Bryan Rotary Club Hosts Pythians in Luncheon Program
Grand Chancellor W. S. Lemly of the Texas Knights of Pythias was guest of honor at a Bryan Rotary Club luncheon with Vice Chancellor B. W. Steele and others. The 20 minute Pythian program featured remarks praising community citizenship and Rotary club spirit. Music by Major Ike S. Ashburn impressed attendees.
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Leonard E. Morehead
Tyler Haswell
H. O. Ferguson
Grand Lodge
W. S. Lemly
Temple
W. B. Steele
Houston
O. P. Gresham
Banner Pythian-Knight
Jno. T. Banner
H. C. Ferguson
W. C. Davis
Fred Henry
Cameron
S. W. Adams
Navasota
Lee J. Rountree
Bryan Fire Department
C. E. Jenkins
Jess Conlee
Knights of Pythias
Allen Academy
Ernest
Bryan Telephone Co
K. of P.s
Bryan
Slovacek
Geo. J. Nedbalek
Tom Suber
Elbert Gammon
Seth Taylor
Hal Helton
Marshall Bullock
Ollie Parks
Tom, Gilmore
Chubby Gregg
Jennings Franklin
C. C. Walker
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias of Texas
Rotary
B. W. Steele
John S. Bonner
Pythian Banner
M. E. Wallace
Pythian Grand Lodge
Lemly
B Ryan
Rotary Club
Texas
Steele
W. 8. Lemly
Petit Jury Drawn for Brazos County
The Brazos County district court drew a week long petit jury list for Monday October 17 summoned by Sheriff L. E. Morehead. The roster includes J. Carrol W. I. McCulloch J. F. Simpson J. H. McCullough E. B. Royall and others such as J. B. Priddy Ron Francis Jack T. Johnson I. M. Weedon F. J. Edge and several more jurors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
J. A. Gandy
J Coulter Smith
J. O. Tucker
J. M Wincannon
Albert Payne
J. W. Hathorne
Mrs Holden Injured in Fall in Coleview
Mrs M E Holden aged 65 of Coleview fell last Sunday injuring her right hip. Medical aid was called and though painful no bones are broken, it will be weeks before she can be out again.
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M. E. Holden
Coleview
Zim Edenurday
Texas Club boys chosen for Southeastern Fair judging team
Eight Texas Club boys selected by S C Evans of the A and M Extension Service to represent Texas in livestock judging at the Southwestern Fair Atlanta October 19 and 20 and at the International Exposition Chicago November 25. Top four go to Atlanta or Chicago. prizes include a trip to the English Royal Livestock Show and cash awards. The Texas team won first prize last year.
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College Station
Texas
Texas Club
S. C. Evans
Extension Service
A. & M. College of Texas
Atlanta
Georgia
Chicago
Jack Idol
Coleman
Gordon Gillespie
Paul Boriskie
Bryan
Robert Calvert
Corsicana
Cecil Hodges
Granger
Guy Pogue
Cedar Hill
James Miller
Dalkis
Ted Willis
Midlothian
Dallas
Bryant
London
England
The
Fair Association
Texas National Egg Laying Contest at A M College
The Texas National Egg Laying Contest at Texas A and M College records a high pen of 94 eggs by Barred Plymouth Rocks owned by M A Lee of Seadrift. Second pen 83 eggs. two S C White Leghorns tie for highest individual with 25 eggs. E E Payne Fort Worth and J L Baits Decatur are tied for second with 28 eggs. The contest runs twelve months to Oct 30. highest to date is Wm Moore Dayton with 798 eggs. others include M A Lee Sea Drift and Mrs W R Jones Carthage. Bert Washburn Kerens has the top individual at 205 eggs. J L Baits Decatur second with 203.
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College Station
Texas
A. & M. College of Texas
T. J. Conway
M. A. Lee
Seadrift
Eves Rocks
S. C. White
Wm. Moore
Dayton
Plymouth Rocks
W. R. Jones
Carthage
Bert Washburn
Kerens
J. L. Baits
Decatur
Bryan Red Cross Health Week Planned in Bryan
The Brazos County Red Cross announces October 24 to 28 as Health Week in Bryan. East and West side schools will host health work with scales and height rods for measuring children. Eloise Berry of Austin assists under Red Cross supervision and Superintendent Madison Hall supports including weight and height in monthly pupil reports.
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The
Brazos
Couny
Red Cross
Bryan
Madison Hall
Bryan Woman's Club Pledges Support to Education in Texas
The Bryan Woman's Club held its first business session of the year with Mrs. Hettie M. Curry outlining goals. She urged members to back educational, moral, and civic movements, emphasize service, and unite as a team to foster a stronger Bryan and a broader Texas Federation.
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Bryan Womans Club
Texas
Bryan
Hettie M. Curry
Prince of Wales
Dean
Texas Federation
D. B. Cofer
Jewel Mathis
Steep Hollow
College of Industrial Arts
Denton
Woman’s Club
J. B. Beers
F. L. Henderson
Federation
J. Webb Howell
S. C. Williams
Giants Win World Championship Over Yankees 1921
The Giants defeated the Yankees 1 to 0 to claim the World's Championship for 1921. The victory was reported as a special AP dispatch to the Eagle from New York dated October 13.
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Associated Press
The
Eagle
New York
Giants
Tojay
Yanks
Emma Dee Randle to Perform at Guion Hall
Residents of Bryan and College Station will see Miss Emma Dee Randle October 17 at Guion Hall at 7 45 PM. Her refined art combines humor and dramatic power with a sweet voice and broad repertoire from classics to modern selections.
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Bryan
Emma Dee Randle
Guion Hall
Miss Randle
Polyanna
Enoch Arden
Ina Balcony
Ruth
Petition for Organizing A. and M. Society Readied
Students of the A and M College with distinguished rank met at the M C A chapel and appointed a four member committee to frame a petition for authority to form a scholarship based society. The panel includes John F. Mayo E E McQuillen W W Lynch and L G Jones. The petition targets the board of directors and the next meeting in Houston on October 21.
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College Station
Texas
A. and M. College
John F. Mayo
E. E. McQuillen
W. W. Lynch
L. G. Jones
Houson
Knights of Pythias Barbecue At Oak Grove
Claud G. Walker led a Knights of Pythias barbecue at Oak Grove on Wednesday. Grand Chancellor Lemly praised the meat, saying it is the best ever eaten.
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Claud G. Walker
Knights of Pythias
Oak Grove
Lemly
Claud
Livestock and Agricultural Loan Company Meets in Texas
About 100 cattle raisers farmers and bankers from across Texas gather in Fort Worth for the organization meeting of a 1.5 million dollar Livestock and Agricultural Loan Company under the War Finance Corporation. Details to be set at a conference starting at 3 p.m. Eugene Meyer Jr managing director of the War Finance Corporation pledges eastern financial backing via telegram to Marriott Sansom manager of the local cattle loan agency.
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Ty Associated Press
Ft. Worth
Texas
War Finance Corporation
Eugene Meyer, Jr
Mariott Sansom
Pershing and Foch to Arrive Oct 29
Washington reports final plans for Marshal Foch French leader and General John Pershing on their U S visit. The Legion reception committee will host the pair in New York when Foch arrives aboard the Paris on October 29 and Pershing joins from France.
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Associated Press
Washington
Marshal Foch
France
United States
Legon
Marshall Foch
New York
Paris
General John Pershing
Villain or hero the boll weevil affects world markets
The Dallas Gallveston News argues the boll weevil is not a villain but a complex factor in cotton markets. It warns that curtailing production harms global supply, costs jobs and raises prices, urging orderly production to restore prosperity and urging reform of the paper’s stance.
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Dallas-Galveston News
Williamson
Denton
Belortom
Rio Grande
Dallas
Houston
Russia
Will Purchase Breeding Stock at Dallas Fair
College Station Texas Oct 13 Warren animal husbandryman of the Experiment Station of the A and M College left yesterday for Dallas where he will purchase swine breeding stock from among the blue ribbon winners on exhibition at the Fair for swine breeding work at the Station.
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College Station
Texas
Warren
A. and M. College
Dallas
Farmers Organize Chamber of Commerce in Bon Weir
Special to the Eagle Bon Weir Vex Oct 11 a record for a small town was set when the community formed a Chamber of Commerce with sixty charter members. Plans aim for 100 members and a full time secretary. Members pledge a $2 monthly maintenance fee. Directors named: Lee Davis Payne Davis J A Collins Warren Gunter J E Watson J D Miller all farmers and I T Campbell a merchant.
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Bon Weir
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Bon Wer
Santa Fe
inliSiana
Jyve
Httie
Tas
Clarence Pearson Dies in Austin
Clarence Pearson, longtime Bryan and Brazos County figure and former Bryan Eagle printer, died at his Austin home after a long illness. Born in Bryan, he later led the Palestine Printing Co. before moving to Austin two to three years ago. He is survived by his wife, children, two sisters, a brother, and other relatives. The remains will be transported to Palestine for burial with a funeral there Wednesday.
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Bryan
Brazos County
Clarence Pearson
Austin
Mr. Pearson
Bryan Eagle
Palestine
Palestine Printing Co
Methodist Women Make Great Gains in Missionary Society
For the past week Methodist women have worked to enlist all church women in the Woman's Missionary society. Attendance rose at Monday meetings as Circle No 1 led by Mrs J D Martin with 13 members and 2 new members reported full reports and increased interest. Circle No 2 met with Mrs R B Welch and discussed great judges of the Bible with many members present. Circle No 8 met with Mrs F D Pierce and had the largest turnout of the year. Circle No 4 held a meeting but did not report results.
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Central
Texas
Brazos Lodge No. B4
Knights of Pythias
Henry §. Locke
R. M. Walker
C. S. Beckwith
M. M. Erskine
John M. Caldwell
Oak McKenzie
Guy F. Boyett
J. ST. Maloney
T. G. Suber
Pythianisu
District Court Room
Houston
Brenham
Calvert
Hearne
Mart
Cameron
Navasota
Normangee
Hempstead
Caldwell
Franklin
George E. Hadhey
H. C. Willis
First Methodist Church
Tyler Haswell
Bryan
Lee J. Rountree
Brazos Lodge No
John T. Bonner
Hadley
W.M. Futch
Henderson
J. R. Allen
Ennis
Tom Connally
Washington
Washington, D. C
Navasota Lodge
B. W. Steele
Weatherford
Ward Templeman
Brazos Lodge
Templeman
Henry L. Lewis
S. W. Adams
Chamber of Commerce
H. M. Timmons
Florlick
Dokies
Navasta Lodge
William Sterle Lemley
Waco
Bryan Lodge
Lemley
W. C. Davis
Pythian Brotherhood
White
Pink Gresham
Texas Banner
Pythian Knight
Woman's Missionary Society
Circle No. 1
J. D. Martin
Mesdames
F. W. Crenshaw
G. B. Abercrombie
R. B. Welch
Pearl Martindale
Will Poindexter
J. L. Batte
G. C. White
R. M. Dansby
W. C. Boyett
A. L. Koenig
F. D. Pierce
Mesdames “Munday
B. S.i. Eoneine
J. W. Hall
J. Jenkins
H. GC. Willis
J. E. Carter
H. N. Cochran
A. M. Waldrop
W. W. Solomon
R. H. Hensarling
Reverends Sholl and Fuller Head to Brownwood
Rev W N Sholl and FP D Fuller left this morning for Brownwood to attend the annual meeting of the Presbyterian Synod of Texas. The usual prayer meeting at the First Presbyterian church will be led by Mr Charles Marten on Wednesday evening.
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W. N. Sholl
FP. D. Fuller
Brownwood
Presbyterian Synod of Texas
First Presbyterian Church
Charles Marten
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G. W. Treadwell
R. B. Jones
Geo. Turner
R. P. Haltom
G. K. Clement
J. A. Stark
H. L. Russell
H. H. Keese
L. B. Thomas
T. E. Wallace
W. C. Higes
C. E. Ball
W. J. Walker
Sgt. Chas. B. Jones
Joseph H Maloney
William J. Franks
Claud Bowen
W. S. Waldeck
W. E. Beach
W. T. Taliaferro
Ernest ©. Ferry
Simp Thomas
Ernest E. Coe
E. A. Harris
J. T. Evans, Jr
W. S. McIntyre
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J R. Oeer
Jess B. McGee
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John A. Moore, Jr
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O. O. Henderson
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W. B. Edge
J. H. Todd
E. C. Elliott
Jack T. Johnson
Misses Waallee
Ethel Sellers
Esther McCulloch
Broach
P. A. Tardy
Dick Fain
Senator Lewis
Bryan Rotary Club
Pythians
Mrs. Holden Hart
Southeastern Fair
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A. & M. Society
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Pershing
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Rev. Sholl
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