Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-03-12
WELLBoRN' NEWS NOTES.
Personal and Local Happenings of the
Little Neighbor City.

Miss Grace McSwain was the guest
of Mrs Poole Sunday.
Rev. Thompson of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South of Bryan fill
ed his regular appointment Saturday
and Sunday. A good sized and atten-
tive audience greeted him at both
services.
Miss Onie Williams of the Millican
high school was at home during the
weekend.
Miss Bette Mcvey visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Thomas, Sunday.
w. P. Burkhalter was at home this
week, after having been engaged in
constructing a store at Cawthon for
T. H. Royder.
Little Miss Ola Williams has been
very sick this week.
Mrs. H. l.. Gentry of South Texas
is visiting her mother this week.
Mrs. LasM is very low at this writ
ing.
Mae Foster had an operation per.
formed on her eye last week. Her re.
covery has been slow.
The dance Friday night proved a
very enjoyable affair for the young
people of this place and neighboring
toupe rho ,,,ue;o ,.oe avcallant opd
well rendered. The out of town at.
tendants were: Mr.. and Mrs. Battle,
Mrs. Poole, Myrtle Broadway. Connie
Scale, Mrs. Parker, Mary and Vennie
Harrington of Millican, Walter Nc
Cloud and others.
On Friday night at s o'clock at the
school building DR.. Hays of the A.
& NJ. College will address the people
on The Relation Of the Agricultural
School to the Community" DR.. Havs
is very foIceful speaker and needs
no introduction to the people of this
community. Every farmer o. the
community is urged to be present. as
DR.. Hays will tell them sometime
which will be of practical benefit in
their every day life. Come and bring
your families. Admission free.
Forest Royder has been i'll this
week.
Howell Candy of Peach Creek was
here Saturday.
Friday afternoon the Wellborn
scrubs played Minter Springs a game
of baseball. The score ended in II to
> in favor of Wellborn.
The visitors to the school this week
were; Miss Grace McSwain. Mrs.
Harold, Aileen Burkhalter, Mrs. Roy.
der, Prof. Parker, ]. p. Royder, Miss
Jones and others.
About five hundred people witnessed
basketball game Saturday on Well.
borns basketball court between Mill.
can and Harvey.
Harvey and Millican will meet at
Wellborn Saturday, March II. to play
another match game of basketball.
Dr. and Mrs. Southers have made
an appointment to lecture here in the
near future.
Ben Hydeh- and Guy Nicely were in
Bryan Sunday night.
Cadet Singleterry of the A. G. NJ.
College was here Sunday.
The interest in Sunday school is
increasing and large crowds attend
every Sunday afternoon.
J. P. Royder, Edell. Forest and A.
w. Royder were in Millican Monday.
A picnic and dinner on the ground
will be held at the old Battle school
Saturday. A program will be rem
dered.
Will Woods of Harvey was here Sat |
urday on business.
The baseball team has been prac-
ticing for some time and would be |
glad to receives challenges from any
ball team in the county.
A rural day is being worked up to
be held at Wellborn in the near fu-
ture, ana any teacher of any school
who wishes to try out in track, bas-
Setball or baseball will please write
Trussell, who is chairman I
Of Brazos County athletics, for infor; !!