Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-26

Prof. II. w. South, late OF the A.
| and NJ. College. will become a men,
Der OF the faculty Of the Allen Acad-
envy at the beginning OF the next
term, Sept. i6. Prof. South is too
well known 10 the people OF Bryan
10 stand In need Of Introduction or
commentator. As "a successful
teacher he is known not only locally
but in many parts Of the state. That
he will again become n resident OF
Bryan is also a matter well pleasing
TO the people Of this community. He
Is . strong addition to the faculty OF
this most excellent school. Prof.
South will spend the summer at the
University Of Chicago. In line with
the progressive methods of the Acad-
envy principals who lose no opportu-
nifty to improve their methods and
increase their usefulness, Prof. II. o.
Allen will leave July 20 TO spend the
remainder of the summer at Har-
ward University.
DR.. David F. Houston and Secre-
tary ]. a. Baker OF College attended
the meeting Of the A. and NJ. board
of directors and the cotton mill men
Of the state IN Dallas yesterday, the
purpose Of the meeting being to hold
conference with reference to the
establishment Of the textile school
at College provided for by the last
Legislature. The superintendents Ct
the Dallas, Waco, Bonham, West,
Itasca and other Texas cotton mills
were present, also some practical
textile school men from other states.
The board Of dieectors desired 10
get all the information possible be-
fore entering upon the work Of es-
tablishing the textile school az the
College.
As "A result Of the examinations
held Friday and Saturday last, at
which time there were sixteen APP
pllcants, the following persons have
been granted certificates 20 teach:
White-Misses Lille Long and Ber-
tina Lindsey Of Kurten, Mrs. Mary
Lawrence of Bryan; W. A. Smith Of
Franklin; John Stasny, College Sta
ton; 7. A. Cloud, Benson school
house; Miss Loela Mcdonald, Macy
r. A. Holland, Wellborn. Colored-
Wesley Robinson, Bryan; William
Robinson. Cora Robinson, Stone
/ City;J. q. Adams; Mabel Stubs.
Special sale at Coulter's today.
In another column is published
the advertisement OF the University
Of Texas, which has just completed
it's twentieth session. During the
year lust closed i3ls students regis
tered In all departments. This mar
velous growth from a small beginning
is worthy of the great state II repre-
sents, aud the progress and splendid
development of this state school has
become a matter OF pride 10 all good
citizens. The catalogue--a volume
of 36l pages-may be had free by ap'
plying 70 the Registrar, Austin.
Fridays special sale at Coulter's'
The Shakespeare Club met with
Mrs. Tyler Haswell yesterday after
noon. Mrs. Haswells resignation
as president was accepted and Mrs
II. A. Burger was elected president
OF the club for the ensuing year
Mrs. W. ;. Howell was elected crit
ic TO succeed Mrs. Berger in that
position, and Mrs. Fred Pryor was
elected corresponding secretary e
succeed Mrs. Jno. b. Hines, who
has moved away.
Workmen are getting along salts
factorlly with the interior finishing
work on the Carnegie library. Tn,
stairs have been built, OF which
there are two flights, the plastering
is about all done and the hardoilinl
Is going on. Other work is eXually
advanced.
yard embroidery Of.
25c gilt edge shoe polish l9c
l5c French shoe dressing .Osc
25c Minnens talcum powder f. -,
at Coulter's.
All members OF the Bryan Light
Guards are requested TO meet at th,
armory promptly at 2:3O for target
practice.
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