Bethany Republican-Clipper Wed, Jun 13, 1923 ·Page 4

Wm. P. Bryant went to Kansas City Monday to meet his mother, Mrs. Anna Bryant, who came from Los Angeles for an extended visit in Bethany.

Bethany Republican-Clipper Wed, Jul 06, 1938 ·Page 5

W.P. Bryant will return tomorrow from Los Angles, Calif., where he had visited his mother, Mrs. Anna Bryant, and other relatives.

Mrs. W.P. Bryant and her mother Mrs. Sedalia Linville, visited in Parnell Monday morning with Mrs. Bryant's half-sister, Mrs. Jess Hunt.

Bethany Republican-Clipper Wed, Jul 31, 1929 ·Page 5

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bryant and children arrived here last week from their home at Nashville, Tenn., and were accompanied by her mother, Mrs. J.I. Harness of Olathe, Kanas. The others went on to Olathe last Saturday, Paul remaining for a few days longer.

Bethany Republican-Clipper Wed, Feb 19, 1919 ·Page 4

"Home Money" For Farm and Town Property. First and Second Mortgages.

Reasonable Terms.

We also buy and sell Liberty Bonds.

Joseph F. Bryant's Sons.

Bethany Republican-Clipper Wed, Mar 30, 1932 ·Page 1

Terms of Burg, Bryant, Expire on School Board.

Two school directors will be chosen at the election of next Tuesday, as the terms of C.S. Burg and W.P. Bryant are expiring.

Bryant has agreed that he will stand for election again, after being solicited to do so, but Burg is not certain that he will permit his name to be placed on the ticket. He has served on the board for the last 18 years, and believes it is time he is permitted to retire. Other members of the board have not given up hope that he will run, but if he does not then some other business man of experience will be sought as a candidate.

Bethany Republican-Clipper Wed, Jul 04, 1923 ·Page 4

FOR MRS. BRYANT

The Echo Literary Club gave a porch party Friday evening at the Edgar Skinner home complimentary to Mrs. Anna Bryant of Los Angeles, Cal. Mrs. Bryant was an active, efficient and much loved member of the club before going west to reside and the ladies are always delighted to welcome her in their circle on her visits to Bethany. During her absence her name is placed on the honorary roll and the members hope sometime she may return and resume activities in their organization.

The porch was handsomely decorated in roses and ferns and friends assembled at 8 o'clock to greet the honor guest in a body. After an hour of jolly conversation the party adjourned to the living room where a song fest was held with Mrs. Anna Spencer at the piano. All the old time favorites were sung and the program closed with melody of southern melodies.

Besides the members of the club the guest list included Mrs. John Bryant, Mrs. Ora Bryant, Mrs. Will Bryant, Mrs. Cora Bryant-Neal, and Mrs. Tedford of Iowa.

Refreshments were served by the hostess, Mrs. Skinner, assisted by Mrs. Reed, president of the club, and Mrs. E.H. Frisby.

Bethany Republican-Clipper Wed, Sep 01, 1920 ·Page 1

IN HONOR OF MRS. ANNA BRYANT

The Echo Literary Club, of this city, held a very delightful picnic in the Frisby grove at the tourists' camp ground, on the Jefferson highway, last Friday afternoon. Four car loads of ladies enjoyed the pleasant outing and lovely visit with their old-time friend and club member. Mrs. Bryant was a valued and congenial member of the club for many years and was greatly missed when she moved to California. The ladies hope to have her here again some time as an active worker, as she is a wide-awake and jolly member. A delicious luncheon was served, after which fond adieus were spoken and best wishes expressed for the happiness of the honor guest in her distant western home.