County Boys and Girls Club Notes Highlight Home Focus
Editorial cites home as the nation's vital unit with club work shaping better homes. Reports on Whiteside County Texas leaders Donald Williams and teammates trip to the Royal Livestock Show, Frances Fridel wins best club letter, and local notes on flea control, pecan meeting, and encampment plans.
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National
Boys and Girls Club News
Johnny Bull
Donald Williams
Elwyn Folkers
Harold Gaukapp
Whiteside County
Illinois
Royal Livestock Show
England
C. R. Rhode
University of Illinois
L. O. Wise
Morrison
Montreal
Doric
World’s first prize corn show offers 500 dollars
A 500 dollar prize for the best ear of corn produced in 1924 is offered by the International Parcel Post Corn Show to be held in Athens Texas from September 29 to October 24, 1924. Each ear must be mailed parcel post with the grower’s name. judges will score exhibits and score cards may be obtained for a fee.
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Bryan Daily Eagle
Athens
International Parcel Post
Texas
Evrry
America
Edge Epigrams Move About The Edge Community
Prof. P. S. Mangum and family moved to Bryan. Mangum closed a successful Edge school term. Mrs. Maud Jones visited Bryan with H. C. Beard family. The B Y P U held a weiner roast between churches with a large crowd and ample food. Multiple Edge residents traveled to Bryan and nearby towns for visits and court attendance.
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Bryan Datty Eagle
Edge
P. S. Mangum
Bryan
Mangum
Maud Jones
H. C. Beard
T. W. Beard
Pauline
Frances
Milton Davis
G. C. House
John Payne
E. J. Payne
Charles and
Aline
Kurten Klippings: Local Happenings and Visits
Farmers rush cotton chopping as season peaks. Fritz Hahn trips to Smetana on business. J Jones and Mrs. Jones visit Mrs. Johnnie Koppe. Alice Pearl Odom returns from Bryan for a visit. Sidney Lawless visits his parents with Mrs and Mrs Jack Lawless. Johnnie Sabo and Wallace Sabo visit W H Buchanan family. Theodore Plagens returns to Bryan from his parents. Richard Lenz goes to Galveston and brings home sister and husband Henry Lenz.
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Bryan Daily Eagle
Kurten
Fritz Hahn
Smetana
J. Jones
Johnnie Koppe
Jones
Alice Pearl Odom
Bryan
Sidney Lawless
Jack Lawless
Johnnie Sabo
Wallace Sabo
W. H. Buchanan
Theodore Plagens
Gus Plagens
Richard Lenz
Galveston
Henry Lenz
Benchley Budget
Miss Nellie King Lily Maud Buckharts and Douglas Benchley visited with Mesdames J. W. and W. B. Haygood over the week end. Mary Ann Cahill Anders from Smetana attended the S H Seale residence dance. Bill Peyton with wife and baby of Calvert Mrs H P Moss Sr and daughters Nanie Mae Lila and Vergia Harris of Sutton motored here Sunday afternoon J R Smith and family of Hearne
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Bryan Daily Eagle
Benchley
Nellie King
Lily Maud Buckharts
Douglas
Sutton
J. R. Smith
Hearne
Social News: Local Visits and Weekend Dances
Ed Covey and family, the Merkas, and the Seale family visited Saturday night. Several groups from Bryan Cameron Tabor Franklin Hearne Wellborn Thornton Normangee and Corsicana attended dances and visited Sunday.
Tabor Tidbits Drought and Local News Highlight Tabor
Drought continues with no rain for several days as farmers work daily. A wedding unites Will Presnal and Margie Marquart, both joining the community as Mr. and Mrs. Presnal. Welfare Club plans a meeting at Tabor High School Friday night with local business matters to discuss.
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Bryan Daily Eagle
Tabor
R. L. Brown
Cottonwood
Bud Cross
Edge
Ray McNair
Wheelock
Reliance Club Ladies Host All Day Meeting
Reliance May 17 all day club meeting at Mrs G W Saxon with all the girls present and several visitors. Two new members Ruth Lloyd and Joren Horton to enlist. Rev Cobb filled pulp it at worship with visitors from Bryan Brownfield and nearby communities. Miss Ruth Lloyd home from Consolidated School at College. Tom Shealy and Lawrence Smith visiting. Eagle Printing Company.
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Bryan Daftly
Reliance
G. W. Saxon
Ruth Lloyd
Joren Horton
Cobb
Bryan
Joel
Helen
Brownfield
Tom Shealy
Lawrence Smith
Navasota
Moava Suppositories Promise Piles Relief Forever
Sufferers from piles are urged to buy Moava suppositories at the druggist. Insertion provides immediate relief, soothes ulcers, and promotes healing. Claims include rapid relief in two days and possible reversal of long‑standing cases with a money back guarantee.
Quarterly meeting of Brazos County Free Baptists at Bright Light Harvey
A large delegation from all Brazos County Free Baptist churches attended the May 16 18 gathering at Bright Light church in Harvey. About 500 people filled services, with a picnic dinner on Sunday. Speakers included Rev J V Vaughn J L Bounds and J W Handy discussing vocations leadership and church calls. Graduation exercises at the church accompanied by weddings and community notices, including local couples and upcoming events.
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Free Baptist
Brazos County
Bright Light Church
Harvey
J. V. Vaughn
Jno. Swanwick
N. C. Cole
J. L. Bounds
J. W. Handy
J. C. Davidson
J. P. Brown
Ollie Smith
G. W. Robertson
J. H. Dowell
J. Swanwick
C. B. Thompson
The
Free Baptist Church
Bryan
Garden of Gethsemenee
J. W. Vaughn
Rev Handy Guests From Cleburne and Ill Lily Eden
Harvey May 22 report shows Rev J W Handy hosting two of his children families Ray Handy wife and son Floyd plus Mr and Mrs Massey and three children Maidie Agnes John B and Miss Lavina Roper. Lily Eden seriously ill at Bryan Hospital. prayers offered for her recovery.
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Bryan Daily Eagle
Harvey
J. W. Handy
Ray Handy
Floyd
Milligan Missiles Millican May 21 Epworth League program
May 11 Sunday night a strong Epworth League program highlighted local events led by president Miss Nannie Mae Williams. A baccalaureate sermon for the class of 1924, by Rev. R L Brown of A and M, urged love of life, people and God, and the helper ideal to all. Friends visited, dinners, and a graduation party followed.
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Bryan Daily Eagle
Millican
Epworth League
Nannie Mae Williams
Bob McFerrin
Stuart McSwain
Junior
R. L. Brown
Earl Dowling
Bryan
Bill Symms
Webster
T. A. Hensarling
Personal Notices From Wednesday's Daily
Mrs H H Young returned from Georgetown where her daughter Lyndall is ill at Southwestern University. Mrs W S Wilson of Houston visits Mrs W D Lawrence. Tabor Welfare Club meets Friday with officer elections and program committee appointed. W G Parkinson arrives to take a clerkship at Bryan I G N office, wife and son soon joining. Frank Barnes visits Bryan. Wellborn Methodist Church to be remodeled per Rev L C Upton. Mrs Mark Francis invites Bryan and College friends to an At Home on May 28. Paul Freeman visits Bryan ice plant. Mrs George Smith ill. emergency operation at Bryan Hospital followed by improving news. Claude Edge visits Bryan. Aurea Rhodes week‑long stay at W S Higgson's. E E Yeager returns from Houston. Mrs F H Hilton and daughter from Piqua Ohio guest of George Stephan. Mrs Edward D Brandt leaves Bryan for Greenville visit. Mrs W S Barron hosts Circle 5 Baptist Auxiliary spend‑the‑day. White Cross dressings for Chinese hospitals produced. C S Rude returns from two‑week auto trip in North and West Texas.
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H. H. Young
Georgetown
Miss Lyndall
Southwestern University
W. G. Parkinson
Italy
Texas
S G. N. Ry
Elkhart
I.G. N
Bryan
Frank Barnes
Harvey
Wellborn
L. C. Upton
Eagle
Upton
Mark Francis
College
Paul Freeman
Navasota
Western Public Service Company
George Smith
Bryan Hospital
Claude Edge
Houston
Eugene
W. B. Edge
Edge
Aurea Rhodes
W. S. Higgson
College Avenue
E. E. Yeager
F. H. Hilton
Evelyn
Piqua
Ohio
George Stephan
West 26Th Street
Hillen
Edward D. Brandt
John A. Moore
Brandt
Greenville
W. S. Barron
Circle No. 5
Baptist Auxiliary
White Cross
China
J. B. Satterfield
Auto
Columbia
S. C
Charleston
Etta Peters
Commerce
Battle Creek
Michigan
R. W. Howell
Mary Bush
Huntsville
Walter Wipprecht
J. L. Brock
San Antonio
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church In
United States
Recovered Health After Tanlac Use
Marie Henderson of Dallas describes dramatic weight gain from 107 to 140 pounds after taking Tanlac. She cites restored appetite, improved digestion, steadier nerves, and lasting strength, endorsing Tanlac as a grand remedy sold by druggists.
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Taniac
Marie Henderson
Cole Ave
Dallas
Texas
Tanlac
Local notices and social updates from Bryan area
Reports note pleasant travel on good roads and list visitors and events in Bryan including Miss Martha Gillespie and Mrs J. L. Brock. Upcoming events feature the Friendship Bible and Homemakers banquet at Green Parrot May 28. Also covered are medical updates, relocations, and court attendance in Madisonville and North Zulch.
Taft Ranch guests and Texas travel plans noted
Mr and Mrs Joseph F Green of the Taft Ranch Taft Texas will be weekend guests of Dean and Mrs E J Kyle. Mrs Ida Landrum mother of Mrs A L Smith of West 24th Street who has lived in Bryan with her daughter and family wintering there leaves today to spend the summer with relatives in Lampasas and Waco. Mr and Mrs Will S Higgs and Mr and Mrs Nelson Dulaney left today for Austin to attend the State.
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Joseph F. Green
Taft Ranch
Taft
Texas
Dean
E. J. Kyle
Ida Landrum
A. L. Smith
West 24Th Street
Bryan
Lampasas
Waco
Will S. Higgs
Nelson Dulaney
Austin
Cotton Market Opens Up on Foreign Rally in Liverpool
Liverpool opened about as due closing nearly 40 points higher in our market. American markets followed with a 15 point rise and gained further on reports of heavy rains and hail in Texas. The session stayed upward, closing near the day’s high and 40 to 50 above yesterday, with Bryan spots at 29 to 31 cents middling basis.
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Liverpool
Texas
Bryan
Lutcher Stark Defies Move to Oust UT Regents Chairman
H J Lutcher Stark of Orange declares he will not resign as chairman of the University of Texas Board of Regents or as a member of the stadium drive committee. He counters ex students push to oppose Governor Neff’s presidency and rebuts a alleged three cornered political deal with Lieut Gov Whit Davidson. Stark says he will oppose liberals and socialists and denies any candidacy for higher office. Ex students’ telegrams criticize the Neff election.
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Stark
Neff
Board of Regents
Whit Davidson
Davidson
Mr. Stark
Regents member defends Neff presidency amid Hogg criticism
Dr. Joe S. Wooten of the University of Texas Board of Regents replied to Will Hogg and Houston ex-students criticizing Governor Neff as university president. He said Hogg is not running it. Hogg urged Chairman Luther Stark to resign as stadium drive director. Stadium officials say the dispute will not affect the project.
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Associated Press
Houston
H. J. Lutcher Stark
Orange
Board of Regents
University of Texas
Stark
Neff
J. S. Wooten
Austin
Joe S. Wooten
University of Texas Board of Regents
Will
Eleven Texas Ex-Students Ask Regents to Resign
Eleven members of the Texas Ex-Students Association telegrammed H. J. Luther Stark president of the UT regents urging the entire board to resign for tendering Governor Neff the UT presidency.
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Associated Press
Beaumont
Texas Ex-Students’ Association
H. J. Luther Stark
Board of Regents
University of Texas
Neff
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Frances Fride
J. Seth Mooring
Steele
S. Gray
Texas Pecan Growers Association
Waxahachie
Fredericksburg
T. O. Walton
S. W. Bissing
B. Youngblood
Jessie Stone
A. P. Swallow
Civic and Commerce Association of
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St. Paul Association
Minesota
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State Farm
Addison
Jess Huggkins
Route 1
Kurten Klippings
Benchley Budget
Ed Covey
C. P. Merka
S. H. Seale
Clyde Wilson
Herbert Henry
Dick Elliott
Ross Cameron
Leonard Holliday
John Haygood
Cameron
Hal Haltom
Ross Tynes
H. A. Bush
Joe Y. McNutt
J. I. Brown
J. C. Peyton
Clarence Wood
Pete Raborn
Etta Mae Raborn
Thornton
A. T. Fowler
Corsicana
Ansel Batson
Normangee
Eddie McWhorter
Reliance Record
Eagle Printing Company
James Drug Co
Mildred Meredith
Sam Houston College
Sylvia
Hazel Hughs
Roxy Symms
Sylvia Meredith
T. A. Hensarling, Jr
Slyvia Meredith
Pauline Craig
Ruth Dixon
Anna Outlaw
Knox Williams
J. P. Royder
Goose Creek
C. B. McGregor
Will Presnal
Marjory Marquart
Henry Crawford
Pauline Thompson
Winnie Burrows
Miss Burrows
Jeanie Harrington
Erin Simpson
Jack Idol
Edwin Huebner
Carroll Jameson
Aubra Fuqua
Irene Furman
A. C. Bracewell
Bryant Terrell
Will McFerrin
Dallas Laby
Bankers’ Convention
Higgs
Dulaney
First State Bank & Trust Company
J. T. S. Park
Norman Muery
Mable West
Uvalde
Juliette Castles
Mable Castles
A. and
M. College
Tot
Billie Melton
Fort Worth
Dansby
Sam Lee
Robstown
Will E. Barron
Iola
J. M. Barron
John A. Held
Southern Baptist Convention
Atlanta
Garland
North Zulch
E. W. Crenshaw
Lutcher Stark
Hogg
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