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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1938
Page
2
Lieutenant Governor Walter Woodul of Houston announced his candidacy for Attorney General of Texas. He pledged to dedicate himself to serving the people and all state departments, aiming to improve governance and uphold public trust.
Church notices recount a morning service with Mr Gerrits and Mrs Adams arranging events. The piece mentions a Fort Worldly Pingstl festival and a family visit, noting attendance by Mr Carlile in Mission and a grandson’s birth.
Local social column lists neighbors visiting and hosting in Cat Spring and surrounding towns. Names include Mr and Mrs Drescher, Lee Allen, Alvin Gatling, Aran Felitiven, G W Liescher, Alex Duntivs, Tira Drecever, Henry Reanhardt, Anton Nevendorit, Braden family, and Myrtle Brudan among many others. Events cover dinners, gatherings, and birthday anniversaries with relatives and friends noted across multiple households.
Mrs Mooniy led a Wednesday city meeting focusing on spring necessities and wardrobe planning. Vice president Mrs Leo McGonmutk presided with seven members attending, including Mrs Mary Walkes.
William B. Clark of the Federal Housing Administration in Texas announces that EG Marshall of Garwood has been appointed by Stewart MacDonald of FHA to lead a community repair and modernization program. The plan aims to build new homes and modernize thousands of properties, with focus on aiding Jock people and coordinating with contractors lenders and architects for widespread home improvements.
An irregular fragmentary notice describes the Young Wotens Circle of the Methodist Gnureh meeting at Annie of Mise Nel Tranty with Miss Opheta Johnson as koshootess. Mrs. R. W. Abler s visits Marsnail with sister Inlh Mrs Pinnx G Bell as guest at Je Amers home. Bre. Maret, Larsen and Miss Mildred Jamsen to Tousen on Sunday. Mrs. Caton Tubbs and baby visit W. G Miller family at Lissie. Week end events and travelers noted with limited details.
Albertha Wellgura reports the Garwood 4-H Club girls met at the school auditorium. Mrs Lee Glass urged using higher grade fabric and explained thread counts from 30 7% to 50 7. Reports covered a Columbus meeting led by Ruby Weaxensted Clare Malek and Elizabeth Michettes. Birth announced for G M Clark family in Headlight. hospital mix-up noted at Jefferson and St Joseph. Calvert Jr spent weekend with mother in Ben Antonia. Mrs Calvert visited Jack at home. Mrs LD Roberts and family spent time in San Antonio. Caroline Smothers visited parents in Houston area.
Weima deer Billy attracts attention as he poses for photographs and a newsreel in Weimar. Denver photographer Orr and team, including Mail and Jesse T. Green, spend the day with the young buck filming erection and shots. Teddy Kohleffel, a local farmer, notes Billy’s fame as the “omymeti-cerryiot” deer, while local residents visit relatives in Houston and Horton.
Miss Lille Henrichs, sponsor, led Borus-Necea Girls 4-H Club at the school house on March 17 discussing round buttonholes as a sewing stand. Members practiced stitched buttonholes and spacing. Guests for the weekend included Miss Vir Babin Cu Cuyan of Houston and Mr and Mrs J A Bugeles and Fred Lane visited relatives in Bellyville.
A fragment notes a person spent last Friday visiting in Fo Ton. Other details are unclear due to damaged text. Entities include Fo Ton.
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