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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1924

Page

7

Bryan Gun Club Men Attend Houston Invitation Shoot

Eight Bryan Gun Club members traveled by train to the Chocolate Bayou Gun Club in Houston for a big invitation shoot. Cecil Estill tied for fourth overall and won an electric flash lantern, Hill Wilson received a camp stove, as Bryan shooters posted scores from 52 to 70 of 90 targets.

Chocolate Bayou Gun Club Houston Bryan Gun Club Cecil Estill R. E. Jones Walter Holden Hill Wilson Lige Thompson Dr. B. A. Sims N. A. Stewart Hugo Lenz Bryan Lige Thompsson

High School Notes on Enrollment Rise and Staffing

Miss Alma Copelin returned from Fort Worth after a weekend on business. Miss Sunshine Cole starts as substitute teacher, private secretary to Superintendent Madison Hall, and high school librarian this week. The Bryan city schools report the largest enrollment in history, with increases on both east and west sides. Superintendent Hall cites staffing challenges handling the extra pupils.

Alma Copelin Fort Worth Sunshine Cole Madison Hall Miss Cole Hall Bryan City West Side

Mrs Rosa Freeman Visiting Hearne Guest of S E Freeman

Mrs Rosa Freeman of Hearne is in town shopping and staying as a guest of Mrs S E Freeman during the visit.

Rosa Freeman Hearne S. E. Freeman

Robertson County Cotton Ginnings Reported for 1924

Calvert September 16. W W Purdom county gin inspector reports 6834 bales of 1924 cotton ginned prior to September 1 in Robertson County. The 1923 September report showed 12140 ginned.

Newly Elected Officers Honored at Baptist Sunday School Banquet

The Friendship Bible Class and Home makers' Class of the First Baptist church honor their newly elected officers with a banquet tonight at 8 at the New York Cafe. Mrs. Harold Sanders Mrs. O. J. Parks Miss Artie Barron and Miss Evelyn Crawford lead the organizing committee.

Friendship Bible Class First Baptist Church New York Harold Sanders O. J. Parks Artie Barron Evelyn Crawford

Candidate Shot After Losing Race

A candidate who lost the race was shot by Grover Dunn Smith after the sheriff’s race in Angelina. Local police investigated the shooting and secured the crime scene. The suspect is detained for questioning as authorities review motive and potential charges.

Ben Smith Grover Dunn Smith

Self-Defense Claim Shocks Angelina County Sheriff Race

Ben Smith, defeated sheriff candidate for Angelina County, died from gunshot wounds suffered last night. Grover Smith admitted shooting, claiming self defense, and faces preliminary hearing today. Dunn supported A B Youngblood, the elected sheriff.

Associated Press Lufkin Ben Smith Angelina County Grover Smith Smith Dunn A. B. Youngblood

Tabor Club Women Hold Good Meeting

Miss Laura Belle Roten home demonstration agent spoke to Tabor club women on tailored pockets and dressmaking ideas. They discussed the fair decorations and exhibit placement and formed a county rural clubs organization committee with Miss Roten to lead.

Tabor Laura Belle Roten Miss Roten Federation of Clubs Mesdames Will Presnal Tom Benbow T.J. Abbot Mary Locke Maggie Benbow Mesdames R. A. Cooper Roland Crenshaw Will Presnal W. G. Colson T. J. Abbot Joe Locke Frank Nichols Bob Batten John Whitten Ben Francis, Jr Joe Sample John White Phenie Locke Minnie Locke Eula Beth Locke Robert Presnal

From Nut to Mighty Oak a Life Lesson

A compact musing compares personal growth to an oak's journey from a tiny nut to a mighty tree. It encourages perseverance and resilience in the face of small beginnings.

Dr. John A Held Begins Seventh Year as Bryan Pastor

Dr John A Held pastor of First Baptist Church Bryan enters his seventh year in charge. Under his leadership the church expanded to nearly 1200 members, raised over 100000 for church purposes, aided in the formation of two new Baptist churches, and saw extensive community and Sunday school growth. He holds multiple degrees and has authored a book on Organized Class Work.

John A. Held First Baptist Church of Bryan Brazos County Association Southern Baptist Convention First Baptist Church Held Bryan Mexican Baptist Church M. College Church Christ

Miss Estelle Caldwell Leaves for Washington to Enter Gallau det

Mrs John M Caldwell reports her daughter Miss Estelle Caldwell will re enter Gallau det College Kendall Green Washington for her third year She has earned high honors as a Deaf and Dumb student Houston connection links two girls and two boys in a Texas party to head to Washington via the Mus즘 Comus to New York before Washington DC

John M. Caldwell Houston Estelle Caldwell Washington, D. C Caldwell Gallaudet College Kendall Green Washington Estelle New Orleans New York Washington D. C

Rebuked by His Neck Uncle Kills Her And Turns Gun On Self

A coroner's jury rules Oscar Shaw killed 16-year-old Ellen Shaw then shot himself. The pair were found in weeds near Wagoner Oklahoma as police investigate a supposed rejected romance. Frank Evans discovered the bodies while heading to Shaw's cotton patch.

Wagoner Okla Ellen Shaw Oscar Shaw Shaw Frank Evans Ed Shaw Evans

Kana divorce case opens in district court over Brazos county property

Attorney B T Matocha of Cameron attends the district court opening for Kana versus Kana a divorce case involving partition of property. Real estate is near the A and M College in Brazos county. Ann Edge and Elizabeth Peyton begin stenographer and clerk duties for County Attorney Oak McKenzie. Mrs Ron Smith visits the attorney's office on legal business. Deputy sheriff Henry Kouitz from Zack accompanies the sheriff’s office.

Attoney B. T. Matocha Cameron District Court Kana A. and M. College Brazos County Ann Edge Elizabeth Peyton Benchley Oak McKenzie Ron Smith Smetana Henry Kouitz Zack L. E. Morehead

Waco Pianist Mrs Willis Returns to Carnegie Hall Studio

Mrs. Martha D Willis, after a summer in Waco, leaves Thursday for New York to resume piano lectures at Carnegie Hall studio 1013. She chairs music for the Texas club and is active in the Dixie club in New York. Major Texas club events include March 2 and April 21 programs.

Bryan Martha D. Willis Waco New York Carnegie Hall Willis Texas Club Dixie Club Clara Driscoll Sevier Josephine Goodhue Leckie America England Texas R. B. Dickey Hallie M. Dunklin Winifred Earle Dalas Murrell Lee Buckner Nanne Shel Waldrop Dallas Waco News-Tribune

Week of Prayer Observed by Baptist Women at First Bryan

Next week September 22 26 inclusive the First Baptist church in Bryan hosts a Week of Prayer with daily services at 4 pm Circle 1 leads Monday Circle 2 Tuesday Circle 3 Wednesday Circles 4 and 5 Thursday Circles 6 and 7 Friday The First Baptist Auxiliary invites all women of the church to attend Also mentions Miss Cora Dulaney returning to Dallas after a visit in Bryan with her parents Mr and Mrs J N Dulane y and her brother Nelson Dulaney and wife

First Baptist Church Bryan Circle Number The First Baptist Auxiliary Cora Dulaney J. N. Dulaney Dallas Nelson Dulaney

J. W. Payne Spends Monday in Houston on Business

J. W. Payne traveled to Houston on Monday for business engagements, returning with plans for future meetings and possible negotiations.

J. W. Payne Houston

Bryan Enlists Almost Three Companies On Defense Day

Bryan and College Station held Defense Test Day with 712 registrations at ten Main Street booths. Bryan enrolled 712 civilians, nearly three companies, while College Station totaled 396 registrations. The event featured remarks by Col. C. C. Todd and Judge W. C. Davis, honoring Pershing, the St Mihiel battle, and promoting patriotic citizenship.

Bryan College Station Main Street 360Th Infantry 499Th Field Artillery Bryan Main C. C. Todd F. L. Henderson Bryan Main Street America S. Moylan Bird Col A. and M. College Congress United States Judge Davis W. C. Davis John J. Pershing Battle of St. Mihiel

360th Infantry in World War I boots on Camp Travis and France

The 360th Infantry of the 90th Division formed at Camp Travis on August 25, 1917 under Col. C. H. Conrad then Col. Howard C. Price. It sailed to France June 21, 1918, fought in Meuse and Meuse Argonne campaigns, reached the front again in November, and joined the occupation army from November 21, 1918 to May 17, 1919. It arrived Boston June 8 and mustered out at San Antonio in July 1919.

Camp Travis C. H. Conrad Howard C. Price France 26Th Infantry Pont--a-Mousson Meuse St. Mihiel Villers-sous- Preny Norroy Vaudieres 360Th Meuse-Argonne Army of Occupation Boston San Antonio

Indoor Fair Aids Steep Hollow Church Fund Drive

An indoor fair at the Steep Hollow school house drew a large crowd to raise money for the Baptist Church debt. Attendees bought tickets at booths selling soda, popcorn, ties, and other items, plus a fortune booth and fishing pond. County Agent Benson spoke and introduced S E Eberstadt who offered cakes for sale under the human separator promotion. Those from Bryan included Benson Eberstadt Crute and others.

Steep Hollow C. L. Benson S.e.eberstadt Eberstadt Bryan S. E. Eberstadt Miriam Josephine Crute Bert McMorris Miss Johnson Guy Harris Whit Tobias

Death Notice of Viola Burkhalter at 15

Miss Viola Burkhalter aged 15 died Saturday night at the family home two miles north of Bryan after a brief illness. Teetonus was given as the cause. She is survived by her mother and one brother. her father died about three months ago. Body sent to Calvert, services at String Prairie, interment there.

Viola Burkhalter Bryan Viola Calvert McCulloch -Gordon Co String Prairie

Whitlow Credits Tanlac For Eight Years Of Health

W H Whitlow of Port Arthur Texas reports Tanlac restored his health after eight years of digestive and heart-related troubles. He says three bottles boosted his appetite improved digestion and weight by ten pounds and left him feeling like a different man. Tanlac is advertised as sold by druggists with over 40 million bottles sold.

Tanlac W. H. Whitlow Box 47 Port Arthur Texas Whitlow

Gabe Cazell Leads Community Singing Across Texas

Gabe Cazell travels from Cuero to lead vocal music at the Tri County Teachers Institute and ignites enthusiastic sing songs among colored and white teachers and local clubs. He plans stops in Mexia and Corsicana before returning to Bryan later in the week.

Gabe Cazell Texas Cuero Tri-County Teachers’ Institute State Board of Education Rotary Club Kiwanis Club Farmers Gabe San Antonio Mexia Corsicana Bryan

King Vivion Home From Chicago Summer Study Trip

Rev. and Mrs. King Vivion and baby daughter returned to Bryan from Chicago where Rev. Vivion studied New Testament at Chicago University for a Ph.D. They traveled 5,000 miles by Dodge with one puncture and one blowout. They visited relatives in Nashville Springfield Joplin and Okmulgee and attended Methodist Federation meetings at Lake Worth.

King Vivion Chicago Rev. Vivion Chicago University Vivian Bryan Nashville Missouri Springfield Joplin Okmulgee Oklahoma Lake Worth Methodist Federation A. and M. College

Poultry Culling Demonstrations Scheduled Across County

District Agent A W Buchanan County Agent C L Benson and Dr B H Reid poultry specialist from A and M College toured rural areas to conduct poultry culling demonstrations. They visited Mrs R Franze Wix on F D Locke Zack and Fort Martin at Edge and will visit J S Mooring at Steele's Store in the Brazos Bottom and F F Jones on the Sandy Point road. Richard Ratcliffe spent Sunday in Kosse.

A. W. Buchanan C. L. Benson B. H. Reid A .and M. College

Vermifuge Ad Promises Worm Removal For Children

An old advertisement touts Sree. pictang and White's Coonan Verenitermifuge as a remedy that, with a few doses, drives out worms and restores health. Vaio Cream Vermifuge claims fifty years of use and is sold for a stated price.

White

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