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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1923

Page

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Mother Cole Laid to Final Rest in Bryan

Funeral services for Mrs. M. A. Mother Cole were held at 3 30 p m at First Methodist Church with Rev H C Willis officiating and burial in Bryan City Cemetery. The community mourns her long Christian life and devotion to local affairs as details of her life will appear in Friday's Eagle.

M. A Robert Armstrong E. W. Crnshaw J. M. Caldwell John M. Lawrence H. P. Dansby Eliso. Bradley W. E. Saunders E. J. Jenkins C. Egbert Jones J. H. Webb E. H. Astin J. B. Stevenson W. H. Oliver T. C.nunn W. F. Gibbs W. A. Leason J. D. Martin C. M. Bethany F. L. Henderson Eagle

Miss Martha Allen Hosts Bridge Luncheon Honorist

Miss Martha Rivers Allen hosted a refined bridge luncheon on Wednesday to honor Miss Della Lawrence. A handkerchief shower from club members highlighted the pre nuptial courtesy.

Martha Rivers Allen Della Lawrence Miss Lawrence

A. Adams and C. G. Walker Visit Bryan Scouts

A. Adams and C. G. Walker motored to the Roger Q. Astin place where Bryan Boy Scouts camped at Blue Hole above the Little Brazos river. After supper the camp fire gathered the group for boxing and wrestling in professional style. They returned reporting a royally entertaining trip and excellent behavior by the boys and themselves.

A. Adams C. G. Walker Roger Q. Astin Place Bryan Boy Scouts Blue Hole Little Brazos River Bridge Adams Mr. Walker

Quiet District Court Session Indicates No Hearings This Week

A morning session yielded no cases heard and none will be heard this week. The district court was unusually quiet with few trials, though a few important criminal cases remain to come and may spark more court activity.

Bryan Rotarians Visit Brenham For Luncheon Exchange

About thirty Bryan Rotarians traveled by car to Brenham Texas for a noon luncheon and program of entertainment hosted by the Brenham Rotary. Brenham Rotarians will repay the visit next Wednesday with Bryan entertaining at the noon luncheon. Nontraveling Bryan members will hold the usual luncheon without entertainment. Attending from Bryan were: W. S. Barron and Mrs Barron Rev S Moyan Bird and Mrs Bird Gabe Cazell Oak McKenzie E H Williamson Dr E P Humbert D L Wilson E J Fountain Milton Fountain M E McAdams W C Davis Wilson Bradley W R Fairman and daughter Margaret Ann Kay Halsell Mrs Halsell M F E Wallace and Mrs Wallace J T S Park James W James S S Beckwith Miriam Crute S S Eberstadt A W Buchanan C L Benson and the Aggieland Jazz Orchestra.

Bryan Benham Texas Rotary Brenham W. S. Barron Barron S. Moyan Bird E. J. Fountain Milton Fountain E. Bh. McAdams W. C. Davis Wilson Bradley W. R. Fairman Margaret Ann Fairman Kay Halsell Halsell FE. Wallace Wallace J. T. S. Park James W. James Beckwith Miriam Crute FE. Eberstadt A. W. Buchanan C. L. Benson The Aggieland Jazz Orchestra Rotar'an Bryan Rotary Bryan Rotarians Hotel Anthony Fairleigh Bryanites Gabe Gazell Gabe Moylan S. Bird Stuart Barron Farleigh Arthur Bohlt Bryan Club D. X W. J. Embrey Breham Club Rotary- Ann’s Bryan Party Marvin Wallace S. Moylan Bird Bill Williamson Dougal Vasbinder Forrest Jones Chas. Griesser J. V. Schemeisky Tyler Haswell Dave Wilson Billie Fairman Margaret Ann Sam Eberstadt Tom Lawrence Peter Humbert Ned Fountain D. X. Bible Oak McKenzie Claude Walker John Lawrence Sankey Park E. E. McA

Bryan High junior geometry class picnic at Jones Bridge

Spring days drew families to Brazos for picnics. The Bryan High School junior geometry class, chaperoned by Prof. and Mrs. A. B. Ford, gathered Tuesday afternoon at Jones Bridge. Students included Susie Mae Sanders Elizabeth Cline May Edmonds Eugenie Cochran Jane Oliver Katherine Higgs Pearl Wallace Mildred Salley Florence Means Nellie Belle Powers Jewel Sowarby Vera Ramsey Ruby Boriskie Lolla Dean Randolph Nelleen Robertson Bill Oliver Louis Pistole Reed Mitchell Glenn Cloud Emory Smith Harrison Franklin Ben Kaplan Edwin Jancek F D Vance Sexton Orms Ewel Wheeler Roy Solomon Sam Crenshaw.

Brazos Bryan High School Jones Bridge A. B. Ford Susie Mae Sanders Elizabeth Cline May Edmonds Eugenie Cochran Jane Oliver Katherine Higgs Pearl Wallace Mildred Salley Florence

Collier Family Visits Bryan For Weekend With Mrs Suber

Mr and Mrs Judd Collier and daughter Frances and Mrs Mary Welch drove to Bryan Saturday to visit in the home of Mrs J H Suber Hearne Democrat.

Judd Collier Frances Mary Welch Bryan J. H. Suber Hearne Democrat

Mrs Sarah Smith and Miss Mary Smith Visit Dallas

Mrs. Sarah Smith of Miles and Miss Mary Smith of Dallas, mother and sister of Mrs. E W Bullock, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bullock for a period of time.

Sarah Smith Miles Mary Smith Dallas E. W. Bullock

Mother Cole Dies At Daughter’s Home

Mrs. M. A. Cole known as Mother Cole died this afternoon at 3:05 at her daughter Mrs. Sim Cooper’s home after about three weeks illness. She passed the four-score mark in years.

M. A. Cole

Portland Cement Demonstration There Saturday

The Portland Cement Association will hold a free demonstration on mixing cement next Saturday May 26 at 2 o clock in the vacant lot behind Haswell's store on 25th street. Mr H R Herndon will conduct the event offering practical advice to farmers and others interested in efficient cement use.

Portland Cement Association Haswell H. R. Herndon 25Th Street

Bryan Masons Attend Calvert Lodge Meeting

Four Bryan men traveled to Calvert Wednesday to Calvert Lodge No. 50 Royal Arch Masons. The group included General H. B. Stoddard, W. F. Gibbs, W. K. Gibbs, and P. S. Park. The meeting conferred degrees on a class and featured a banquet with fraternal talks by General Stoddard and Mr. Park.

Bryan Calvert Calvert Lodge No. 50 Royal Arch Masons Whch H. B. Stoddard W. F. Gibbs and Son W. K. Gibbs P. S. Park Stoddard Mr. Park

University Faculty Honors Death of Lee J. Rountree

Southwestern University faculty members, led by John C. Granbery R. W. Tinsley and Claud Howard, express sorrow and official note on the death of Lee J. Rountree. They recall the couple’s longtime friendship with the university in Georgetown and extend sympathy to Mrs. Rountree.

Southwestern University Southwestern Lee J. Rountree Rountree Georgetown

Retail Clothiers Meet Shows Strong Interest at Galveston

The Texas Retail Clothiers association held a harmonized Galveston meeting with unusually good interest but slightly lower attendance due to concurrent state events. Leaders backed absorbing higher clothing costs via better management and increased business volume. notable speakers included Ewing Holmes and Fred Veiland. Gus Roos was elected president with Charles Benson secretary and A M Waldrop as national director.

Texas Retail Clothiers’ Association Galveston A. M. Waldrop West Texas Chamber of Commerce San Angelo Retail Merchants’ Association Eagle Pass Galvez Hotel Guido Tokio Gardens State Association Ewing Ford Motor Company Holmes Crawford- Knapp Hat Company Fred Veiland

Culp Bill Passes Taxing Telephone Firms In Texas

The Texas House approved a graduated gross receipts tax on telephone companies as a small rate increase. A separate bill on Smith delinquent inheritance taxes failed of engrossment. A concurrent resolution sought ICC to approve a Frisco and International & Great Northern Railway consolidation. Senate rejected an adjournment timing resolution. Senator Joe Burkett of Eastland introduced the measures amid the income tax bill's fate.

Associated Press Austin House Interstate Commerce Commission Frisco Internatioal & Great Northern Senate Sinc Joe Burkett Eastland

Mrs Martha Willis Opens Summer Piano School in Bryan

Mrs Martha D Willis sister of Mrs A M Waldrop will open the first of two summer schools of piano forte instruction in Bryan on June 5. She trained at the Royal Conservatory Leipzig and studied in New York after Oxford England summer course in music teaching. She will teach music psychology and methods for teaching children to teachers with praise from Chicago musical leaders.

Martha D. Willis A. M. Waldrop Bryan Willis Royal Conservatory Leipzig New York City Oxford England

Masonic Apron Over Seventy Five Years Old Prized Relic

County Agent C. L. Beason holds a silk Masonic apron believed to be over 75 years old, handed down from his father C. L. Beason Sr. The home made piece measures about 14 by 18 inches and features faded emblems such as the all seeing eye, square and compass, Bible with G, sun and moon, Eastern Star, heart and arrow, trowel, and two pillars on a checkered pavement.

C. L. Beason L. Beason Arbacoochee Cleburne County Alabama C. L

Revivalists Honored with Lamp by Baptist Class

Rev and Mrs R L Brown were presented a floor lamp by members of the two Baptist freshman Sunday school classes in appreciation of their guidance during the year. This was the last regular meeting of the year. Next Sunday a business meeting will outline plans for next year's work.

R. L. Brown A. & M. Daily Bulletin

County Agent Beason Leads Pecan Budding Demonstrations

County Agent Beason conducted pecan budding demonstrations at Tabor today contacting demonstrating farms of Walter Armstrong and J R Hornson. He will meet with leaders of the Benchley club and community tonight.

Beason Tabor C i. Besson Beacon Walter Armstong J. R. Hornson Benchley Club

Crop Prospects Look Bright in Brazos County Fields

John D. Rogers of the Allen farm ten miles west of Navasco ta visits Bryan on business and notes Brazos county crop prospects are good. The 4000 acre farm has 3000 acres in cotton 2000 in corn and the rest in breadstuffs and garden crops. Rogers is praised as a progressive farmer and a strong advocate for local agriculture.

John D. Rogers Allen Navasota Brazos County Bryan Rogers Texas

Prosser To Speak At A M College Summer Session

Dr Charles A Prosser director of the Duwoody Institute Minneapolis will visit A M College and Bryan during June 18 to 23. A leading vocational education figure he helped frame the Smith Hughes Act and led Federal Aid for vocational eduction. He will address students and teachers on trends and development in the field.

A. & M. College Bryan Charles A. Prosser Duwoody Institute Minneapolis Minnesota United States Texas Dr. Prosser Suchen Prosser Federal Board For Vocational Education

Eagle Want Ads Prove Quick Results for Rentals

Mrs Al'ce Roman reports rapid success from Eagle Want Ads placing unfurnished room rental. One three day insertion drew three calls and rented rooms within an hour after publication. The column touts ads as efficient for buying selling renting or finding items and even locating lost articles.

Al'ce Roman Eagle Want Eagle

Six Attended Rotary Luncheon In Informal Meeting

The Rotary luncheon Wednesday noon had six attendees while others were away in Brenham for a program. Dr. John W. Black and Mr. James gave live speeches. Present were David Reid J F Case J W James Dr Black A S McSwain and Hon J H Ranson.

Rotary Brenham Rotary Club Dr. Black Mr. James David Reid J. F .Case J. W. James John W. Black A. S. McSwain J. H. Ranson

Birthday Party Honors W B Foster On 74th Milestone

On Tuesday May 15 W B Foster celebrated his 74th birthday at home with a surprise party arranged by his daughter Mrs J W Hamilton. Friends attended a dinner at 6 and a cake with 74 candles featured a festive gathering with floral decorations, gifts, and toasts. Attendees included Rev J J Tatum, T H Franklin, Charly Holmes, J L Edge, C P Foster, C A Buchanan, Pat Patterson, Mrs Chas Ashcraft and M R Phillips.

W. B. Foster J. W. Hamilton T. H. Franklin Foster Florence Jennings Hamilton J. J. Tatum Charly Holmes J. L. Edge C. P. Foster C. A. Buchanan Pat Patterson Chas. Ashcraft M. R. Phillips

Two Burglaries in Bazos County Spark Arrests

The August Printer store in Kurten was broken into with about 80 to 90 dollars stolen from the cash drawer. Sheriff L. E. Morehead arrested John Williams, a Grimes county resident, for stealing money from the Kurten shop. A second burglary occurred in Smetana last Wednesday night at a blacksmith shop, with tools used to try to break into John Kosarek’s store. Kaiser Bolomski, a resident near Hearne, is held at the county jail in connection with that offense.

Kurten L. E. Morehead John Williams Grimes County Bryan Kurton Morehead Smetana John Kosarek Kaiser Bolomski Hearne

Horace White to be tried at Palestine on June 25

Judge W R Bishop set Horace White’s trial in Palestine for the killing of Dr B Harrison of Bedias. A special venue of fifty men was ordered. The case began in Grimes county in 1918 and moved through Harris Brazos and Anderson counties.

Horace White Palestine Galveston News W. R. Bishop Dr. B. Harrison Bedias Grimes County Harris County Brazos County Anderson Coun

Reverend Pipkin Attends Southern Baptist Convention

Rev J J Pipkin returned from Kansas City Missouri where he attended the Southern Baptist convention as a delegate from the Brazos County Baptist association.

J. J. Pipkin Kansas City Southern Baptist Convention Pipkin Brazos County Baptist Association

Mrs Hennessy Visits Daughter in Woodville on Ursuline Avenue

Mrs. T. Hennessy of Woodville visits her daughter Mrs. W. B. Cline and family on Ursuline avenue during a family visit, accompanying remarks on the stay and local connections.

Delightful Social at First Baptist Sunday School

A social gathering for officers and teachers of the First Baptist Sunday School was held Friday at 8 o'clock at the home of Dr. and Mrs. John A Held on West 26th street. About sixty guests enjoyed a program of music talks and games with a strawberry brick cream and angel food cake refreshment.

First Baptist Sunday School John A. Held West 26Th Street

Lundin Couple Returns From Texas Visit

Mr and Mrs Thos Lundin have returned from a visit to Houston and Beaumont in Texas. The trip included sightseeing and business discussions.

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