Brazos Mums Showcase Home Grown Beauty
The Eagle credits Bryan Nursery and Floral for fine Turner chrysanthemums grown on Brazos county soil, white yellow and lavender blooms over eight inches across. Flowers sell for half city prices and benefit the Lutheran Church on Sunday night. Local notes cover church visits, a Houston move, and Kurten Tabor track meet results with student award names.
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The
Eagle
Bryan Nursery and Floral Company
Turner
Brazos County
Bryan
Kings Highway News Roundup of Local Visits and Events
King's Highway notes multiple visits and social events in Hearne Macy Wheelock and Edge. Teachers attend meeting in Bryan. officers meet at Mrs Sevier's. families visit relatives. box supper at Kurten. Rev Key preaches at Macy. winter arrives with a cold spell and hints of deaths to come.
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King’s Highway
R. B. Hearne
Smith
C. Keefer
D. J. McDonald
Bryan
Alan Kindt
Reba Kelly
Ithel Mangis
Fritz Kindt
Kurten
George McDonald
Fort Martin
Edge
Rick McDonald
Normangee
Alice McNeece
Amos Gibson
Crosby
G. A. Nash
A. C. Novosod and Sons
Lodge Skubal
Joe Blazek
Wheelock
Chas. Novosod
Elsie
Lena
Mildred
John Rychlik
Robert Beshier
W. E.bush
B. Kopetsky
P. J. Key
College Station
Macy Christian Church
Key
Macy
Kurten box supper yields sixty two dollars
A large Kurten crowd attended a box supper with net proceeds of 62 dollars after expenses. Miss Alene Yeager won the prettiest and most popular young lady honor. Local pastors from Houston Washington Birch Burton and Gay Hill attended a conference and returned home. Families and visitors from Bryan Madisonville and Longview are mentioned among weekend activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurten
Alene Yeager
Joe Yeager
Baltzer
H. Borne
Theo
Wobus
J. Ziegler
Houston
F. W. Braun
Washington
H. Barnofske
Birch
A. Walton
H. S. Schulz
Burton
QO. A. Meyer
Gay Hill
Evangelical Pastors
Kurten Lave
Herman Handerson
Chicago
Robert Buchanan
Fish’ Waley
We . Buchanan
W. JF. Odom
Louis Murphy
Fannie Berger
Bremond
Fritz Manthei
Marlin
Mary Lou Prinzel
Brya
August Prinzer
Evelyn and
Alia Stanford
Longview
Ellis Ballerstedt
Bryan
Marguerite Buchanan
Lewis Weise
Zulch
Reliance News Notes Death and Community Events
Reliance Nov 11 notes visitors to the Jones home and residents moving back. Local box supper planned for Nov 12 with entertainments and a call for boxes and money. Mrs Saxon and Halbrooks visits reported. Bryan area visitors noted. cotton harvest nearly complete. The death of John Solon Morgan in Bryan Nov 7 is reported. burial at Reliance Cemetery on Nov 8. Next Sunday plans include an all day church program with noon dinner. public invited.
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Reliance
Reliance News
Eagle
Nellie Lawless
Elsie Rae Gilpin
Lorane Keith
Z. L. Jones
W. N. Risinger
Ruth
Dora Lloyd
Grace Shealy
Aubrey Moore
Harold Shealy
Alma
Lois Mathis
George Saxon
W. E. Halbrooks
Homer Mathis
Bryan
Hi. Mathis
Lee Burley
Sons
College Station
John Solon Morgan
Reliance R
Felker Served Three Weeks Of Eight Year Term
AUSTIN Nov 11 Charles A Felker former Texas A and M College employee served about three weeks of an eight year sentence for embezzling college funds before a gubernatorial pardon. C L Stone testified before the House Investigating Committee that Felker embezzled about 147000 after an audit. He pleaded guilty in eight indictments with four sentences cumulative and four concurrent.
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Houston
Felker
Stone
Warmest Saturday of the Week Ahead of Tuesday Freeze
The Experiment Station of A and M College reports Saturday as the warmest day of the week with Tuesday the coldest. News notes Mr and Mrs W G Vanderwerth and their daughter Lila plan to move to Rockdale where Vanderwerth will work as a Linotype operator for the Rockdale Reporter. Vanderwerth previously worked in Engle for over three years making many friends here. Mrs Vanderwerth is a Bryan native, daughter of Mr and Mrs W D Stallings of the Alexander community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. and M. College
F. L
W. G. Vanderwerth
Lila Lila
Rockdale
Vanderwerth
Engle
Bryan
W. D. Stallings
Alexander
West Side Parent-Teachers Issue Year Book for Parents
The West Side School Parent-Teachers Association issues a year book for parents patrons and friends detailing officers teachers and a full annual calendar of meetings from September to May. It promotes child welfare in home school church and state with programs on fire safety history literacy thrift and community cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Parent-Teachers Association
Parent-Teachers Association of the
West Side School
West Side
Whith
C. M. Bethany
Hstory
Dorothy Ettie
Elizabeth Suber
Susie Benbow
Eva Stuart
J. E. Brown
J. M. Boriskie
N. A. Stuart
I. E. Warren
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Story of
Public Health Ark
Cnarchee
Relation of Chambers of Commerce To Rotary Clubs
Mrs. Lee J. Rountree, president of the Bryan Chamber of Commerce, spoke on the relation of chambers to Rotary clubs at a Bryan Rotary program led by K. Hassell. She praised Rotary’s ethics and urged unity to develop Bryan and Brazos County, stressing service above self and cooperation for city growth, roads, and agriculture.
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Chambers of Commerce
Rotary Clubs
Lee J. Rountree
C. L. Beason
Bryan Rotary
Geo. W. Prosser
John W. Searson
Harry Rogers
Sid Hardin
K. Hassell
Bryan Chamber of Commerce
Bryan Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
the Eagle
Bryan
Brazos County
Rotary Club
Rotary
Henderson
Woodrow Wilson
K. Hatsell
Gene Humbert
Ike Ashburn
C. L. Benson
Jno
W. Black
Wilson Bradley
J. F. Casey
W. J. Coulter
W. F. Davis
R. M. Damsby
W. E. Lermer
FE. J. Permier
H. C. Fulgham
Griesser
Tyler Haswell
Certificates and Seals Awarded in Teachers Training
The First Baptist Church of Bryan awarded certificates and seals for the October Teachers Training Course. Superintendent Chas W. Crawford presented passes to twelve men and women, with a Wednesday closing note announcing the November training starting November 15 for five nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church of
Bryan
First Baptist Church
Chas. W. Crawford
J. Webb Howell
J. M. Ferguson
J. Coulter Smith
S. M. Hunter
F. A. Bunting
T. R. Batte
R. S. Webb
Albert J. Buchanan
Travis B. Bryan
Adelle Hall
Minnie Cahill
Artie Lou Smith
Elizabeth Suber
Elizabeth Hunnicutt
Messrs
Pat Newton
Lon B. Locke
Davis Bunting
H. H. Newton
Crawford
Burroughs
Cotton Through Saturday Weighings in Bryan Warehouses
Cotton weighed through Saturday in Bryan warehouses shows Parker at 7 455 bales Union Warehouse 9 750 Eden Gin 1 769 round bales and 310 square bales. The note ends with a slogan urging early Christmas shopping.
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Bryan
Parker
Union Warehouse
Eden Gin
Barron Speaks at Armistice Day PTA Meeting
West Side Parent-Teachers' Association met at the school to observe Armistice Day with a patriotic program. Hon. W. S. Barron discussed peace, public schools funding, and Texas education policy, predicting a future solution to funding and avoiding low apportionment. Attendance awards went to the 5th and 7th grades. next meeting December 9 will focus on Juvenile Protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Parent-Teachers’ Association
W. S. Barron
America
Barron
Texas
Association
Infant Buried of Malazzo Family in Burleson County
The three months old infant son of Mr and Mrs Joe Malazzo of Burleson County was buried at Bryan Italian cemetery this morning at ten o clock with Dansby Furniture Co funeral directors in charge. He died at the family home near Mumford Burleson County on November 14 1926 at 6 am Rev Father Basil Bravi of the Italian Catholic church conducted services at the church and grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Malazzo
Burleson County
Bryan
Dansby Furniture Co
Mumford
Basil Bravi
Bryan High defeats Conroe High 20 to 7 in season finale
Bryan High School upset Conroe High 20 to 7 as Trant Curtis Cobb Louis Beard and Lawrence Griffin starred on offense while Cummins anchored the defense. Mike Barron and Curtis Cobb scored touchdowns and Barron added a kick after, sealing a strong team effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan High School
Conroe High
Clyde Braden
Canroe
Bryan
Trant
Curtis Cobb
Louis Beard
Lawrence Griffin
Cummins
Mike Barron
Barron
Dansby
Coals
Rev T A Searcy to Preach Here Tuesday Night
The Tecumseh College president Rev T A Searcy visits Bryan after attending a Free Will Baptist conference in East Texas and touring Houston. He will preach in Bryan Tuesday night, a return to the city where he once led a revival at the Free Will church. He is visiting his brother Dr C A Searcy and sister Mrs Ben Powers and neighbors report his influence on local church work. Also in Bryan today are Mr and Mrs I M Cook from Steep Hollow.
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H. Roitsch
Zurch
Annie Metzer
Bryan
Ben Metzer
Pauline Brockschmidt
Baby
Houston
Ozelle McDonald
W. T. Kelley
Kurten
Tabor
Dorothy Plawens
Henry Stroppe
Iow
Thetkla Kasiske
Ella Kehlenbrink
Louise Seeman
Robert Manthei
James Sabo
Ella Schram
Edelweiss Schultz
T. A. Searcy
Tecumseh College
Tecumseh
Okla
C. A. Searcy
Ben Powers
Free Will Baptist Conference
East Texas
Devotie Donahoe
Searcy
Free Will
Plans for East Texas Chamber visit entertain Bryan crowd
Mayor Haswell reports plans nearly complete for entertaining East Texas Chamber of Commerce directors. They meet at the Bryan Chamber office at 8:30 Monday November 22, tour Bryan, view A and M march, and attend a 1 o clock luncheon at Aggieland Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasswell
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Tyler Haswell
Bryan Chamber of Commerce
East Texas
Chamber of Commerce
Bryan
College
M. Endets
Mest
Bender and Smith Duel for Lions Public Speaking Honors
At a Bryan Lions Club meeting J Coulter Smith spoke on flowers and the florist’s craft while Johnny Bender entertained with humor and philosophy. The audience included numerous members and Ty Cobb led singing with the group.
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Johnny Bender
Coulter Smith
Meeting of Lions
Bender
Fort Worth
Lions
Sam Eberstadt
Eberstadt
Ty Cobb
F. D. Fuller
Ripper Erskine
J. Bryan Miller
Jess Hensarling
Rip Erskine
R. M. Sherwood
S. E. Eberstadt
Bob Irvine
Harry 8
Folee
J. Coulter Smith
E. B. Bryant
L. L. Stephens
J. E Hesarling
Tom Suber
Henry Locke
Noah H. Dansby
Willard Chambers
W. E. Neeley
R. V. Armstrong
Geo. W. Griner
Fred Hale
M. F. Vitopil
Thos. G. Watts
J. K. Bender
M. M. Erskine
F. PD. Fuller
Copies New Budget To Be Ready Dec 1 Says Control Board
AUSTIN Nov 16 R B Walthall member of the board of Control announced that copies of the budget would be ready by December 1 for distribution to the Legislature the Governor the Governor elect and all County Judges Formerly copies were sent to bank presidents but those were dropped The total budget will approach 38 500 000 the largest yet but remains above estimated revenue the volume includes itemized figures and four years of data for comparison The board aims to fund a state building program and raise salaries slightly while boosting education and normal institutions duties
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Control Board
Austin
R. B. Walthall
Ard. of Control
Texas
Walthall
Rarce
Nineteen Texas Boys Win Free Trips to Chicago Livestock Show
Nineteen Texas agricultural club members were awarded all expenses paid trips to the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago, funded by the Santa Fe Railroad. Winners, listed by name and home counties, were selected from county club records with judging by Extension Service specialists. The group will gather in Fort Worth on November 26 before traveling to Chicago.
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Chicago
College Station
Agricultural Club Boys of Texas
Santa Fe Railroad
Sterling C. Evans
Extension Service
A. and
M. College of Texas
Texas Boys
Texas
Vance Miler
Dallas
Raymond Brown
Cooke
Glen Moore
Brown
Hugo Aigner
Miam
Mc Ray Sparks
McLennan
Ralph Wolfe
Deaf
Armour Packing Company
Iso
C. M. Caraway
Comanche
Agricultural Club
Santa Fe
EB. A. Miller
Agronomist
W. R. Glazener
E. A. Bindaley
Fort Worth
Evans
L. P. Dinan
Brockes Takes Over Wilson Store In Texas City
Saturday J L Brockes bought the Sam B Wilson Woman's Department Store merchandise and fixtures from Tyler Haswell as estate administrator. The store is closed for inventory and will reopen under Brockes who has led the store’s purchasing department for 14 years and is known as a top buyer in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler Haswell
Ann B. Wilson
J. L. Brock
Sam B. Wilson
Ley
Wilson
Brock
Mrs. Mathias Menger Dies in Navasota After Crash
Mrs. Mathias Menger a prominent figure in church and social life died in Navasota Friday night from injuries after a car collision. She was born in Anderson Texas educated at Belton College, survived by her mother and several siblings. She served as president of the United Daughters of the Confederacy and worked with the D A R and D R T.
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Navasota
Mathias Menger
Ciurch
Menger
Anderson
Texas
Belton College
Roland McClure
United Daughters of the Confederacy
D. R. PT
John Marten
Donald Marten
John Marion
Dallas
Mrs Raysor to Visit Son in Boston Before London Year
Mrs P M Raysor leaves Bryan for Boston to see son Tom M Raysor and his family and meet two month old granddaughter Cicely Devereux Raysor. They sail January 1 1927 for a year in London where Tom will research at the British Museum after winning a Guggenheim fellowship.
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P. M. Raysor
Bryan
Boston
Mass
Tom M. Raysor
Cicely Devereux Raysor
United States
Europe
Guggenheim
New York City
Paul M. Raysor
Aleady
Raysor
Voleridge
British Muum
London
England
$30 1778 Bill Declared Legal Tender In New Britain
Bernard L. Hoppe holds a bona fide thirty dollar note dated September 26 1778 signed by A Lawrence secretary of the treasury It is about one quarter the size of a modern dollar and bankers say it remains legal tender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Britain
Conn
Bernard L. Hoppe
Hoppe
A. Lawrence
United States Treasury
Regie Wants Ad Quick Result Hint
A terse note seeking a quick result on an advertising inquiry. The message requests fast processing for a Regie want ad, aiming to speed up placement and visibility.
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Spillman Leavell
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Probeems
Conroe
Bryan Hiscore
Mrs. I. M. Cook
City
Steep Hollow
J. M. Conway
J.bryan Miller
George A. Adams
W. H. Cole
Eugene Edge
H. O. Ferguson
W. F. Gelber
E. J. Jenkins
John H. Lawrence
T. K. Lawrence
J. D. Martin
M. L. Parker
Mrs. Lee J. Rountree
A. M. Waldrop
Rado
Linn Foust
Bell
Jimmie Satterwhite
Garza
S. H. Hays
Scurry
Herman Henderson
Brazooo
JL Brockes
Wilson Store
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