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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1922

Page

4

Brazos County Club Notes Highlight County Fair Plans

County Agent C L Benson reports Curtis Cobb sold six month old pure bred Poland shoats at 162 pounds each, raised on vocational class rations. Harvey Girls and Boys Club hosted visitors from Bryan with an informal program and music. The piece urges continued club work and plans for poultry and stock judging contests, and calls for county fairs to showcase corn cotton melons vegetables and livestock across multiple communities. Prominent prizes for poultry contests are announced, and pecan grafting demonstrations near Smetana are praised for potential value.

Curtis Cobb Club Tabor Texas E. C. Martin Harvey A. C. Williams Bryan J. L. Green N. H. Turner G. D. Osborn C. L. Benson McDonald Haad Farm Emory Jones Route 4 Joe Lloyd Harold Shealy Tillman Jones Floy Saxon Missouri Brazos County Steep Hollow Reliance Kurten Edge Smetana Wellborn Millican Charlie Merka E. R. Alexander Steen Hollow Leonard Merka Louis Wehrman Willie Merka

Presbyterian Banquet for Young Men's Bible Class

The Presbyterian Young Men's Bible Class held a Friday night banquet at the Green Parrot Tea Room with a large attendance. Rev. W. N. Sholl opened with a prayer, followed by vocal selections and readings. Thurston Cole gave a welcome. R. Q. Astin spoke, with talks from Elon Stuart, Guy Adriance, Dr. F. R. Collard and Fred Burt.

Presbyterian Young Men’s Bible Green Parrot Tea Room W. N. Sholl Banque Mesdames Danforth J. Webb Howell R. Q. Astin Elon Stuart Guy Adriance F. R. Collard Fred Burt Chester Higgs W. N. McCormick J. R. B. Wynne Fred A. Burt Hugh L. Chapelle F. T. Cole Ollie Emmet Carl Wiprecht Rev. W. N. Koll J. D. Maynard L. L. Stephens O. E. Ford H. Todd W. H. Darrow W. S. Bethel Sam Harrison QO. W. Goolsbee R. L. Hearn Morris Tatum Irwin Henry Austin Stuart

Mrs Burt to Attend Vermont Daughters Convention

Mrs Lucy J B Burt left this morning for Burlington Vermont to attend the bi annual convention and the semi annual executive meetings of the International Order of the King's Daughters She will spend the summer at her home in Bennington Vermont and return to Bryan in the fall at the opening of A M College

Burt Vermont Lucy J. B. Burt Burlington International Order of the King’s Daughters Bennington Bryan A. & M. College

Walter Armstrong Visits Tabor Resident in Town

Walter Armstrong of Tabor was in town Wednesday reflecting on a brief local visit. The report notes his presence and the midweek stop without additional details.

Walter Armstrong Tabor

Quanah Observer and Stamford Daily Fail Amid Collapse

The Quanah Observer quit after launching a daily and a large subscription contest. One proprietor fled, another is jailed, and the venture failed in a town too small for a daily. Similar collapses occurred in Stamford, warning towns against fly by night enterprises.

Emall Quanah Observer Stamford Seymour Banner

Rountree Calls For Statewide School Funding Overhaul

Denton Texas May 13 Representative Lee J Rountree editor of the Bryan Eagle and 1922 Texas Press Association orator urged repealing precinct county and district lines and adopting a universal state mileage tax or blanket fund to provide nine months schooling for all Texas children. He warned that current system is a make shift and inequality widens between rural and urban districts citing per capita funding and the need for militant teachers and nationwide standards to preserve civilization. He argued Texas must implement equity based on attendance and launch a bold new deal for public education.

Bryan Eagle Denton Texas Lee J. Rountree Texas Press Association Republic of Texas Commonwealth

Bailey and Chisholm Clash Over St. Paul’s Faith and Legacy

Col George Bailey of the Houston Post calls St. Paul a great bachelor and powerful Democrat, while Dr. W A Chisholm of Greenville disputes Bailey’s view asserting St. Paul was a Baptist and the greatest of his day.

George Bailey The Houston Post St. Paul W. A. Chisholm Bryan Greenville Col Bailey

First Baptist Church Quarterly Report Highlights Growth and Giving

The First Baptist Church reports 183 new members this year, 1100 present with 875 residents, and a Sunday school enrollment of 728. The youth department has five groups with 175 members, sending over 100 to Buckner Orphans Home and aiding revival work. Women’s department contributed cash and clothing valued at $898. And the church totals gifts and services to the needy, totaling $6,265 in the year so far.

First Baptist Church Buckner Orphans Home

Williams Merka Nuptials Hailed In Benchley Home

Tuesday evening at 8 o clock Mr D C Williams and Miss Mary Merka were married at the home of Mr and Mrs J B White. Rev C B Thompson officiated. The couple left for Ennis where Williams works for the H and T railroad and will reside.

Williams-Merka J. B. White D. C. Williams Mary Merka Paul Merka Benchley C. B. Thompson The Free Baptist Church

Blue Star Remedy Claims Cure for Skin Diseases

Roman and Vick advertise Blue Star Remedy promising relief for itch eczema cracked hands ring worm and old sores across skin conditions.

Roman & Vick

Public Health Nurse Reports April Activities in Brazos County

Miss Celia M. Cross reports 400 school children examined and 330 reinspected in April. Of 374 defects found, 143 corrected including 70 dental, 3 tonsil and adenoid operations. Seven vision issues fitted with glasses. one cross eye surgery. 24 health tasks in schools. 177 referrals to physicians, 291 to dentists. 9 rural schools visited, 18 visits total. 24 home calls, 3 prenatal, 2 infant welfare. 9 school home calls. 335 miles traveled. Dr. John Held leaves Bryan for Jacksonville for Southern Baptist convention as representative.

Celia M. Cross Red Cross Bryan Brazos County

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Brazos County Club Kerr Travis B. Bryan First National Bank College Consolidated School J. H. Kraft Myrtle Murray Extension Service F. W. Kazmeier Ok” Poultry Journal Reliable Incubator and Quincy Illinois Travis County Poultry Association A. K. McAfee San Antonio Lone Star Poultry Journal Lone Star Poultry Association C. E. Riley Lakeview Garden College Lucile Rosprim Lucile Rotary Club Law Henderson Oak McKenzie McKenzie Alexander Stephens Henderson Gabe Cazell McDonald Aie Oon Presbyterian Emerson Haswell Public School System OF Texas Mr. Rountree Rome Ironized Yeast Company Atlanta M. H. James Fo.b. Detroit Chambers-Wilson Motor Quarterly Report OF Baptist Church John A. Held Jacksonville Florida Southern Baptist Convention Leld Bryan Church Kellogg’s W. K. Kellogg Thedford’s Millican High School Milican School Mildred Meredith Clara Sample Lara Sample Fennette C. L. Beason
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