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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1927
Page
2
Reading shows an advertisement list for a sales and representative role with League office in Mercadie and branches in Texas and New York. It notes tasks across multiple locations and a meeting schedule for the association presidency.
The readable fragments describe a map themed community service vision and a process to build a vision for success. Names, places, dates, and concrete outcomes are not present in the legible material. The item reads like a rough note rather than a complete report.
In a Texas city a girl asks for violets for her dying mother. The florist sells her a bouquet for a dime, wrapping the money and giving the flowers as the girl says the scent might bring her mother relief. The moment shows that opportunity comes in small acts.
A garbled report notes Central Texas teams face a season with two hard pears and a lean year. It mentions 1327 as a marker for student efforts and opportunities, with students hoping for better outcomes. The piece recalls Bailey Verdi, a poor boy who rose to Yale and study in Europe before returning to New York for a new challenge.
Mrs Siecke announces a Parent-Teachers association committee list with members for Education Finance Hospitality and Publicity among others. Named leaders include Mrs R E Langford Mrs C C Hedges Mrs D H Reed and Mrs J R McKee with additional grade mothers and extension staff.
The Senior B Y P U of First Baptist held a pleasant outing on the Brozas river with a baseball game contests music and a large supper. J P Buck W C Rudhti and committees coordinated activities while Lida Belle Pipkin led the entertainment and Miss Cochran and C L Benson were noted attendees. Comaway farm cattle showed feverish symptoms prompting visits to Reliance.
Durham, president of Burleson College of Greenville, will succeed Madison Hall as Bryan public schools superintendent. He has led Burleson College for three years and holds a BA from Austin College and an MA from Baylor. Hall has not announced future plans.
The Women of College Avenue Baptist Church hosted a Spend The Day gathering Monday at Mrs McDee Simp som’s home. A young Congregation group attended a dinner and shower event led by Mas Mandelle Wyle. pastor Zee S Salllsones spoke on church work and community service.
Bryan Lions sweep the state convention endorsing the Allen Academy Band to represent Texas at the International Lions Club convention in Miami Florida this June. Allen Academy Band of 40 players from 35 towns will be funded by a Bryan club drive with Dr F D Fuller as committee chair. Cooper Steadman Allen III, born Wednesday May 11 to Mr and Mrs C S Allen Jr of Bryan, joins a proud family in Bryan.
San Antonio boosters prepare for a session with Monligasz and LB Jeevex of Aztecs present. The case referred to the expansion committee includes Travis B. Bryac and others, with several named attendees listed in the record.
The Parent-Teacher Association of Consolidated met Thursday. Mr Martieth, principal, presented to the grades. Mrs E O Siecke and Mrs J E Bee der gave reports of the evening.
The Allen Academy band from Bryan and leaders including Major E A Lightfecet, Sam Eberstadt, Pare Wilson and the writer traveled by car and bus to a national convention in Miami. The trip covered over 1254 miles with sponsorship from Texas delegates. They were hosted by Lions, Rotary and Chamber of Commerce groups in Victoria and Beeville, with meals provided and a city dance featuring Beason Orchestra. The piece notes Beeville’s pride in roses and wealth and mentions civic history tied to Texas settlement and education.
A fragmented health notice promotes purification practices with unclear percentages and references to Acad. The readable parts imply a promotional context for wellness and cleansing methods without solid evidence or dates.
A travelogue describes driving through the Sahara desert section between Alice and Falfurrias and visiting Edinburg McAllen Kingsville and Corpus Christi area precincts. It highlights schools irrigation citrus crops landmarks like King Ranch and cultural events including a concert at Artesian park and The Thirteenth Chair at Palace Theatre with Lions Club and Chamber of Commerce hosting.
A band touring from Corpus Christi to Linton and Reynosa, Mexico, earns Southern hospitality and strong public praise for its music. The trip highlights include concerts, a visit to Reynosa eight miles from McAllen, and observations about local life and economies.
Local newspaper runs an Eagle want ad inviting readers to rent out vacant rooms. The notice emphasizes quick arrangement and straightforward terms for interested parties seeking short term accommodations.
The grand jury told District Judge W. C. Davis that enforcement of the law prevails here with general county conditions normal aside from prohibition. Twelve true bills of indictment were returned, all felonies, signed by Foreman C. McGregor.
County Agent Benson traveled to the Lock farm on Bee Creek Tuesday to help with pecan cultivation tasks and share agricultural guidance.
The Stephans Ice and Bottling Co requests delivery of 5000 sacks of oats bran and chop for stock feed. The ad seeks suppliers with ready supply and reliable shipping.
Moier Barber College at 712 Franklin Ave Houston Texas advertises the easiest payment terms yet for barber training. Write today for particulars and to enroll.
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