Pankey Widow Mollie Pankey Dies in Bryan Hospital
Mrs Mollie Pankey of Mumford age 75 10 2 died at Bryan hospital Friday November 21 at 630 am after months of illness She was born January 16 1840 in Alabama and came to Brazos County after the Civil War She had no living relatives and no children Her funeral left McCullough Gordon undertakers chapel at noon for Hearne with services at 2 pm at First Baptist Hearne Rev J J Pipkin officiating Interment in Hearne cemetery Pallbearers listed including J H Collier T T Bush Mumford J Edga Covey Bryan and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Pankey
Mumford
Bryan
Jim Astin
Brazos Bottom
Alabama
Texas
Brazos County
Pankey Wa
First Baptist Church
Hearne
Mev
Charley Bullock
Bryan Hospital
Jedd Ho Collier
T L Bush
Ctarley E Bullock
Mearne
Funerel Corter
Leff the McCulloc
T T. Bush
J. Edga Covey
AW. McNe'l
L M Taylor
Fearre
R. Q. Astin
Bryan Tarnie Calloway
Hosea Collier Murrford
James Drug Store No 3 to Open Near A M College
Jas W James of the M B James Drug Company has closed a five year building lease on the Bovett property off the campus. The new store will be rushed to completion and aims to open before the New Year as the first drug store in the vicinity of A and M College. An entirely new stock of fixtures and merchandise will be installed, bringing first class drug store service to College Station and nearby areas similar to Bryan's James Drug Stores Nos 1 and 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. W. James
M. B. James Drug Company
Bovett
Oran Bovett
James Drug Store
A. and
M. College
College Station
Bryan
James Drug Stores
S. 1
Erwin H. Astin
Austin
Fred Pryor
Martha Rivers Allen
Alpha Phi Sorority
Robert Potts
Waco
Arthur Potts
College
C. S. Potts
Austin American
Oran Rogett
Jess Gammon
Ft. Worth
F. B. Cargill
L. M. Johnson
Don Tee
Dallas
Portland Cement Company
Tee
Bryan plan urged to solve small city problems
S E Eberstadt, secretary of the Bryan Chamber of Commerce, spoke in Cuero on Friday outlining the Bryan plan to handle community issues through the chamber. The Bryan organization has 615 members and a $7,400 annual budget, with votes on civic matters, cemetery issues, street work, and bond issues routed through the chamber. Brazos is Turkey County, and Bryan aims to welcome newcomers while fostering local purchases. The chamber maintains a floating fund to aid farmers starting new ventures as Bryan seeks to compete with Cuero as a Texas turkey center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero
S. E. Eberstadt
Chamber of Comerce
Bryan
Cero
Chamber of Commerce
Bryan Prganization
Larce
Industria
Brazos
Turkey County
Ines -Trvan
Texas
Turkey
Brazos County Conviction Upheld by Court of Criminal Appeals
County Attorney Oak McKenzie confirms the Court of Criminal Appeals has affirmed the Brazos County verdict in a case appealed from the district court. The October 1% term affirmed Andrew Armstrong, a Black man, convicted of transporting intoxicating liquor and sentenced to one year in the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Court OF Criminal Appeals
Oak McKenzie
Andrew Armstrong
Lions Minstrel Show Committee Delays January Date
The Lions Club committee led by Jess Cook met at 7 PM with Rev. R. L. Brown and J. Bryan Miler, plus Tom Suber and H. D. Cuy Kendall. They propose a late January show around January 29 if no conflicts arise, form two subcommittees for arrangements and publicity, and report their plan at the club luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Searcy
Lions Club
Jess Cook
R. L. Brown
J. Bryan Miler
Ofice
Lion Tom Suber
H. D. Cuykendall
Bryan Eagle
Lions Club Et i
Dramatic Entertainments of Renaisance Discussed at Delphian Meet
Bryan Delrhian Chapter held a Friday session with Mrs. Thomas Lundin presiding. Visitors welcomed as a cordial greeting was extended to Mrs. T. A. Adams. A parliamentary drill introduced the program focusing on the Renaissance dramatic entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Delrhian
Thomas Lundin
George Eisert
Lafrance
America Beauty
T. A. Adams
Willie Rogers
W. H. Darrow
Ville
M. R. Bentley
W. L. Porter
H. P. Smith
A. L. Ward
F. D. Fuller
R. Mawhinney
Bryan pastor named to Baptist executive board
Special to the Daily Dallas News November 24 reports the Baptist General Convention of Texas elected the new executive board and Baylor University and Baylor Hospital boards. Dr John A Held of Bryan was named a member of the executive board.
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DR. Held OF
Bryan
Baptist Executive Board
Ryan Daily Mages Dallas
Baptist General Convention of Texas
Baylor University
Baylor Hospital
Baptist General Convention
First Baptist Church
Dalas
Jno. A. Held
The
Baptist Church At
Reverend Hancock to Lead Campus Sunday Service
RF. FRED HANCORK WILL LFAG SERVICES AT COLLEGE SUNDAY S Pensacola? The campus Sunday school meets Sunday morning in Assembly Hall instead of Guion Hall. President Bizzell's senior Bible class holds its regular session. college convocation at 10 50 am is voluntary and led by Rev. C Fred Hancock of the campus Presbyterian group in Assembly Hall. Miss Neville Higgs, principal of the school at Tola, Grimey sanity, travels to Waco to spend the weekend with her health‑concerned mother, Mrs. Walter J. Higgs.
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Colege Station
Assembly Hall
Guion Hall
Bizzell
C. Fred Hancock
Presbyterian
Neville Hiegs
Tola
Grimey Sanity
Waco
Walter J. Higgs
Good Cheer Organization Meets in Bryan Chamber
The Good Cheer Association held its annual meeting at the Chamber of Commerce at 4:30 Monday afternoon. Officers were reelected: J L Brock president M R Parker vice president Tee T Rountree secretary and M M Erskine treasurer. The group praised past charity work and planned for the Christmas tree program and committee setup for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Cheer
of Good Cheer Association
Chamber of Commerce
M. B. Parer
Guy P. Bitle
R. Q. Astin
J. W. Batts
H. Burt
L. Guy Ament
M. R. Bent'er
Tyler Haswell
J. B. Priddy
M. M. Erskinne
B. Thompson
J. Bryan Miler
I. E. Warren
S. E. Eberstadt
J. L. Brock
C. B. Thompson
The
Free Baptist Church
S. F. Eberstadt
Tee J. Pountre
M. M. Erskine
J. J. Brock
Bryan
Eberstadt
Good “Heer
M.R. Parker
J.T. Brock
Charce
Ratcliffe Dill Wedding in Hearne Missouri Couple Wed
Richard Bargkn Ratcliffe and Miss Lucille Dill of Kansas City Missouri were married by Rev. Charles Bullock at the First Rankist church in Hearne after which the couple drove to Waco with Mr and Mrs J Parks returning home. The bride is sister of Mrs O J Parks and formerly from Missouri. The groom is a manager at Chambers Wil man Motor Company and the pair will reside with the Parks family while preparing a home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bargkn Ratcliffe
Lucille YI
Kansas City
J. Parks
Hearne
Chas. Bullock
First Rankist Church
Brdal Marty
Waco
Parks
Ratcliffe
Mechanics
Chambers
Motor Company
Hare
Prvan
Furmore
Pateliffe
9. J. Parks
New Graduate Library Room Planned at A M College
A new graduate library room is being prepared at Texas A and M College Station within a remodeled area between the commandant's office and the document room. Each student will have a personal shelf for books and papers. The facility will offer day and night study space, with top magazines and over 200 current subscriptions. T. F. Mayo ordered 518 new books, the largest single purchase by the library. Last year 1 500 books were added as the school aims to build a strong general library before a future grand library building. The student body is noted as eager readers, more so than at other agricultural colleges, yet space is crowded and further expansion is impossible without a new building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
T. F. Mayo
United States
M. Collere
Thanksgiving Visit To In Deperdence
Mrs W D Lawrence travels to In Deperdence Washington county for a Thanksgiving visit to her mother Mrs Blue and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Lawrence
Indeperdence
Washington County
Mrs. Blue
Gavel of historic wood presented state university
Special to Bryan Daily Eagle in Austin November 24 reports a gavel made from historic wood pieces will be donated to the University of Texas to honor the new stadium opening on Thanksgiving Day. crafted by N M Wilcox of Austin, the gavel includes wood from the Alamo and other Texas sites, linking past and present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Daily Eagle
Austin
University of Texas
N. M. Wilcox
Wilcox
Texas
University
San Antonio
N. T. Byers
Washington-on-the-Brazos
Garda
Col
Ber Milan
Colito
Verrimendi Palace
Galveston
la Grange
Colorado
Nicolas Dawson
Salado
Alamo
Ed Hall quits as president of First State Bank Waco
J M Nash elected president of First State Bank and Trust Company after Ed Hall resigns. Hall plans to stay in Waco and will not yet announce a new business connection. Nash will assume charge December 1 and may resign from Liberty National Bank board while remaining a stockholder. Trippett elected director. both men are active in Waco business and social life. Nash comments that local business supports the bank’s successful future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
J. M. Nash
First State Bank and Trust Company
Ed Hall
Frank Stevens
Nash
Liberty Natonal Bank
Liberty National Bank
Firs State Bank and Trust Company
Fire attacks on San Antonio Klan hall trigger alarm
Heavily armed guards patrol Beethoven Hall after three failed arson attempts at the Ku Klux Klan headquarters in San Antonio. Shots were fired at two fleeing men during the last attempt, clothing left on a fence nail indicated their escape route, and a watchman extinguished a burning bundle of cotton and paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Beethoven Hall
Ku Klux Klan
Fire crew prevents arson at oil building attack
A man reported a shooting at two men attempting to set a building alight. The guards, aided by Klansmen, increased patrols with shotguns and pistols. Earlier, two daytime fire-setting attempts were foiled as coal oil saturated parts of the structure. Night entrance to the grounds was noted as a separate incident.
Thanksgiving Sermon Focus On Gratitude And Selfishness
Dr. Jno A Held of First Baptist urges appreciation and thankfulness on Thanksgiving day. He contrasts grateful, happy people with selfish, ungrateful ones, and notes quiet contemplation as essential. The sermon will be delivered at the Christian church with special music by singers from all churches. Mr and Mrs C H Ward will perform a duet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno. A. Held
First Baptist Church
C H. Ward
Eerie Science Seminar Discusses Democracy and Liberalism
A Social Science Seminar at College Station featured Prof E Perry Patterson of the University of Texas delivering a two hour address on American democracy. He argued voting became traditional after broad franchise and urged social sciences from high school upward to educate citizens. The talk touched on industrialism, party dynamics, and the need for a liberal party, ending with a plea for suffrage consideration. Mrs Marry Graham and two Dallas area children visited hosts, while other locals planned Thanksgiving visits and lost horse and mule notices were posted.
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Tal
Bryan
Larry
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Coolidge
Davis
United States
ArFollette
Mrs Lale Knox Visits Boatwright Family
Mrs Lale Knox and her son of Austin and the mother and brother of Mr Stuart Boatwright of this city are visiting the Boatwrights for the weekend in their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lale Knox
Austin
Stuart
Boatwright
McCain Succeeds Willis at Bryan First Church
The Texas Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South wrapped up in Mount Pleasant with Bishop Moore announcing appointments. H. M. McCain of Conroe becomes Bryan First Church pastor, Bruno Martinelli and Francisco Zito to Bryan Italian Church, J. C. Thompson to College Station and Alexander, L. C. Upton to Millican circuit with J. W. McCreary Jr. assisting. Willis moves to Marlin. King Vivian to Jacksonville with his brother. D. H. Hotchkiss named presiding elder of the Navasota district.
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Bryan
Willis
Marlin
King Vivian
Jacksonville
Bryan Daily Eagle
Mount Pleasant
Texas Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Bisop
John M. Moore
H. M. McCain
Conroe
First
Bruno Martinelli
Francisco Zito
Millican
C. H. Hamilton
M. College
H. C. Willis
Bryan First
Methodist Church
College Station
D. H. Hotchkiss of
Navasota
Thanksgiving Football Trip Nets Local Social Set
Local residents and visitors traveled to Austin to witness the Aggie Longhorn clash and the opening of Clark Field Stadium. Numerous Bryan couples and students joined groups, with Miss Lillie Belle Gilpin, Misses Mae and Jewell Sowarby among those planning to return after the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Belle Gilpin
Parker Carroll
Della Wooten
Austin
Clyde Foster
A. and
M. College
A. K. Brown
Houston
Charley Moehlman
San Antonio
Floresville
Robert Bosque
Myrtle Holden
Lawrence Thompson
Bryan
Lena Wooten
Lee J. Rountree
W. M. Kelly
Waco
Aggies
Longhorns
Harold Sanders
John M. Lawrence Sr
John M. Lawrence, Jr
Bie
Clark Field
Morris Tatum
Bryan Hich School
Helen Racy
State Teachers Association
Tatum
Robb'e Nichol
Thoroug
Bovides
A. L. Pace
Greece Bowman
East 28Th. Street
Local visitors and returns noted in Bryan area
Saturday’s Daily reports Todee W. Davis returning from a short business trip to Austin. Tenis T. Murphy of Kurten is among Bryan visitors on business. Mrs. T. R. Batte came back from a three week Houston visit with her daughters. Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Kadell, Mrs. W. T. Bryant and her New Orleans party joined Mrs. Batte in Houston. Dr. and Mrs. S. W. Bissing of College spent the afternoon in Bryan visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Held
First Baptist Church
Dallas
N. A. Bush
Houston
Bryan
Bush
Annie Ware
M. Hendricks
Mr. Hendricks
Mrs. Hendricks
Todee W. ©. Davis
Austin
Tenis T. Murphy
Kurten Way
T. R. Batte
Itouston
F. I. Scott
Miller
Kadell
W. T. Bryant
Little Son
New Orleans
Ratte
S. W. Bissing
College
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Rollie Hankey
Munford
Ibnfs Nrug
A. & Mi. College
SOGN
Sie. S. E. Frepstadt
BRYEN
Runfeng C
Kate Kelly
Anderson County
Grimes County
Laura Belle Roten
Keley
Prazas County Federaion of
Kelly
M Es Kelly
Miss Kelly
Anderson
Ralph Chambers
Whitewreht
Ford Agency
Whitewrieht
Pryan
John H. Greee
Pitts Bridee
Lion Committee
Rena
Gabe Carell
S. E. Cavitt
Fred Hancork
College Sunday
State University
First State Bank
Rare Eerie OF Science
Marry Graham
Wichita Falls
Preston Goen
Graham
Mrs. Goen
Frank Webb, Jr
Beaumont
Cecile Webb
Geo
Henry
Tabor
Elmer’ Brockman
Dorothy Sue
Hl. Fil. McCain
H.C. Willis
Bram
Daly
Teeke McNeeley
Mise Winona
Melvin
Watt McNeeley
Bie Foot Hall Rame
Fthel Sellers
Caroline Kern
Annie Mae Stuart
Kathleen Stuart
Mae Terry
Alta Gale
G G Ge'e
Ofe Weinke
Agricultural Economies Department
A. and M College
Mills P. Walker
H. Walker
Ewing McKinney
Conway
Arkansas
W. R. Fairman
McKinney
Loniz
Carl Cole
Olie Fmmel
Government Dam
Wienke
Chicago
Lloyd Young
Corsicana
Lloyd
J. Seth Mooring
Young
D. C. DeMaret
J. J. Tatum
East Texas
Carthage
Roganville
Kirbyville
Free Baptist
Rev. Tatum
J. H. Allen
Woodville
Tom Hennessy
Juliette Castles of
Stephn F. Austin
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