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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1923
Page
3
John L. Booty of Tyler, a prominent businessman, visits Bryan to discuss his life changing discovery about stammering. He explains his seven year pursuit, his own cure, and how the technique helps others while noting results vary by individual perseverance.
The First Baptist Church of Bryan announces the 1923 1924 church year beginning October 1 with elected officers for Administration Department including Pastor Rev Jno A Held D D Clerk Pat Newton and Treasurer Tom G Suber. Deacons trustees committees and department heads are listed with many members and roles across Instruction Practice and youth programs.
Villa Maria Ursuline Convent in Bryan enters its 23rd session led by Mother Mary John after a year of study abroad. The Catholic girls and younger boys school serves a 50 acre campus with dormitories, water system, and its own livestock and gardens.
At the Edge Community Building a planning session outlined a Thursday October 11 fair with two p.m. grounds opening and a 6 p.m. dinner priced at 50 cents for adults and 35 cents for children. Proceeds fund Edge school lighting while a carnival and side shows entertain attendees.
J L Brown has returned to his home in the city after a several day business visit in Austin.
For sale a four room house with a double garage and electric lights on three lots at College road. Contact Frank Conrad at Gulf Refining Filling Station by phone or in person.
A brief want ad entered in the Daily Eagle seeks items for sale or trade. The note invites readers to place listings through the newspaper to reach local buyers.
The Bryan Delphian advisory board outlines the autumn program as about fifty members prepare for the first meeting at Carnegie Library Friday October 5 at 3 p m The discussion topic Social Life in Mesopotamia continues the Epochs of Progress study The group emphasizes reading and open forum discussion and civic engagement with officers and advisory board named.
September term of the district court convened with grand jury empaneled and E A Peters named foreman. Judge Davis charged the jury on oaths and duties, railway rebates, pure food law, liquor laws, and education duties, then adjourned in memory of Mrs John Barron, mother of W S Barron and W E Neeley, prominent local lawyers.
Bryan area cotton receipts near the 10 000 bale threshold with 9 038 bales reported by close of business Wednesday. Farmers Union Warehouse 4 200 bales Parker Law rence 8 902 Eden Gin 936 including 609 round bales counted as half bales.
Texas A and M previews a fast start under Bible with early scrimmages and three warmup games before facing Sewanee. Attention centers on Miller’s injury, punter prospects Gill Wilson and the emergence of Japanese player Taro Kishi while Lampasas coach backs the Aggies as Southwestern contenders.
Tuesday's Daily notes light showers in the vicinity of Tabor with several households reporting rainfall. Updates mention extended travels and illnesses among locals including Mrs. L. E. Beauchamp case requiring Houston connections, and visiting relatives from Lockhart and Laredo.
Friday’s Daily lists numerous visits and arrivals in Bryan including John Newcomb of Reliance in town, Mrs. Triss McShan from Dallas, Mrs. John B. Hines of Houston visiting with W. R. Fairman, and relatives from Norfolk and Ennis. Many local households host guests and plan weekends, with college students and professors arriving for the season.
Mrs J S Doane travels to Temple for special treatments at Temple Sanitarium as Bryon friends wish her a swift recovery from illness. Several locals, including George Stiller and Alex Stiller, are noted for recent visits and trips.
Rev C B Thompson of the Free Baptist church preached on The Call of God to Man from Genesis 3 9 focusing on Gods individual and universal call. He described three call methods conscience providence and Scripture urging attentive self examination and commitment to Christ now rather than later.
Miss Etta Peters returned from a twelve day stay in Houston visiting the Gammages at 603 Hath way Street. Mrs E B LaRoche and children from A and M campus were Bryan visitors today. T K Lawrence travels to Houston to meet Mrs Lawrence returning from Asheville. Mrs A M Flaherty of Cisco visits sister Mrs D Mike. Mrs E A Sibley returns to San Antonio after visiting her Eden parents. Miss Leona and Josephine Eden leave for Denton to enter College of Industrial Arts. Mrs W C Stallings of Tabor trades with Bryan merchants Tuesday morning. Miss Laura Belle Roten returns from Wharton where her brother is ill, trip overland amid heavy rain. Mr and Mrs A V Brewer return from summer trip to Nacogdoches and Houston. Sam Hunter leaves for Dallas on a weeklong business trip.
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