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Home My WebLink AboutA&M Presbyterian Church 121703Frank G. Anderson, Jr. 743 S. Rosemary Drive Bryan, TX 77802 846 -8020 James Cashion 2706 Broadmoor Bryan, TX 77802 Mason L. Cashion 8360 Turkey Creek Rd. College Station, TX 77845 Mary Anderson 2911 Broadmoor Bryan, TX 77802 -2124 A & M PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH EARLY MEMBERS Caroline Mitchell 216 Suffolk, CS, TX 77840 696 -4533 Class of 1950 Born into the church about 1930. Son of Col. Anderson, long time A &M Track coach and commandant at A &M. Class of 1948 Class of 1953 Their father was the YMCA Director for many years where the Presbyterian Church met from its beginning in 1923 until it was moved off campus about 1940. Both boys were born on campus in the house that is now at 205 Timer. It was moved off campus in 1941. Now occupied by Homer Adams. Both Cashion boys grew up in the A &M Church and "Red" taught Sunday school class toan Aggie Class with Will Worley in the 1950's. Norman Anderson was minister of the A &M Church from about 1923 to his retirement in 1962. He passed away about 1970. His widow is Mary Anderson and she lives with her daughter, Teenie Wicker. Her son, is Fred G. Anderson, M. D. at 2504 River Forest Dr., Bryan, TX 77802 (776- 1887). He was a baseball, track and basketball star. The Anderson's lived at 204 Timber in a campus house, moved off campus in 1940 until he died about 1970. Next door was a small park the became known as Anderson Park (corner of Anderson and Hollemon). There is a plaque located in a shelter there naming the park. The Anderson's campus home, was orginally located at the corner of Church St. and Boyette St. and was on Old College Main (where the Baptist Student Union is now located on the corner of Church Street). A WWII chapel was moved from Victoria (in the early 50's) and is now the church santuary. Norman Anderson built the fellowship hall and was the Department Head of Religion, in which the students could get college credit under Chaplins for attending. Born on campus about 1915. Now confined to her home. Her father was head of the Math Department. She worked in the registrars office and handled transfer admissions, scheduled calles and monitored athletes' academic progress, etc. William "Bill" Lancaster Class of 1949 303 Dexter St. College Station, TX 77840 Grew up in A &M Presbyterian Church. Son of Mrs. P. R. Lancaster, first woman elder in 1960. Mrs. J. G. Brown 405 Jane St. College Station, TX 846 -4341 Now confined to the home. Her brother -in -law was Frank Brown and his children grew up in church. They are now scattered (Dallas, etc) and will be invited to the next church celebration (75 year celebration will be February 1, 1998). William A. Baine and Margaret 1704 Autumn Woods, San Antonio, TX 78232 512-490-0390 Interium paster 1989 -90? Has been invited to speak at the 75th Celebration. He was pleased to be invited and plans to stay with the Worley's. Mary Bolton Eckles (Mrs. W. E.) 693 -6110 1212 Orr St. College Station, TX Her father was president of A &M. Mrs. Eckles was born in 1910. Mary Leland Jack and Polly Kent 823 South Rosemary Dr. Bryan, TX 77892 846 -5644 Moved here and in the Presbyterian church in 1936. , .. I ci 9 2 7s-t, 4 e ,, 4 -ON Par, B;' r '/2p1) crn,e c +4 (-64a, S 7,47/0a )< 7 S Y�A2 4 JlvvpsA,Qr cEL600e06,0 FIB // 199 434,2L M EMO {/?3 d r CNLICt1 ayi Pgiff vi A0,0Rf5f5. 7 -2e ( TWA 11 6 A.V0t4 5 ■ 74 5 5 ,gait Mih) pRiL' NW 773%) SaL/ a F oz., A N9M'QAl Lewd vot Avi/1 ,24t& (d14c / IL Cd 41, i#1,0p 4 T A i x 44 c 4.,f ss 60 re /17 R vim , D0 P/) IN ib Af ciideCii /Q9 y7 i g.k • (4.455 'g J C4fineA/ 2706 8EC4O,vwg B' 75k 77So . 774 - 74 1 1 9 1.45s 53 / 14 ,45 (541 L. 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