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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1923

Page

4

Bryan Daily News Social Notes Highlights Local Visits

Many residents and visitors are listed with calls on oil prospects in Carlos and attendance at Bryan Hearne football games. Names include Jim Thomas Charles Holmes Marvin Carroll and Rev J J Tatum among others visiting oil prospects and attending local events with reports of illnesses travel and professional appointments across Bryan Hearne Houston Ballinger Orange and Burlington.

Jim Thomas Chas. Holmes Marvin Carroll J. J. Tatum W. B. Cline J. W. Batts Phillip Trant Carlos Forrest Jones Maudelle Bess Lou Wiley Thurston Cole 5. C. Williams Hearne Bryan Eagle Moley Adolph Hobarta Rye J. Groginsky’s O. J. Haber Lucy Dean Haber Ballinger Caroline Kern Marlin Ethel Sellers Houston Minnie Finnegan W. H. Lawrence W. R. Fairman M. E. Wallace W. P. Trant Grimes County Katie Daly J. D. Ganter J. C. Williams Fort Worth J. B. Sanders A. B. Ewing Ewing & Patterson Auto Supply and Patterson F. W. Kazmeier Orange Kazemier Orange County Chamber of Commerce Howard Hahne Madison Wisconsin Daly W. B. Bizzell B. Youngblood College Ing B. L. Foster Mildred Steep Hollow Thomas J. James F. E. Lichte South College Avenue Burlington North Carolina N. A. Gregg Henry L. Fountain

Mrs. P. E. Dishman Returns From Visit in J. E. Dishman Home

Mrs. P. E. Dishman, visiting at the J. E. Dishman home, returned to Waco today. R. V. Armstrong is in Houston.

P. E. Dishman J. E. Dishman Waco R. V. Armstrong Houston

Bryan Briefs of Local Social and Business News

Numerous residents and visitors travel to and from Bryan for family, church, and social events. Guests include F. J. Vitopil moving to Houston, Dr. Fred B. Johnson in town, Rev. and Mrs. Bullock to Palacios for a wedding, and Mrs. Beck improving after illness. Local events cover hospital updates, Bridge Club meetings, A and M College exhibits in Dallas, and community notices.

J. E. Burney North Zulch Bryan J. F. Ferney Hearne A. & M.southwestern F. A. Lowry Houston W. D. Stallings Tabor W. A. Withers Jr Bettie Bobby Denver Parker Carroll D. M. Dansby Walter J. Higgs Texas Lucy Parks E. F. Parks College Avenue E. M. Haley Tennessee E. M. Haley Jr J. W. Dyer F. J. Vitopil Fred B. Johnson San Antonio College J. M. Bullock Palacios Albert Bullock S. R. Wright Fort Worth Frank B. Brown H. Ness Herbert Reis Franklin Edge Etta Peters R. L. Brown Lacey W. Littlejohn Annie Lee Burns Yoaum Brown Fred Beck Glen Flora Beck Leila Evans John M. Lawrence Jr Palestine Dave McDonald Juliette Castles East 28Th Street George Long Dallas Mr. Long M. E. Wallace Carlos Grimes County G. A. Long M. College John W. Black Baby Bryan Hospital The Presbyterian Church W M. Hudspeth Hal Solomon Tyler W. W. Solomon F. D. Fuller Feed Control Department Pilot Point Salina E. R. Dickerson Wellborn Lloyd Campbell Mart Campbell T. A. Bullock C. H. Mathis Homer and Leon Reliance Abilene Fred Rucker W. W. Kraft S. G. Bailey John Fuseback Sr Fickey George A. Adams Bryan Cemetery Association City National Bank Domino Club Bryan Country Club William F. Gelber West 24Th Street Mat Hall East 24Th Street H. J. Tuffly Grover White Cameron Albert Payne Charlie Payne R. F. Fields Snook Burleson County Frank J. Vitopil Lynn Sample J. S. Doane Temple Frank Vitopil Roscoe Bates A. G. Beard W. S. Mial Brazos Bottoms

Women’s Auxiliary Meeting Attendances Noted

Mrs J L Brock and Mrs F D Fuller returned Tuesday night from Conroe where they went to attend a meeting of the Women’s Auxiliary.

J. L. Brock F. D. Fuller Conroe Women’s Auxiliary

H. & T. C. Substituting Storm Sewer for Ditch

The H. & T. C. Railway plans to clean the ditch between 25th and 26th streets beside the track before installing a large diameter storm sewer. After earth is placed, the ditch will disappear. Work may extend toward 24th street.

H. & T. C. Railway 26Th Streets 25Th Street

State Fair Prepares for Texas Farm Youth Encampments

The State Fair of Texas readies for the boys and girls of Texas farms visiting during their annual club encampments. Boys run October 16 to 18 led by S C Erans of A and M College, with Miss M Helen Higgins guiding the girls from A and M staff. The dormitory is renovated, roofs redone, and beds renewed to accommodate the visitors and the educational opportunities at the fair.

Texas S. C. Erans A. and M. College M. Helen Higgins

Rev Thompson Returns From Texas Free Baptists Meet

Rev C B Thompson pastor of the Free Baptist church reports a splendid Texas Association of Free Baptists gathering held with New Hope church Henderson where he began ministry. He notes good attendance from across Texas and growth at each church. While there he visited the first couple he married and the first convert.

Thompson Texas Association Meet OF Free Baptists C. B. Thompson The Free Baptist Church Lenderson Texas Association of Free Baptists New Hope Church Texas Henderson

Tex-RET Promises Relief But Errors Persist With Liver Help

Stinging ad style text claiming Tex-Ret will not fix a failing liver prompts frustration and a money back claim. Notices include a stray mare mule pair description, fifteen hands high, with a $5 reward and contact for E. W. Crenshaw in Bryan and Roy Thurman in Edge, Texas.

E. W. Crenshaw Bryan Roy Thurman Edge Texas

Honest Untiring Public Servant Deserves Gratitude

The essay praises dedicated public servants who work for half their private sector pay and face neglect from citizens and press. It recalls a local diligent official who endures hardship without vacation while serving the state, urging readers to express appreciation rather than only criticism.

W. L. Harrington Europe Bryan

Navasota Seeks 450000 Bond for Road Improvements

Petitioners in Grimes County ask the county commissioners to call an election on November 20 to authorize a 450000 bond issue for road improvements. The drive, led by J Wallace Brosig and others, shows strong local support with 169 signatures from qualified voters.

Navasota Grimes County County Commissioners Court J. Wallace Brosig H. L. Lewis R. L. Renick Lee McGinty Navasota Examiner

Uniform parking on Main Street would aid weekend shoppers

Mrs M R Bentley argues for a city wide parking plan on Main Street with cars angled 45 degrees and spaced 12 to 18 inches from neighbors. She says coordinated parking would reduce endless loops for spaces and prevent damage from random angles, while not reducing street width benefits.

M. R. Bentley Main Street Bryan

Belton Female College President Reports at Baptist Convention

Dr. F. M. Law, president of Belton Female College, delivered his report during the Baptist convention in session here. The note appears in a Houston Post clipping from twenty five years ago.

Waco F. M. Law Belton Female College Baptist Convention Houston Post

TESCO Relieves Various Ailments and Urinary Troubles

An advertisement promises relief for lumbago weak back stone in the bladder Brights disease diabetes urinary troubles gout and rheumatism with a money back guarantee. The claim blends multiple conditions into a single remedy pitch.

Bright

Dr Thachers Liver and Blood Syrup advertisement

An advertisement promotes Dr Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup as a tonic to boost energy, appetite, and vitality for tired people. It claims benefits for liver and kidney function, blood purification, and renewed ambition, offering a money back guarantee. The message lists M H James Drug Co and James Drug Store No 2 as agents.

Dr. Thacher M. H. James Drug CO James Drug Store NO. 2

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