Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-21
UNION HILL NOTES
interesting Items From the Hall Way
Point Between Bryan and the
A. & N. College.


from our growing little neighborhood
and as we are still here and enjoy.
ing life, ! will write Letter. We have
all entered 1914 with renewed ener-
gies and a full determination TO do
our duty and feel confident of sue.
cess.
Flowing is progressing nicely and
we are having ideal weather Some
are thinking of gardening, and this
weather looks like corn planting time.
The health of the neghborhood is
good, although Mr. T. Threadkell has
been quite sick. Also there has been
some sickness in the family of Doug
lass Ayres, and our old friend. r. h.
Royal, had siege OF two weeks with
carbuncles, but all are now well again.
We notice Miss Rachel Mills of
Kurten is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Bunk Carson She is quite favorite
in this community.
There is to be some improvement
at the Hill soon. II is destined to
be little town. We now have a good
general merchandise store under the
care of DR.. Roland Spiller, and now
we need a blacksmith shop and
doctor TO help us out.
Rev. Thompson, Jr., the Methodist
preacher, has been with us several
times, and everybody has already
formed quite a liking for him, and
we all feel sure he will do great
work among us. Rev. Thompson and
Rev. Riggs were instrumental in hav-
ing the greatest religious meeting
ever held at the Hill last week. II
was a week OF prayer such as Bryan
had the week before, and 1t will long
be remembered for the vast amount
OF good il accomplished, and Union
Hill was much complimented by sew
eral OF the divines for the splendid
attendance and fine order and atten-
ton. | feel proud of this as ] am
a Union Hill boy. Monday, the 18th,
DR.. Thomas of Bryan, the Christian
preacher. and one whom we all love,
spoke from the subject Are You an
Observer or Worker" Oh, 1t did us
all good Friday, DR.. Finn, the
Methodist pastor, told us that Jesus
said, Follow me and will make you
fishers of men, and many promised
to try to bring some one into the
fold during 1914 On Wednesday DR..
Gordon. a free will, explained God
forcibly to all, that there was moth
ing gained only through suffering,
and this is so true. On Thursday,
DR.. Weaver, the Missionary Baptist,
spoke on Prayer" and he forcibly
explained to US concerning prayer,
and brought out many points that we
in our weakness had never seen. DR..
Finly was the speaker Friday, but
on account of sickness could not be
present and Dr. Wheeler, the Free
VIII. spoke on Conservation" and
explained TO us fully what the duties
of consecrated Christian consisted
Of On Saturday our old friend, Rev.
Jim Riggs, spoke on the subject,
Greater things than these can you
do" All were pleased. Then on Sun
day, the league. under the president.
Mr.. Martin, a Y. NJ. c. A. man, had
an exceedingly interesting program
with over one hundred present Sing
ing was led by Mr., Duck and Miss
Wilson as organist. All in all, we
have much to be grateful for.
Nathan Carson is still the superin.
tendent of the Sunday school, and the
attendance is increasing right along
He had the photograph Of the school
taken by Photographer Bates. and all
know it will be good. So, boys and
girls, If you want to serve God and
be good, come and be among us and
join first the Sunday school and then
the league, and by so doing you will
become useful members of society
Last, but not least, Rev. Lindsey has
been prevailed upon to preach for US
on the first Sunday night in each
month, commencing the first Sunday
in February, il being the first Of Feb
ruary. EGG MAN.
IIninn Hill ley Ian % 1914