Methodist church concludes last quarterly conference in Bryan
The Bryan Methodist Church held its final quarterly conference of the year with praise for Rev. H C Willis and the Woman’s Missionary Society. Oak McKenzie named Sunday school superintendent, C E Jenkins elected district steward, and a new Bryan pastor expected after Mount Pleasant conference. Italian Methodist church organized with Rev Bruno Martinelli as pastor and a $10000 building project noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Willis
Woman’s Missionary Society
Presiding
Hotchkiss
Oak McKenzie
Methodist Church of
Bryan
D. H. Hotchkiss
Navasota
Methodist Sunday School
C. M. Bethany
Bethany
Mr. McKenzie
E. J. Jenkins
Mount Pleasant
C. E. Jenkins
Methodist Episcopal Church
Texas
Board of Stewards
Elliott Beason
C. L. Beason
Epworth League
Bryan League
Methodist Church
D . Hotchkiss
Bruno Martinelli
Methodist Italian Church
Methodist Board of Stewards
Wilson Bradley
Jno
Bryan Colored Team Triumphs 20 to 0 Over Calvert Colored
The Bryan colored high school football team defeated Calvert colored high school at West Side park by 20 to 0. Coach Dr. Thompson used nearly all players to find the best lineup. Calvert had a good but inexperienced squad and Bryan is seeking new material after losing five players last year. Thompson expresses satisfaction with the opener.
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Calvert Colored High School
West Side Park
Calvert
Bryan
Thompson
Egg plant of peculiar shape from W. D. Stallings garden
A unique egg plant from W. D. Stallings of Alexander near Tabor features a protrusion on each side near the base, suggesting the start of another fruit. The main plant is well formed and awaits further observation to confirm its unusual form.
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W. D. Stallings
Eagle Office
Alexander Community
Tabor
New Members Joined Methodist Church on Sunday Night
L A Long was received by letter and Kap tia along with Frank Kirby joined by transfer at the evening service in the Methodist church Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
L. A. Long
Kaptia
Frank Kirby
Roy Hudspeth Eyes Improve After Injury
Letter from L W Wood of San Antonio reports Roy Hudspeth recovering at Baylor Hospital San Antonio after a hunting accident near Medina Lake He can see with the right eye though the left eye may be lost and hosptial release may take about three weeks with good spirits despite the trauma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
J. D. Martin
L. W. Woodall
San Antonio
Roy Hudspeth
Medina Lake
Mr. Hudspeth
Bryan
Brazos County
Baylor Hospital
Texas
Lucille Scardino to Wed Brazos Varisco at St Anthony’s
Invitations are issued by Mr and Mrs Marion Scardino for the marriage of their daughter Lucille to Brazos A Varisco. The ceremony will be at St Anthony’s church with Rev Basil Bravi officiating Saturday at 9 am. A reception follows at the Varisco home Saturday 8 to 12 and Sunday 8 to 2.
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Marion Scardino
Lucille
Brazos A. Varisco
St. Anthony’s Church
Basil Bravi
A. B Varisco
Bryan Juncition
Watt Huber No 1 Gas Well Gassing Loudly
O E Saunders reports Bryan Petroleum Company Watt huber No 1 between College Station and Wellborn is gassing heavily. Boiling gas audible 200 feet away. Publicity urged for visitors to view and hear. A blowout not expected. more details possible Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Petroleum Company
College Station
Wellborn
O. E. Saunders
County Agent Beason Named Inspector On Brazos Shipments
The Live Stock Sanitary Commission links with A and M Extension to have county agents certify dressed poultry and related items for shipment. County Agent C L Beason in Brazos County will issue certificates when shipments are properly prepared and affidavited. The move seeks to prevent complaints about Brazos County shipments under new quarantine rules.
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Beason
Brazos
Texas
Live Stock Sanitary Commission of Texas
Live Stock Sanitary Commission
Extension Service
A. and M. College of Texas
J. E. Boog-Scott
State
C. L. Beason
Bryan
Brazos County
Methodist Woman's Missionary Society Week of Prayer
The Methodist Church women begin their annual week of prayer on Monday November 3 at 3 o clock with Group 3 leading the program Monday afternoon Group 2 Tuesday Group 5 Wednesday and Groups 1 and 4 Thursday Aimed at offerings for the West Virginia coal fields and for the Col legio Progreso Parral Mexico Tuesday features Mrs J N Goodwin as leader with subject West Virginia Coal Fields Bible lesson by Mrs J N Goodwin ten minute talk by Mrs T A Adams intercession for miners mothers children and missionaries and a coal fields story by Mrs J B Priddy.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
West Virginia
Collegio Progreso
Parral
Mexico
J. N. Goodwin
West Virginia Coal Fields
T. A. Adams
J. B. Priddy
Navasota Kiwanis Club Hallowe'en Festival Success
The Navasota Kiwanis Club staged a Halloween festival in Navasota attracting three to four thousand people. Over five hundred wore costumes and joined a parade. A night of music, confections, and a street dance followed, said to strengthen local fellowship.
Woman Candidate Leads for Wyoming Governor
News brief reports a woman candidate leading in the Wyoming gubernatorial race while Walton is noted to have lost the contest. The item highlights early returns and the shifting support in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Wyoming Woman Leads Polls In Governor Race
Mrs. Nellie Ross, Democratic candidate for Wyoming, holds about a 3,000 vote lead over Republican E. O. Sullivan this afternoon. In Oklahoma City, W B Pine leads U S Senate race by about 95,000 votes over former Governor Jack C Walton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cheyenne
Nellie Ross
Wyoming
E. O. Sullivan
Olkahoma City
W. B. Pine
United States
Jack C. Walton
White trails Davis by 15000 votes in Kansas governor race
Nov 5 report shows William Allen White trailing Governor Davis by about 15000 votes. White campaigned as an independent on an anti Ku Klux Klan platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pera
William Allen White
Davis
White
Steck Extends Lead in Iowa Senate Race Over Brookhart
In Des Moines on November 5 Daniel Steck Democratic candidate for the U S Senate widened his margin over incumbent Brookhart to more than 11 000 votes as returns continued to come in from the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Daniel Steck
United States
Brookhart
Coolidge Accepts Victory in Brief Election Welcome
President Coolidge, having won the election, expressed simple thanks as one of his first acts after the result was assured. The brief statement underscores the voter confidence in his leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Texans Begin Deer Season As Hunters Plan Kerrville Trip
A Brazos county party travels to Kerrville in Kerr county to hunt deer during the opening of Texas season. Members include Ollie Orr J A Rychlik Albert Rychlik and J W Leighman of Edge and Will Henry of Bryan. They shipped gear and plan a two week stay.
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Texas
Brazos County
Bryan
Kerrville
Kerr County
Ollie Orr
J. A. Rychlik
Albert Rychlik
J. W. Leighman
Edge
Will Henry
Night Watchman Catches Booze Car in Texas City
Joe Mitchell L D Young and Anna Jones Negroes held in Brazos County jail on charges of transporting intoxicating liquor after a night watchman stopped a lightless Ford in Bryan. Officers Williams and Tillis aided by Anderson and McKenzie seized five new casings, a Colt automatic, $500 in cash, and a warehouse receipt for cotton found in the car. Alec Johnson and James Justin identify the suspects. authorities continue questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Mitchell
L. D. Young
Liberty
Texas
Anna Jones
Beaumont
Offa Williams
K. T. Tillis
Williams
Eagle
Benchley
George Dunn
Wheelock
Tillis
Marlin
Oak McKenzie
Alec Johnson
College Avenue
L. E. Morehead
Brazos County
James Justint
Bryan
Kinnard Home Burned Near Bryan In Sunday Fire
A fire near Bryan destroyed the Kinnard family home and contents, causing an estimated loss between 10 000 and 12 000 dollars. A. W. Kinnard and P. A. Tardy escaped with only the clothes on their backs. Kinnard was burned while salvaging papers. The garret blaze origin remains unknown. The families now rent a cottage while rebuilding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinnard
Bryan
A. W. Kinnard
P. A. Tardy
Eagle Printing Company
Mr. Kinnard
Texas
Car registrations posted for Braggs County list
New car registrations since last week recorded by County Tax Collector Roy Hudspeth. Names include Andrew Wiley Steele's Store Henry Kosarek Bryan Mrs Mary M Ball College Station and others in Bryan Millican Caldwell and College Station places.
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Roy Hudspeth
Andrew Wiley
Steele's Store
Henry Kosarek
Bryan
Mary M. Ball
College Station
W. C. Boyett
Silas H. Smith
Millican
Hubert Jones
Gerado Aguilar
C. A. Searcy
J. W. Watson
Moava Suppositories Offer Piles Hope and Quick Relief
Sufferers from piles or hemorrhoids are urged to try Moava suppositories for immediate relief and healing. The ad claims rapid action within days, with refunds if unsatisfied, and notes the product is dispensed by M. H. James Drug Stores with mail orders available.
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M. H. James Drug Stores
Delphian Chapter Holds Meeting on Friday Afternoon
The Bryan Delphian Chapter met in regular session at the Carnegie Library, 3 p.m. Friday October 31. Members discussed Greek and Roman comedy with reports by Mrs. Reid Mrs. Crawford and Mrs. Eisert, a reading by Mrs. Howell and Miss Dearing, and praised a home drama at College. The group plans the next meeting for Friday November 7 at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Delphian
Carnegie Library Club
G. L. Crawford
David Reid
George Eisert
W. S. Howell
Annie Dearing
Delphians
Ibsen
Devereux Players
W. H. Darrow
New York
Bryan High Still Has Chance To Win District
Bryan High defeated Rockdale 40 to 0 on Friday with a dominant performance. Cameron earlier beat Rockdale but later defeated Bryan, and Caldwell beat Cameron 13 to 0, eliminating Cameron from the district race. Bryan faces Caldwell next, with Huntsville draft still undecided. A full account will appear in Monday’s Eagle.
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Bryan High
Chance
Bryan
Rockdale
Cameron
Caldwell
Huntsville
The
Eagle
POUND PARTY FOR KINNARD AND TARDY AFTER FIRE
Members of the Bible Study Class at First Presbyterian hosted a pound party for Mrs. A W Kinnard and Mrs P A Tardy who lost their home in a recent fire Their neighbors delivered two autos loaded with pantry items as a sign of support and sympathy from the church group
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First Presbyterian Church Sunday School
S. C. Hoyle
R. S. Mawhinney
A. W. Kinnard
P. A. Tardy
Bryan Women Attend District Meet at Navasota
The semi annual District No 1 meeting of the Woman's Department of the Presbyterian church was held today in Navasota. Bryan Presbyterian church members who traveled by car for the event included Mesdames R S Mawhinney J L Brock F L Henderson S C Rude Morris Tatum F D Fuller E C Tucker Elon Stuart W S Stuart M F Dansby and Ollie Emmel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Department of the
Presbyterian Church
Navasota
Bryan Presbyterian Church
Mesdames
R. S. Mawhinney
J. L. Brock
F. L. Henderson
S. C. Rude
Morris Tatum
F. D. Fuller
E. C. Tucker
Elon Stuart
W. S. Stuart
M. F. Dansby
Ollie Emmel
Troop 13 Boy Scouts Enjoy Possum Hunt in Bryan
Troop No. 13 of Bryan led by W. S. Barron went to Harvey Weeden’s farm for a possum hunt. Two possums were captured and one coon chased but not taken. Participating boys included Jake Kaplan Sam Kaplan Abraham Kaplan Wesley Bentley Frank Borskie Charles Moehlman Morris Hamilton John Robert Persons Paul Patronella Joe Patronella John M Barron and Albert Leighman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
W. S. Barron
Harvey Weeden
Jake
Sam
Abraham Kaplan
Wesley Bentley
Frank Boriskie
Charles Moehlman
Morris Hamilton
John Robert Persons
Paul
Joe Patronella
John M. Barron
Albert Leighman
Steep Hollow Notes on Dry Weather and Social Visitations
Steep Hollow reports continued dry dusty weather as farmers near harvest. Local social news includes visits by H W Dehart and R E Jones of Bryan to B Y P U, Elizabeth Peyton of Bench ley staying with B L Foster, Jim Pyles and Luth er Jones visiting Iola, Barnett visiting Bond at Prospect, and Jim Pile visiting Hartsfield at Reliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Dally Baate
Steep Hollow
H. W. Dehart
R. E. Jones
Bryan
Elizabeth Peyton
Benchley
B. L. Foster
Jim Pyles
Luther Jones
Iola
John Barnett, Jr
Smith Leads Roosevelt By Big Margin In New York Race
Republican leaders concede Governor Al Smith has won over Theodore Roosevelt with a 93 000 plurality after leading by about 3 000. The report notes Tilson a Houston chemist will attend a Washington conference on oils and fats with the US Department and the D A R report to be given by Mrs Tilson in Wichita Falls before a long Washington trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
al Smith
Theodore Roosevelt
Bryan P. S. Tilson
Houston
Washington
Interstate
Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association
Inter-Bureau
United States Agricultural Department
Tilson
P. S. Tilson
Wichita Falls
Texas D. A. R
How Doctors Treat Colds and the Flu
Doctors and druggists now recommend Calotabs to break up a cold fast. One or two Calotabs at bed time with water. no salts, no nausea, no interference with eating, work, or pleasure. Next morning the cold vanishes and the feverish feeling is refreshed. Sold in sealed packages ten cents and thirty five cents. money back if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ady
Vermifuge Ad Promises Worm Removal for Children
A vintage ad touts White's Cream Vermifuge as a time tested remedy for worm infections in children. It claims the medicine drives out worms and restores health, priced at 35 cents and sold by various drug stores including ES DRUG CO. STORES and M. H. JAM BOTH ks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health
Baby Bee
M. H. Jam
Ks. ES Drug CO
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Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus
Kurten
Edith Conway
H. D. Cuykendall
Marjory Daw
Laura Belle Roten
Laura Belle Gilpin
Dad” Iee
Methodist Woman's Missionary Society
Ae Eee
LaFollette
Erguson
Butte
KU Klux Klana Winner
Walton
Steck
Iowa
R. R. Knowles
R. R. Ellis
GAR
Braggs County
James Drug Co
Delphian Chapter
Presbyterian
BOY Scouts
Smith
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