Easter Visits Tie Kin to Eagle Lake Families
Mrs W E and Mrs J C Kenneth renewed friendships with Mrs Cha last Thursday afternoon at Bis Kennedy for med Lizzie York of Eagle Lake. Easter guests included Roby Wills Legard and many relatives from Austin Houston Wallis and Eldridge. The gathering featured candy, cake, and a gift of a gold crebbit for a Three children drew straws game. Families from Richmond and Pierce Junction joined for a day of visiting and picnics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E
J. C. Kenneth
Ruby Wills
Rome
Mesdames Cas- Ingram
Bodie
Clark
Wils
Eleanor Clark
Loretta’ Bamburg
Salladay
Loretta Bamburg
Clara
Katherine Graves
Roy L. Graves
Louis Austin
Chikéren
J. E. Karlson
Na Mat Murphy
Eagle Lake
Lansing Ingram
Ernestine Bamburg
Opal
Jewel’ Horn
Glenn Denton
Randolph Ingram
T. B. Tubbs
Houston
Tubbs
Alton Tubbs
Lennton Tubbs Lee
John Myers
Vernon
Ruby Horn
Joe Arthur
Walter
Wallis
Clinton Tubbs
J. H. Wills
M. E. Jordan
Dempsie
L. P. Pierron
Austin
Fred C. Gertson
Belle Nicholson
Pierce Junction
Sam Carney
Eleanor
Eldridge
A. N. Hays
Calhoun
L. O. Clark
Norman
Richmond
John.g. Larsen
George Clark
F. E. McLain
Roy Graves
Mr. McLain
Palm Sunday reflections and Holy Week meditations
Editor in chief Augusta Popp introduces a church week notice with 4 H Club reports from Martha Leopold and others. The piece recalls Christ's triumphal entry into Jerusalem, the events of Holy Thursday and Good Friday, and the betrayal by Judas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Popp
Elizabeth Leopold
Frank Wesselski
Wilbert Leopold
Emma Labay
Martha Leopold
Christ
Jerualem
Gethsemane
Judas
Fragmented school notes mix religion and sewing club plans
A fragmented column blends religious reflection on Christ’s crucifixion with classroom items about fifth grade history reports on George Rogers Clark and John Sevier, a graduating class motto and colors, an unusual cake anecdote, and a 4-H club meeting with attendance and jokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rogers Clark
John Sevier
Looking Backward Items from the April 4 1908 Headlight
Twenty four years ago items from the Headlight note Mrs J D Odom returning from Sulphur La Levi Adkins near Lissie injured in a mishap near the post office W G Miller of Chesterville joins as a subscriber Bar fixtures installed at C H Brosig’s saloon Miss Jewell daughter of the Vinedyards sick W A Dallas lecturing in Masonry at Livingston Obenhaus family moved to Engle Lake H W injured when a horse fell on him near the post office Pupils get a holiday for April Fool’s Day and play hooky Mrs Jennie Baker sells Colorado Citizen to Tryan Stafford of San Antonio The Citizen founded 1837 by the Baker brothers Jack Largent bitten by moccasin near Mercek T J Largent’s son suffers snake bite on thumb Amputation feared but physician optimistic Seth Cooper to Temple F Albert from Bryan Sch Davis Eldridge visits Scout Lass Ed and Fran attend St Louis game in Houston
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J. D. Odom
Sulphur
Louisiana
Levi Adkins
Lissie
S. 5
Robinson
W. D. Walker
Rock Island State Bank
W. G. Miller
Chesterville
C. H. Brosig
Carothers
Eagle Lake
Jennie Baker
Ben M. Baker
Colorado Citizen
Tryan G. Stafford
San Antonio
Citizen
Baker Brothers
J. D
Ben M
A. H. Baker
Texas
Brazos
Jack Largent
T. J. Largent
Mercek
Former Citizen Gets Wires Slightly Cross
In a letters page note, a reader signed as a Former Citizen criticizes the Headlight for not publishing a list of honor students from the University of Texas and mentions Colorado. The writer asserts the roll exists elsewhere and accuses the paper of withholding the information, while the Headlight admits confusion over the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jity of
Texas
Colorado
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Hee
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Beatrice Stokely
Pad
Nada Wizer Wonz Wada Public School
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W. H. Young
Headlight
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Eagle Lake State Bank
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