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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1944
Page
6
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The text urges sleep as vital to health and daily function, stressing adequate nightly rest to maintain mood, energy, and work capacity. It advocates a calm routine, avoiding problem rumination before bed, and highlights comfort of bed and surroundings as key to better sleep.
A scattered recap of city happenings includes Ellison Bentley shooting his knee near the lake pumping station last Sunday, with companions Ernest Cummins and Mont Calvert Jr. He remains homebound but mobile within his residence. Various residents visit kin in Fort Worth Dallas and San Antonio, while school playground equipment donated by Mrs. John Matthews enhances the grounds. Cadet Fisher McCreary visits from the West Point Military Academy, and several families plan trips to see relatives in Austin and Houston amid health updates and social calls.
Mrs J R Laughlin Sp and daughter Mrs Floy Moore of Ea dy and Mrs Boyd Laughlin of Washington DC were week guests in the home of Droid M FR Linighiin.
A fragment advises winding down early for the night to restore body and mind. It promises restfulness by morning and general well being as a reward for disciplined daily life. The tone urges slowing down from effort and maintaining balance.
Lions Sgt Ed Parma known as Butch and Carl Seaholm Jr welcomed as guests new members D Wallace and J C Lockwood join committee discussed building a service men waiting station Gus Seaholm Jr led program Carl Seaholm Jr performed piano solos Butch urged to speak Professor Parma answered questions Lions attendance contest nears April 27 PTA meeting announced for Monday April 10 at 4 35 pm at the High School Mrs O Hu calls for large attendance to decide whether to continue the PTA and elect officers for the coming year
Mr and Mrs Joe Stahl of Schulenburg and their son Cadet Davie Marion Stahl of Texas Military Institute San Antonio are to spend Easter at Mr and Mrs Harry Landa s home Mrs Minnie Townsend who was guest of her sisters G C Weisler and Mrs Fick Loughridge returned to Rock Island Sunday night
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