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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1945
Page
9
A collage of quick wits and misheard lines features a sharp witted lady and a joking pair. Bantering couples, a puzzled clerk, a daredevil cop and a sly office boy deliver rapid one liners about love, misunderstandings, and everyday humor.
A quirky clipping notes a back of car warning about a blind driver, jokes about a Venetian blind company, and blends in reflections on Mussolini trains, Wells in Russia, and life in Texas publishing figures. It mentions E. H. White acquiring Polk County Enterprise, Tom Foster editing Seabee, and local social visits as the piece wanders through anecdotes.
Crowds gather in Eagle Lake as fourteen circus cars arrive Monday after weekend rain. The show moves to McCarty pasture. students were released early to attend. Elephants and horses perform while the menagerie remains unseen due to soggy grounds. Mrs Georgia Dallas visits before heading to Hot Springs Arkansas.
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