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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1925

Page

4

Bryan Chamber Eyes Attracting Visitors For Thanksgiving Games

Bryan chamber of commerce discusses making Bryan appealing for visitors during the big Turkey Day football games. A committee to craft resolutions on the death of R O Allen is named, while coordination with the College Y M C A and Houston Chamber is noted for visiting parties and entertainment plans.

Bryan College Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors R. C. Allen S. E. Eberstadt W. H. Matthews Wllege Y T. O. Walton A. and M. College L. L. Meinnis Lawrence R. O. Allen L. L. Meirnis W. S. Higgs Mre. Rountree Board of Directors

Optimism as a guiding force says Dr Hall of Baylor

Dr A J Hall explains optimism as a purposeful mindset that seeks the best while acknowledging the bad. The optimistic view shines through in leadership, resilience, and constructive action, inspiring others to work with hope and diligence.

A.J. Hall Baylor

E S Jameson Elected Head of Free Baptists

The Free Baptists conference elected E S Jameson of Tatum as president and J E Raney of Grandbury as vice president with D D Bagett of Red Springs as second vice president J H Newsom of Azel as secretary treasurer and Rev J J Tatum reelected state secretary The gathering included sermons committee reports a motor tour of Bryan and A and M College and nightly addresses despite bad weather actions described as a success.

Oe Baptist Conference FE. S. Jameson Tatum J. E. Raney Grandbury Dd. D. Bagett Red Springs J. H. Newsom Azel J. J. Tatum J. M. Doster Teneha Bryan A. and M. College CH. Newsom E. S. Jameson

Steele's Store Community News and Events

Steele's Store notes cold week but hopes for warmer days. A regular club meeting is planned for next Friday with Allen Academy band music. Local teens attended a Halloween party in Hearne. Tony Nigliazzo visited Bryan. Night school operates 7 to 9 pm Tuesday and Thursday for adults who did not complete high school.

Eagle Steele’s Allen Academy Hearne Hallowe’en Tony Nigliazzo Bryan Steele's Stone City School

Phebean Bible Class Formed at College Avenue Baptist

The College Avenue Baptist Church youth matrons form the Phebean Bible Class with motto Service and scripture I Samuel 12 24. Officers include Mrs McDuff Simpson president Mrs L O Wilkerson secretary treasurer and Mrs R B Grant teacher. Members listed include Mesdames Mcduff Simpson H F Jones L O Wilkerson J L Reeese W S Barron Maury L Birdsong and others.

College Avenue Baptist Church Phebean Bible Phebe

Arrangements For State Convention of Texas Federat

Mrs. Molly Connor Cook publicity chair reports details for the Texas Federation of Women's Clubs state convention to be held November 10 to 14 in Austin. Driskill Hotel is headquarters with rooms from 1.50 to 6 dollars, other hotels nearby offer rates and various occupancy options. The Alamo Texan Stephen F. Austin list single and double rates with occupancy rules. Mrs. S. J. Smith is general chair and Mrs. Paul Goldmann is local credential chair. further data will follow as plans develop.

Molly Connor Cook Austin Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs Lee J. Rountree Driskill Alamo Hotel Texan Hotel Stephen F. Austin S. J. Smith Paul Goldmann West Twenty-fifth Street

Messenger Robbed of Five Thousand Dollars Near Vandergrieft

Warren Walthour, messenger for Vandergrieft Savings and Trust, was held up by two armed men in Vandergri eft and a satchel carrying about $5,000 was taken. Walthour alerted police. the note also mentions Miss Rose Shoffner returning to Roanoke after visiting Mr. and Mrs. J B Stevenson in Virginia.

Associated Press Vandergrieft Penn Warren Walthour Vandergrieft Savings and Trust Company Walthour Rose Shoffner Roanoke J. B. Stevenson Virginia

Delphian Chapter Holds Fifth Friday Meet at Library

The Bryan Delphian Chapter gathered October 30 at the Carnegie Library. The business session, led by President Mrs. W S Howell, approved purchasing art prints on Architecture and Art. Plans proposed for dividing into two competitive attendance teams led by Mrs. Bentley and Mrs. Howell.

Bryan Delphian Carnegie Library W. S. Howell M. R. Bentley Sam Cavitt Callie Kern H. P. Smith W. 8. Howell Annie Dearing Christian Church 8. Eberstadt W. B. Cline

Proud owner finds rare 1838 Texas Laws book

Lamar Bethea reveals he owns an 1838 two volume edition of The Laws of the Republic of Texas found by Mrs. R. M. Jown Nall amid a wreck site. The Houston Telegraph printed it for the Republic of Texas with contents on independence, the constitution, salaries, defense, marriages, and early cities Beaumont Jasper Franklin.

Lamar Bethea Eagle The Republic of Texas Houston Telegraph Texas Republic Texas Republic Erastus Smith Deaf Smith Bexar San Antonio the Republic Houston Ira Ingram House of Representatives Nacogdoches Richard Ellis Senate Mirabeau B. Lamar Congress Beaumont Jasper Franklin Bryan

Local News Notes from Bryan Eagle 1900

Oil mill and gin report 2364 bales of cotton ginned this season. Reporter notes wagons in yards and plants running full time. Also discusses irrigation amendment on next Tuesday involving Archer Baylor Clay Wichita and Knox counties with two thirds vote and district taxation limited to formed districts. Bryan may extend a new business street as town grows and trade expands. John Seasta, formerly of Wheelock, now Kaufman, visits Wheelock relatives.

Bryan Eagle Oil Eagle Archer Baylor Clay Wichita Knox Texas Farmers’ Congress College Station Bryan

Boone Prairie Social Notes Include Death and News

Boone Prairie reports cold weather and early winter hints. Community updates include visits by Carter Dowdy and many local families, a infant death of Reber Olson and burial at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, a new baby girl at Jeppy Watson’s home, and a large turnout at a gathering despite foul weather. Sick list mentions T. M. Daniel and Jeppie Watson. Sunday school attendance remains strong though a stove heater is awaited.

The Eagle Boone Prairie Carter Dowdy Bremond Floy Frazer Golda Mae Dowdy Gladys Nicholson Dora Nicholson Louise Duncan Myrtle Carter Cleo Carter J. E. Ellison J. E. Allee Artie Milner Clara Ellison Virgie Allee Ollie Mae Edna Bray Earle Bruce Eunice Lois Baker Irene Fultz Minnie Mae Rains West Boone Reber Elbert Nicholson East Boone Mt. Pleasant Gladys Marie Zebede Rahun Grant Prairie John Hedge Willard Rosse T. M. Daniel Jeppie Watson Thaniel Rhodes Prairie Grove Evand Lois Baker Edna and Ollie Mac Bray Nellie Baker Virgie Johnnie Sue Allee Henry Ellison Bernice Jones Pete King Bill Vaughn Edgar Wood Elvin Cooper Maple Claude Julian Allee

Grace Sample of Tabor Tells of Dallas Trip

Grace Sample of Tabor club writes about a Brazos County girls trip to the State Fair in Dallas. The group traveled October 19, toured exhibits, enjoyed entertainment, and thanked Mr. and Mrs. Webb Howell for travel funds and hospitality.

J. Webb Howell Brazos County Club Dallas Grace Sample Tabor Club Bryan Girls’ Agricultural Stratton Sears, Zoebuck & Co Brazos County Webb Howell Friand

Kurten Social News Highlights Local Visits and Appointments

Kurten and nearby residents share weekend visits in Bryan Rye and Houston. Notables include Rev. A J Meyer leaving Kurten for Christian work in Houston and a school enrollment shift as pupils join Kurten school. Frequent travel for business and church events marks community activity.

Halloween party and local notes from Smetana

A Halloween party at the Turek home on October 29 drew Misses Velma Cunningham Lou Ella Smith Emma Turek Al bina Turek Liddy Vincent and Messrs J C Stabler Henry Robertson McKay Bailey Ollie Robertson Alvin Stabler Milton Cunningham and Criss Vincent. Smetana school activities followed with games and treats. Joe Peniceka a local farmer died recently. Merka Kopecky brothers returned from West Texas cotton picking. Mrs Julia Kalinee is very ill. James Vincent returned from Oklahoma. Mrs Charles Kosarek of Bryan visited weekend with J H Wehrman family.

Smetana Hallowe'en Turek Velma Cunningham Lou Ella Smith Emma Turek Albina Turek Liddy Vincent Messrs J. C. Stabler Henry Robertson McKay Bailey Ollie Robertson Alvin Stabler Milton Cunningham Criss Vincent Hallowe’en Bryan J. H. Wehrman

Local Social News Highlights From Edge Community

Misses Jettie and Minnie Nash visited Mr. and Mrs. Bell McDonald on Sunday. The McDonalds hosted Mr. and Mrs. M. Corgie and granddaughter Reba Kelley, with other local visits from G. A. Nash to the Rube McDonald home. Jim and Donald Leighman returned from Coleman county where they picked cotton, as did Andrew Johnson and Arthur Nash from the West. Rev. Jimerson preached a fine sermon Saturday night. Lon George came home after a year away. Visitors from Wheelock included Mr. and Mrs. Reagin Winn visiting Ed Payne. Eula and Beatrice Watson visited Miss Jewell Class. Inez Watson and Louise were noted in activity.

Kurten Britten Henderson Joe Martin Jackerson Allen Academy W. G. Henderson Bernardetta Fridel Rye Louis Fridel W. J. Fridel Emanuel Kasiskie Annie Metzer Bryan J. J. Kasiskie Charlie Gerke, Jr Werefield Dallas Artie Hearne Witan James Lang Do. W. Hedtke Carl Manthei Houston A. J. Meyer Lutheran Church Lena Wager Ida Hahn Henrietta Wager Louise Hahn Ella Hahn Annie Lenz Marie Klinsworth Alma Selma Kindt Rudolph Kings Highway Will Kelley Jessie Gilpen, Jr Emelia Martha Weise Gretchen Kasiskie Hilda Schmidt Lena Louise Wager Ella Plagens Rosa Mae Schram Hattie Rahnert Hensussie Endler Tibetta Schultz Glie Hahn Messrs Gus Willie Arthur Schultz Fred Schram Robert Lange Ernest Small Gus Wager John Manthei Otto Kindt Adolph Operstein Kansas City Louise Shoemaker Saginaw Michigan W. F. Odom John Hearne Leonard Bry- Hearne Eagle EDGE Jettie Minnie Nash Bell McDonald Jimerson East Texas Lon George Reagin Winn Wheelock Ed Payne Eula Beatrice Watson Jewell Inez Watson Louise

Kings Highway School Receives Cheer From Visitors

Interview with the new baby accompanies a visit by Miss Elliott and Miss Fletcher from Normangee. The students sang as the group praised teachers Mrs. R L Hearne, Miss Inez Batson, and Miss Louise Fletcher. The Batsons, Byran family and Fletcher relatives passed through Normangee to witness a junior basketball game.

Terview King’s Highway R. L. Hearne Inez Batson Louise Fletcher Elliott and Fletcher Normangee Juniior T. 5 Batson River Inez Eric Fletcher Bryan Louise Kings Highway

Wheelock Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors and Hard Times

Miss Lucille Lipscomb of Franklin visits with the John Wallace and Dave Arnett families. District Deputy Grand Master C. E. Dubois of Leon county visits the Masonic Lodge. Journalists and merchants like John W. Thompson of Edge and M. E. Thompson visit Bryan and Hearne. The community faces crop losses and illness, affecting families with typhoid and a dying daughter. School progress includes Prof. A. W. Smith and teachers Hattie Fowler Evelyn Wilson Lucile Newton Lyndall Young. Local ministers oversee spiritual welfare. Prof H W Smith leaves for Marshall for his mother’s funeral. Claude Box family returns from Texas Panhandle.

Wheelock Howdy Lucille Lipscomb Franklin John Wallace Dave Arnett C. E. Dubois Leon County Masonic Lodge John W. Thompson Edge Prairie Village S. E. Cavitt Cavitt Tom McCallum Mrs. McCallum Seale Tom J. J. Scasta Hearne M. E. Thompson Bryan A. W. Smith Harrison County Hattie Fowler Williamson County Evelyn Wilson Lucile Newton Medina County Lyndall Young Brazos County D. W. Love Methodist Church G. C. House J. L. Wallace H. W. Smith Marshall Grady Hanover Claude Box Texas Panhandle Bildad

A M Consolidated PTA Meets November Meeting Announced

The A M Consolidated school PTA sets its next meeting for Thursday November 12. President Mrs A B Connor asks committee chairs to outline yearly plans. A round table will discuss vital questions, music and literature value, best magazines for boys and girls, and modern school methods including silent reading.

Parent-Teachers’ Association A. and M. Consolidated School A. B. Connor D. C. McIntosh F. A. Beuchel Beuchel

Convention of Baptists Postponed To December 2

The 77th annual Baptist General Convention of Texas and its auxiliaries will now start December 2, after an almost unanimous vote by the executive board. Delays due to late crops prompted the move as churches face funds and collections from harvest time. Mineral Wells pastors and officials supported the postponement.

Dallas Baptist General Convention of Texas F. S. Groner Woman's Missionary Union State Baptist Executive Board Harlan J. Matthews First Baptist Church of Mineral Wells Matthews Baptists of

Kings Highway News Notes Seventh Week of School

Kings Highway school reports seven weeks with no spankings and improved study focus after adding a third teacher. Youngest classes serenaded other rooms, Hallowe en party postponed due to weather, birthdays celebrated, and a Women’s Home Demonstration club meeting interrupted by a norther. County agents visited, dinner served, visits paid to local residents including Mrs. W. H. Black on her 70th birthday.

Kings Highway Inez Batson Adolph Kopetsky Ethel Mangis Maggie Hardin Grant McDonald Ellen Madge Path Women's

Seventeen Tryouts For Texas A and M Basketball Team

Seventeen men practice nightly at Kyle Field’s new gym under coach PD X Bible. Workouts focus on fundamentals with dribbling passing shooting and movement as scrimmage is delayed. Several holdovers from last year join new candidates and the squad aims for a strong schedule.

Eagle College Station Texas A. and Kyle Field PD. X. Bible Bible Mark Wilcox Hollis ‘Tucker Sid Kyle Punk Baker Broad Tapp Shelton Aggies

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