walton lawn with Brazos County residents and accompanying officials.

Dan Moody Senate Finance Committee A. and M. College 1.G. N College Grounds Sbisa

Crowning Of Josephine Delights Bryan Audience

The Crowning of Josephine, a brilliant pageantry in the Palace theater, Bryan, drew over two hundred children under Mrs. Roy Danforth’s direction. Royalty, dances, and a multicolored balloon finale accompanied a lavish stage setting and musical numbers by Katherine Higgs, Cadet Mather, Cadet Waller, and Bandmaster Dunn.

Josephine Palace Theater Bryan Roy Danforth Joe Woolker George Hadley Katherine Higgs Cadet Mather Cadet Waller Dunn Billy Moore

Eugene Blair Talks Road C Meet in Brazos County

Eugene Blair discusses Road C maintenance in Brazos County and the district's plans to increase upkeep per mile. The talk highlights funding and oversight for road maintenance needs.

Eugene Blair

Brazos County Receives Most Road Funds in District

Brazos County is allotted 73 000 to maintain roads for the year, the highest per mile funding in Engineer John E Blair's District 17. Blair told Chamber of Commerce members he will strive to keep roads passable daily, with county officials pledging support.

Brazos County Highway Commission John E. Blair Engineer Blair John M. Lawrence J. Bryan Miller Blair W. S. Howell Agriculture Committee Boys and Girls Travis Bryan Allen Academy Sam E. Eberstadt McAllen Lions Clubs W. H. Cole J. Webb Howell J. D. Martin Lawrence Parker H. O. Ferguson D. L. Wilson Nat B. Allen Eugene Edge Geo. A. Adams A. M. Waldrop Tyler Haswell E. J. Jenkins W. F. Gelber Travis B. Bryan M. F. Vitopil Mrs Lee J. Rountree

Mrs Smith Elected To Lead Order Of The Easter Star

Bryan Chapter No 222 Order of the Eastern Star elected new officers for the coming year at the Masonic Temple meeting. Mrs H P Smith was chosen as worthy matron with J R Wright as associate matron and H P Smith as worthy patron. Adelle Hall will serve as secretary with C A Lewis as treasurer and Mrs Thomas Lundin and Mrs M R Bentley as conductress and associate conductress respectively. Installations scheduled at the next regular meeting.

Bryan Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple R. L. Brown H. P. Smith J. R. Wright Adelle Hall C. A. Lewis Thomas Lundin M. R. Bentley

Lions Club State Meeting Votes to Send Allen Academy Band

The Texas Lions Club convention at McAllen votes to send the Allen Academy Band to the national Lions meeting in Miami, Florida, in June with expenses covered. A committee led by Dr. F. D. Fuller of Bryan is formed to raise 3600 dollars, assessed at one dollar per capita, to fund the trip.

Lions’ Club McAllen Allen Academy Lions Clubs Miami Florida F. D. Fuller Bryan Lions of Texas Ty” Cobb Texas Allen Academy Band Lions Clubs of Texas Harry Graves Georgetown J. F. Green Temple Sxevvuiwd Liui LUIS AClega_tion State Lions Fuller Bryan Lions Club Rip” Erskine Sam E. Eberstadt Austin Club Eberstadt Austin

Erin Jolly Engaged to B. F. K Mullins of Fort Worth

Engagement announced at a May 7 home event hosted by Mrs. Guy Harris and Miss Aline Smith. Miss Erin Jolly daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Jolly, to wed Mr. B. F. K Mullins of Fort Worth, marriage set for June 1, 1927. full social column later in The Eagle.

Guy Harris Aline Smith Harris Erin Jolly D. D. Jolly B. F. K Mullins Fort Worth The Eagle

Moody Likely Candidate for U S Senate in 1928

In Austin on May 11 Alfred Petsch a Moody ally stated Gov Dan Moody will run for the United States Senate in 1928. He said Moody is the best choice to unite Texas voters beyond the Mayfield and Ferguson factions and that Moody could easily win.

Austin Dan Moody United States Senate Alfred P. C. Petch House Fredericksburg Moody Petsch Earle Mayfield James E. Ferguson Mayfield Ferguson Arge

Crowder Acquitted In Lynching Case Near Richmond

Richmond May 11 H B Crowder was acquitted today in the lynching of four Negroes at a ranch house near here last November. Motions to dismiss the indictment against John Crowder and Buster Roberts were sustained.

Richmond H. B Crowder Here John Crowder Buster Roberts

Kream and Kow Klub Banquet Awards Dairy Judging Winners

Col lege Station May 11 G E Love Del Rio led with 472 points in the freshman dairy cattle judging contest at A and M College. Judges were J A Clutter and A L Daniel. Twenty eight finalists competed across Jerseys Holsteins Ayrshires and Guernseys with top five per breed listed. Awards will be given at the May 13 banquet by the Kream and Kow Klub with five medals sponsored by Bryan businessmen.

College Station G. E. Love del Rio A. and M. College of Texas Kream and Kow Klub Dairy Students Department of Dairy Husbandry J. A. Clutter A.L. Daniel Dairy Husbandry Bryan Businessmen O. W. Thompson Winnsboro J. E. Tatum Dublin C. B. Mowery Lubbock R. R. Dyer Fort Worth Kream and Kow Klub Texas D. R. Dyer C. L. Mowery W. L. Jones J. W. Greenwade G. Besley Ayrshires O. W.thompson J. W. Richards Waco Guernsey D. R. Dever C. L. Mo

Also Mentioned on This Page

the People’s Column Rebecca Rogers Bryan Boy Scouts Franklin Scouts Happy State R. of P Meet Humphreys Senator Wood NEW First Baptist Church Old Baptist Washingtoton Avenue Standard Oil OF New Jersey Federal Board Brazos Gov. Moody Gus Russek Ed. Westbrook Charles R. Floyd J. H. Hall H. L. Lewis Eugene Miller Julius Real John H. Bailey W. H. Bledsoe R.S. Bowers D. Fairshhild A. J. Wirtz Edgar D. Witt W. S. Barron Catherine Parker M. L. Parker Orleans Emileu Vick John Parker J Bobby Benbow Haswell Gi_laud Mack Stewart I. E. Warren Jr Robert Tatum Russell Hillier William Nash Oak McKenzie Jessie Thomas Mary Elizabeth Danforth Danforth S. M. Hunter Dansby Furniture Company Mrs. Smith Order of the Easter Star Lions Club Bandon A. and M. College Experiment Station F. L. Thomas Senate
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