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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1923

Page

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Woman's Home Missionary Meet Discusses Church Problems

Delegates at the Woman's Home Missionary Society convention within the Methodist church hear reports on district work and departmental programs. Talks cover social service youth groups rural church work and more led by Mrs. N W Wycough and others with a noonday luncheon and a campus drive about Bryan.

Woman’s Home Missionary Society Methodist Church N. W. Wycough Madisonville J. N. Goodwin S. E. Eberstadt Bryan The Baptist Tabernacle J.N. Goodwin H. C. Willis John A. Held J. Coy Williams Caldwell N. M. Wycough the Tabernacle W. B. Bizzell F. A. Beuchel W. A. Stone W. F. Thomas B. F. Harrison S. G. Bailey J. R. McKee J. L. Dickey Tabernacle Corps Crockett J. FE. Brooks Ira M. Camp Navasota D. W. Sargent Hal Camp M. E. Parker Robert Grace C. B. Farrington Huntsville Frances Leake

Arrangement Made for Three County Negro Institute

George Barron of Grimes County Richard Goodman of Robertson County and D J McDonald of Brazos County met at the Court House Monday afternoon and arranged a tri county Negro teachers institute to be held here the week before Christmas. They made a permanent arrangement for such an institute annually with the gathering to be held in Bryan the first week in September at the same time the tri county institute for white teachers is at College Station.

George Barron Grimes County Richard Goodman Robertson County D. J. McDonald Brazos County Court House McDonald Bryan College Station

State secretary refuses recognition to Governor Walton

Oklahoma City October 24 Associated Press reports a clerk from Governor Walton's office attempted to file two executive orders with the secretary of state. Miss Una Roberts assistant secretary of state refused to accept the papers because the Senate had suspended the governor. Officials said the incident could lead to court action to challenge the suspension's legality.

Associated Press Oklahoma City Walton Una Roberts State Senate

P. O. K. K. Banquet Set For October Night at Bryan Hotel

The Bryan Dokey Club holds its regular monthly banquet on Monday night October 29 at Hotel Bryan designated as ladies night. Each Dokey may invite his wife sweetheart or other lady guest to attend.

Bryan Dokey Club Hotel Bryan

Marriage Licenses Issued This Past Week in Brazos County

The Brazos county court house issued multiple marriage licenses this past week starting October 16. It lists couples including John Price and Parthenia Harris, Alvin Roberson and Aline Kelley, James Lakeston and Emma Lockett, Estell Henderson and Hattie Wigens, Robert Franklin and Mattie Wallace, Sheddie Roberson and Hannah Terrell, Shade Johnson and Roberta Garland, O Neal Jones and Willie Hayes, Frank Scombrey and Mary Jones, Henry Wilson and Mary Jane Webb, Tommie Chapell and Eliza McMurry, W H Longbridge and Halley Banks, Chronic Davis and Helen Haire, Jesus Velasquez and Amanda Delgadillo.

Brazos County Court House John Price Parthenia Harris Alvin Roberson Aline Kelley James Lakeston Emma Lockett Estell Henderson Hattie Wigens Robert Franklin Mattie Wallace Sheddie Roberson Saanah Terrell Shade Johnson Roberta Garland O'Neal Jones Willie Hayes Frank Scombrey Mary Jones Henry Wilson Mary Jane Webb Tommie Chapell Eliza McMurry W. H. Longbridge Halley Banks Chronic Davis Helen Haire Jesus Velasquez Amanda Delgadillo

Auto Licenses Past Week Brazos County

The following automobile licenses have been issued in Brazos county in the course of the past week. J Conway O A Hanke J L Callaway H Jones Fred L Cavitt M B Parker Antone Blazek Buster Williams Sam Marghetta John F McGill Joe W Sikorske W G Henderson Miss Julia Parezek Arthur L Smith Tony Piccolo L F E Dowd R W Warren Mose Johnson F D Lefevre Victor Canitello W A Duncan W E Lewis F B Kapczinski.

Brazos County J. Conway O. A. Hanke J. L. Callaway H. Jones Fred L. Cavitt M. B Parker Antone Blazek Buster Williams Sam Marghetta John F. McGill Joe W. Sikorske W. G. Henderson Julia Parezek Arthurl. Smith Tony Piccolo L. F E. Dowd R. W. Warren Mose Johnson F. D. Lefevre Victor Canitello W. A. Duncan W. E. Lewis F. 8 Kapcehinski

Giant Potato Shocks Burleson County in 20 Pound Claim

Carto Secarmada from two miles from Pitts Bridge near Cald well Burleson county brings in a sweet potato claimed to weigh 20 pounds at digging with other potatoes on the same vine totaling 26 pounds. He says the potato grew in sandy land without fertilizer and he expects 200 bushels per acre from the patch.

Carto Secarmada Pitts Bridge Caldwell Burleson County Eagle Office

Reading Club Forms Scholarship Fund at Carnegie Library

The Reading Club held a Tuesday meeting at Carnegie Library presided by Mrs. A A Lenert. They voted to create and maintain a scholarship fund and appointed Mrs. Ff Edson, Mrs. C M Bethany, Mrs. A P Swallow and Mr. T B Bryan to plan it. Kathleen Sims was elected to represent the club at the Texas Federation of Women's Clubs meeting in Wichita Falls November 13 to 17. The program covered the novel Cytherea by Joseph Hergesheimer with talks on its real and hidden purposes led by Mrs. E O Edson and Mrs. Dora Wilson, followed by discussions with many members listed.

Reading Club Carnegie Library A. A. Lenert Ruth Lawler Mesdames Ff. O. Edson C. M. Bethany A. P. Swallow T. B. Bryan Kathleen Sims Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs Wichita Falls Joseph Hergesheimer E. 0. Edson Dora Wilson Lamar Jones Nina Henry Mesdames C. M. Bethany H. R Brayton J. S. Caldwell G. L. Crawford F. C. Edson Sterling Evans 4. P. Swallow Mal Hall Ralph Ware Fred Jones A. A. Lennett J. T. S. Park Dora Wilsen G. R. Warren

Power Plant Sets City Peak for September to October Output

City Manager F E E Mc Adams cites October delivery at 117049 kilowatts, up 12000 from all prior months. Electricity use for lights rises in winter while water consumption falls, with spring reversing the pattern.

F E. E. McAdams Mr. McAdams

Brazos County Boys Win Money for Yellow Dent Corn

A report from R W Persons to County Agent Benson notes Brazos County club boys earned good money on Yellow Dent corn at the State Fair. The message says I W Hill of the U S Department of Agriculture may visit Brazos County clubs in Bryan on Tuesday October 23, with planned visits to Tebor Edge and Kurten clubs.

Brazos County Co. L. Benson R. W. Persons Dallas Washington, D. C Bryan Mr. Hill Tebor Edge Kurten

Mr and Mrs Fountain Honeymoon Visitors in Bryan

Mr James Milton Fountain and his wife Mary St Claire Russell arrived in Bryan from Dallas this afternoon by auto after their marriage last Sunday. Mrs Fountain, formerly Miss Russell of Bonham, is praised as a bright asset to Bryan social and church life. The couple will reside with F J Fountain on East 29th street during their early days.

Champion killer sentenced to death in jail break case

Sidney Welk was found guilty of murdering Willis Champion, a county jailer, and was sentenced to death by a Dallas jury. Champion was shot during an unsuccessful attempt to break jail on September 26.

Associated Press Dallas Tex Sidney Welk Willis Champion Night County Champion

Bry an Cemetery Association Urges Community Clean-up

At a Bry an Cemetery Association meeting, members led by George A. Adams and Mayor Tyler Haswell called on the public to help clean up their cemetery lots. Rain has spurred weeds. volunteers are named to supervise sections across the cemetery.

Bryan Cemetery Association George A. Adams Tyler Haswell J. E. Astin John K. Parker Mary Carr Dana Carnes J. E. Covey R. S. Webb T. R. Batte South West Mable Castlee J. Webb Howell North West George M. Brandon North East

Music Study Club Changes Meeting Day

The Bryan Music Study Club met at 3 p.m. with Mrs. W. S. Howell presiding. Nine teen members attended. Meetings will alternate Thursdays beginning the second Thursday in October to avoid a conflict with the Extension Club. A choral club was approved with Gabe Cazell as director. Federation dues were paid and members urged to report promptly. New members elected include Mesdames O. A. Ashworth A. L. Darnell Roy Stone R. W. Persons A. S. Ware and Misses Helen Held Violet Short Marjorie Short. Ruth Lawler led a Bach lesson.

Bryan Music Study Club W. S. Howell Extension Club Music Club Unaimous Gabe Cazell A. Ashworth A. L. Darnell Roy Stone R. W. Persons A. S. Ware Helen Held Violet Marjorie Short Ruth Lawler Bach

School Children to Visit Brazos Poultry Show Friday

The majority of county pupils are to attend the Brazos County Poultry Show on Friday December 7 the last day of the three day event Superintendent V J Boriskie announced after a meeting with D J McDonald Teachers will bring pupils in Friday afternoon to view about seven hundred birds on exhibit Prizes are monetary for all exhibitors except professionals who receive ribbons Catalogs are available on request from the superintendent

Brazos County V. J. Boriskie D. J. McDonald Boriskie

Selphian Club Meets in Regular Friday Session

Members of the Bryan Delphian Society held their regular Friday afternoon program focused on linking European and Asiatic civilizations. A Babylon clay tablet exhibit, secured by Mrs. M. Francis, accompanied a discussion on The Medo Persian Empire led by Mrs. J. H. Allen.

Bryan Delphian Society Babylon M. Francis O. M. Ball College Station J. H. Allen Chas. Wetter F D. Fuller Gabe Cazell Annie Dearing Henry Locke Eberstadt EE. McAdams David Reid Langdon Spell Lamar Jones B. QO. Mitchell Eastland Bryan F. D. Fuller Palestine

Falling Thrall Youth Hurt From Window Jump

Gill Lewis, an Allen Academy student from Thrall Texas, was badly hurt Thursday when he fell from a second story window at the Academy to a porch while playing with others. He was taken to Bryan hospital with gashes to his back and abdomen. His mother Mrs. Lewis came to be with him. doctors warned of pneumonia risk from anesthesia if he does not improve.

Gill Lewis Thrall Texas Allen Academy Academy Bryan Hospital Lewis

Brazos County Boys Return From Dallas Fair

Walden Orr and Floyd Moore of Edge and Clyde Wilson of Tabor returned from the State Fair Friday recounting a great time. County Agent C. L. Benson noted the weight of their suitcases suggests they won many prizes.

Walden Orr Floyd Moore Edge Clyde Wilson Tabor C. L. Benson

Vanderworths Visit Ta-Sor Family

Mrs. W. C. Vanderworth and her young daughter Lila Lee stay several days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Stallings in the Ta-Sor community.

Bitter fight over who paid Oklahoma House session expenses

Representative Callahan a Walton supporter introduced a resolution for an investigation into who financed the September 26 special session when troops dispersed members by order of Governor Walton. The measure, adopted after sharp debate, asks whether the Ku Klux Klan or Tulsa interests funded the attempt.

Callahan Walton Ku Klux Klan Associated Press Oklahoma City Okl House Latimer County Tulsa

Dr EvansAdvocates U S Select Immigration

Dr W H Evans imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan calls for United States to choose the immigrants it wants and invite them while excluding others He lists education health and home building as citizenship criteria He asserts three persistent groups defy assimilation and predicts the Klan will persevere Mr and Mrs Walter J Smith of Millican visited Bryan today.

Associated Press Dallas Tex W. H. Evans Ku Klux Klan United States Evans

Building and Loan Association Makes Additional Loans

A Bryan Building and Loan Association meeting at the Chamber of Commerce rooms approved four new loans totaling about 14 000. Secretary Eberstadt noted 12 or 14 loan applications pending and only one delinquent among 300 subscribers. All stockholders pay dues promptly as roughly 6400 comes in monthly and is loaned out as received.

Bryan Building and Loan Association Chamber of Commerce W. H. Cole Wilson Bradley H. O. Boatwright J. B. Bagley A. H. Leidigh S. E. Eberstadt Eberstadt

School Box Supper Auction Set At Leonard Thursday

County Agent C L Benson and Secretary S E Eberstadt will attend a meeting at the Leonard school Thursday night to conduct the auction at the box supper. Mrs P A Tardy is the teacher. The public is cordially invited to attend.

C. L. Benson S. E. Eberstadt Leonard School P. A. Tardy

Old Settlers Reunion Prep At Steep Hollow Cemetery

Steep Hollow Cemetery Association gears up for the Old Settlers Reunion on November 11 inviting all former residents and their families. The group notes improved grounds with hog proof fencing, cleared plots, shade trees, and new plantings while planning marked graves, walks, and a community dinner on site.

OLD Settlers Steep Hollow Steep Hollow Cemetery Association Laura Mims T. P. Hall Cemetery Association

Also Mentioned on This Page

Woman's Home Missionary Methodist Tabernacle College Negro Institute Power Plant Bryan Cemetery Music Study Club Selphian Club METN Austin Court of Criminal Appeals the Dean Shelby Cox Texas Aggies Kyle Field Oklahoma House Walter J. Smith Millican Building and Loan Association
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