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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1927

Page

3

Dallas firm win contract to build LaSalle Hotel in Bryan

The Beltows Maclay Construction Co of Dallas secured the contract to erect the LaSalle Hotel in Bryan at about 250000 dollars. Construction to start at once with completion by April 1. Local labor and materials to be used. Dupree Fountain of Houston to manage, George Walling of Austin the architect.

Dallas Construction CO Lasalle Hotel Bryan Beltows-Maclay Construction Company of Dallas Bellows-Maclay Company Auditorium Houston Galveston Fort Worth Club Fort Worth Grayson Sherman LaSalle Petroleum Building W. H. Maclay Dupree Fountain George Walling Austin Walling Texas St. Martin Lutheran Church Nale Scott and White Sanitarium Kyle Hotel Temple

Bryan Hi School Opens With Representative Citizens

Bryan High School held an auspicious opening exercises with broad civic participation. Harry L. Durham served as toastmaster and welcomed prominent citizens and new teachers while F. L. Henderson addressed the school board on the qualifications of a good student.

Bryan Hi School Bryan Bryan High School Harry L. Durham F. L. Henderson Henderson Dorothy Graham Ida Belle Higgs

Welcoming Party For Supt Durham And Wife Planned

Bryan citizens and all patrons are invited to a social reception at Bryan High School auditorium on Thursday September 15 at 8 pm. The Parents Teachers Association hosts the event honoring Supt H L Durham, his wife, and the teachers to foster home school cooperation for the new school year.

Bryan Bryan High School East West Side Arent Teachers Association H. L. Durham

Bryan People Return From Vacation Days

Monday movers bring new residents to Bryan linked to A. and M. College. Families listed include Fare from Boulder. Woolker and Morgan from Cincinnati. Sturgis, Bauer, Woodrum from Ames and Beaumont. Middleton and Gill. and Stevens all taking apartments at The Edge for the year.

Bryan M. College W. M. Fare Boulder Colorado Joe Woolker 8. S. Morgan Cincinnati Ohio M. B. Sturgis George Bauer Mack Woodrum Ames Iowa Errol Middleton H. C. Gill Beaumont Paul Stevens The Edge

Missionary Club Holds September Meeting

The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Christian Church met Monday afternoon September 12 with Mrs. J W Barton on West 24th Street. Mrs J E Dishman presided as the program centered on Who is My Neighbor with papers and talks led by Mrs Allen Smith and Mrs W S Collard. Ice cream and cake followed the program served by Mrs Barton assisted by Mrs Frank McGee and Virginia Scott.

Woman's Missionary Society of the First Christian Church J. W. Barton West 24Th Street J. E. Dishman W. R. Scott Geo. L. Crawford Allen Smith W. S. Collard Disiaman Barton Frank McGee Virginia Scott Mrs. Barton Mesdames A. F. Ainsworth Will Collard G. L. Crawford Hettie Kinkaid J. C. Johnson A. J. Shelton Ernest Langford H. O. Ferguson F. W. Reed

Weather Turns Hot and Dry All Week Says A and M College

The section notes a hot and dry week per statistics from A and M College and provides following figures.

A. and M. College

Friley Announces New Set Conference Rules

Dean Charles E. Friley of A and M College and chairman of the Aggie athletic board announces a new set of rules and regulations for the Southwestern Athletic Conference. He says the rules will be printed again and distributed soon.

Charles E. Friley A. and M. College Aggie Athletic Board Southwestern Athletic Conference

Lions Hear M. L. Cashion On Y M C A Progress At Meeting

Bryan Lions Club members heard a speech by M. L. Cashion of the Y M C A praising the organization’s growth and service worldwide. The club voted to fund travel for a worker to the State Fair and formed committees to promote high school events and a college membership drive. Colonel Charles Nelson and Joe Kaplan were welcomed as new members and various local leaders spoke during the gathering.

Brazos County Dallas S. Howell M. L. Cashion Charles Nelson M. College Joe Kaplan Harold Sanders Bryan Bryan Lions’ Club Sam E. Eberstadt M. M. Erskine Harrys. Edge Norman Dansby Willard Chambers Tom Suber A. and F. D. Fuller Fred Hale R. M. Sherwood Sue Haswell Memorial Park Edgar Bullock Rose Marie Graham Dorothy Graham Marie Graham W. E. Farmer John S. Egan Colonel Nelson L. H. Tucker J. E. Henson H. L. Durham Claude Poe Cashion Dodge University of Virginia Dwight L. Moody H. H. Young Bob Irvine George W. Griner A. F. Ainsworth M. F. Vitopil R. V. Armstrong Noah W. Dansby R. C. Franks W. E. Neeley Frank B. Patronella A. M. Brock Harry S. Edge E. E. Bullock S. E. Eberstadt W. S. Howell C. J. Nelson Ty Cobb

Brazos County Gins 7216 Bales

Brazos county ginned 7216 bales of cotton from the 1927 crop prior to September 1 1927. This compares with 1817 bales ginned by September 1 1926. The figures were reported to J F Howard Brazos county statistician.

Brazos County J. F. Howard

J A Capps Home Destroyed By Early Morning Fire

The Ursuline Avenue residence of J A Capps burned completely and lost its house and furniture. Firefighters arrived as flames enveloped the structure. Origin of the blaze is unknown with losses estimated between 3000 and 6000 dollars.

J. A. Capps Ursuline Avenue

Service Charges Added for Small Accounts in Bryan

Banks in Bryan plan a 50 cent monthly service fee on accounts under 50 dollars to cover bookkeeping costs. Officials say the move encourages customers to maintain balances for emergencies and curb spending while highlighting increased need for clerical staff. A banker notes wartime savings could have reached 1.5 million dollars for Brazos County if such charges applied to accounts under 200 dollars.

Bryan Brazos County

Iowa Visitors Tour Texas Roads Observe Cotton Bolls

Miss Olga Hartig and Miss Elizabeth Miehe of Dubuque Iowa toured Texas by car stopping in Bryan as guests of E R Emmet. They compared Iowa roads favorably noting Texas is vast and some roads still under development.

Olga T. Hartig Elizabeth Miehe Dubuque Iowa Texas Bryan E. R. Emmet Ozarks Hartig

Prof Chaney to Speak at Palo Pinto Institute

Prof. E. W. Chaney former Mineral Wells high school principal and A and M Consolidated schools superintendent will lecture Friday at 11 30 am at Palo Pinto County Institute. He departs Mineral Wells for Nashville Tennessee to pursue a Ph D degree after receiving a special scholarship.

E. W. Chaney Mineral Wells High School A. and M. Consolidated Schools Palo Pinto County Institute Chaney Mineral Wells Peabody Nashville Tennessee Mineral Wells Index

Mexican boy enters Allen Academy with four English words

Alexander Gonzalez of Linares Mexico brings his son Alfred to Bryan to enter Allen Academy. The youth speaks only four English words Baseball football basketball tennis. Allen Academy has applications from students in eight states and two foreign countries.

Alexander Gonzalez Linares N. S Mexico Alfred Bryan Allen Academy United States Gonzalez Dallas

Boyett Brothers Return From East Trip

Lynwood and Jack Boyett returned from a 5000 mile automobile journey through the East and Midwest with stops in Austin Dallas St. Louis Illinois Indiana and Philadelphia. In New York they watched the Giants Cubs Yanks and Red Sox play and praised Charlie Root and the Yankees as the best teams they saw while traveling on a ninety five dollar expense account.

Lynwood Jack Boyett Main Street Bryan Broadway New York City Austin Dallas St. Louis Illinois Indiana Philadelphia Washington Virginia Carolinas Alabama Mississippi New York Giants Cubs Yanks Red Sox Charlie Root

Brown couple report successful Fort Worth meeting

Rev. and Mrs. R. L. Brown attended the second annual Texas Baptist Religious Educational Association gathering in Fort Worth. He called the meeting far reaching and plans to fill a pulpit in Normangee before returning for College Sunday services.

R. L. Brown Fort Worth Texas Baptist Religious Educational Association Baptist Colleges and Universities of Texas Rev. Brown Brown Waxahachie Frank O Martin

Howell Again Heads Bryan Country Club Board

The Bryan Country Club re elected W. S. Howell as president for another year at the first board meeting the incoming directors held last night. The club reports a strong year with finances in good shape, reduced indebtedness, and a superb swimming season. Directors present included J. E. Covey and Travis B. Bryan. absent was O. E. Saunders.

Bryan Country Club W. S. Howell Howell Central Texas Travis B. Bryan George D. Hassell O. E. Saunders G. G. Nowell T. C. Walton W. A. Duncan Merchants of Bryan Thos. Lundin Geo. D. Hassell J. E. Covey L. R. Besse Wilson Bradley T. O. Walton J. J. Richey George G. Chance J. H. Conway D. X

Former Brazos County Man Dies in Arizona

Charles E. Hull 72, long active in Houston railroad circles, died in Clifton Arizona after years of health travel. He left a widow two daughters Mrs J E Long Seattle and Mrs G R Haysmann Honolulu and two sons B E Hull Houston and C B Hull New York. Burial planned in Navasota.

Charles E. Hill Steep Hollow S. J. Hull Brazos County Bryan Lida South W. 8. South Navasota Houston C. E. Hull Houston Post-Dispatch Clifton Arizona Southern Pacific General Offices J. E. Long Seattle Wash G. R. Haymann Honolulu B. E. Hull C. B. Hull New York

Miskell Body Taken to Thornton for Burial

Jim Willis of Thornton identified the body of Floyd Miskell who was killed in an automobile accident here Tuesday. The 25 year old farmer and mechanic had come to Bryan on the way to Houston to see a brother. He is survived by his mother Mrs Padgett of Corsicana and a brother in Houston.

Jim Willis Thornton Floyd Miskell Willis Bryan Houston Miskell

Bryan Public Schools Announces Complete Faculty List

Superintendent H. L. Durham presents Bryan Public Schools full faculty roster for West Side East Side and High School along with new teachers and their qualifications. The opening exercises are scheduled for 10 oclock with civic leaders in attendance.

Bryan Public Schools H. L. Durham West Side Harry L. Durham Margaret Zuber Nina Henry Edna Harris Eva Stewart Susie Benbow Elizabeth Suber Dorothy Ettle Wesa Weddington Malcolm McInnis G. E. Cox Elizabeth Holt Hary Hyman Fred L. Sloop Lucy Harrison Claud Poe Julia Southard Lois Gilstrap Julia Wilcox C. E. Parker Sunshine Cole Commercial E. A. Kemp

McDowell Names Committees For East Side PTA Year

Mrs. H B McDowell president of East Side Parent Teachers Association opens the fall meeting with reports on pre school round up cafeteria refinishings and fundraising. Committees for reception program and refreshments are appointed for the school year with next meeting scheduled October 13.

H. B. McDowell East Side Parent-Teacher Association Albert Buchanan Elon Stuart Morris Tatum Balance General Fund Balance Library Fund Treasury General Fund Joe Kaplan Wallace Printing Company Credit East Side P.T. A Wilson Bradley W. B. Edge McDowell East West Side Bryan J. E. Covey W. S. Howell W. S. Higgs Jnc. W. Black S. E. Cavitt Forest Jones J. Tom Smith J. L. Reese Charley Andrews

Rural School Teachers Named For 27 In Brazos County

County Superintendent D J McDonald announces the complete list of rural school teachers for Brazos County. The article names numerous teachers by number and location, alongside officers of the Brazos County Interscholastic League with positions such as Director General athletics and various subject leads.

Brazos County D. J. McDonald Norene Brown Tabor Carl T. Sprague College Consolidated Gladys Wells Hazel Bacon Millican Jennie Campbell Peach Creek Evelyn Morehead Providence James H. Pipkin Florence Means Nona Belle Holland Harvey Milton Hicks Bertie Risinger Laura Mims Hicks Steep Hollow R. C. Saxon Lillie Crenshaw Mary Morgan Reliance Elijah Rudd Maggie E. Kelley Ruby Wallin Alice Pearl Odom Kurten P. A. Tardy Woodville Robi. L. Hewitt J. H. Stockton W. D. Bunting Winnie Harris J. T. Cross Jr Alexander Harvey Petry Louise Fletcher Ruby Walker Leonora Echols Edge A. J. Hearne Vera Ramsey Mathis Leonard

Marriage Licenses Issued in County Clerk’s Office

The county clerk reports rising marriage licenses with numerous pairs listed. Levi Brooks with Miss Schen, Homer Mathis with Vera Ramsey, Sipriano Garza with Jinove Gonzales, Noah McWhorter with Bessie Wilson, Cecil Cha with Nevada Hicks, Umland with Marie E Walter, Charles McWhorter with Alm Ray Wilson, Benjamin Adam with Antonia Herrendez, and other couples noted among Whites and Colored residents.

Cupid A. S. Me Levi Brooks Schen Homer Mathis Vera Ramsey Weldon O Annie L. Bei Sipriano Garza Jinove Gonzales Noah McWhorter Bessie Wilson Cecil Cha Nevada Hicks Umland Marie E Walter Rice Avis Charley McWhorter Alm Ray Wilson Benjamin Adam Antonia Herrendez

Collin County Girl Wins Canning Prizes Across Years

Miss Arnold of Collin County is noted for amassing numerous prizes in canning from county and state fairs. From 1923 to 1925 she won dozens of first and second awards in containers, preserves, and products, with steady family farming support and praise from C. Smith, secretary of the McKinney Chamber of Commerce.

Anna Miss Arnold Collins County C. Smith McKinney Chamber of Co Smith Fort Worth Red River Arnold

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Lelia Davis Little W. C. Davis Jr Christian Church H. H. McCain Methodist Church Thos Gordon Watts R. E. Day Roy S. Holloman Rotary Club Oak McKenzie Lions Club City Chamber of Commerce J. Bryan Miller G. W. Orms Court House W. C. Davis H. D. McDowell Safronia Carrington Esther Lee Price Roger McGee Supt. Durham Parker Dan Artonio Rug Co Christian Church Missionary Club Dean Friley Bryan School Boyett Brothers Mrs. Brown Miskells Eagle S. A. Nash Ada Hall Mary Keatts Lucile Knox Sadie Thomas F. C. Mellon N. E. A. Diggs A. E. Kemp F. W. Thompson Esther Price Uvalde A. B Baylor University North Texas State Teachers’ College Caldwell Sherman High School Austin College Burleson College Peoria Kansas Kansas State Teachers’ College E. M. Sory Ollie Wallin Mattie Wallin Elva Henderson Stele’s Mae Wilson Bertha Walker Wixon Prospect Sybie Lewis Fick Ophelia Wilcox Knob Prairie Ella Conaway Onah Shaw Bowman Harryette Amsler Minter Spring F. M. Vance Catherine Graybill John S. Buchanan Smetana Mary Cahil Fountain Willie Crenshaw Goodson Leila Maude David Woolridge Taylor James White Williams Nathaniel Smith Ira Bell Pollard Practical Vel Rosa Lee Hall Will and O. L. Mason Collin County Fagle Star Products Co Cameron Roman & Vick Ella Scarborough Dothan Ala Cardus Cardui
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