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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1956
Page
9
The Anita Wilcox Circle of the church hosted a Tuesday morning gathering honoring Mrs Causey. Members shared fellowship and a devotional, with attendees completing a prayerful, community-oriented session.
Brother of A J Konvicks dies after long illness at home. Former employee Ly Tharstenders-Dambere is named in the obituary as a longtime local resident. The death is reported with minimal detail and notes the family’s grief and support.
Three East Lincoln students appear on the WCIC honor list while five earn B or better. Notables include Justine Collinge, Mary Adin, Lilly Kus, Caryle Crim, Phyllis Johnson, and Weldon Drapela among Sheridan area names.
Ruby Perry, daughter of Mrs. John H. Perry, was chosen as sweetheart of the Shakespeare Literary Society and presented at the annual Spring formal at Sabnie Texas State College on April 6. The event highlighted six women’s literary society representatives amid a bonapet of Toss and others.
Members attend the Eightine Ninth District Grange Spring Convention over April 21 and 22 in the 6st Congressional district of Texas. Albert Brown Jr. is guest speaker. National Executive Committeeman Joe Teens and Charles Hy also attend. Meetings include a hear, a dance, and a covered dish supper at the church with about ten members present.
Fragmentary note references Pant 24 fans and prescription services at Jas ID Rona Prog Store. No clear event or outcome is described.
The text notes a completion moving to Baytown Texas where he will reside while employed with Termiesses Gaz and Francmission at Mont Belview. After completing a two man plant at La Porte he becomes assistant superintendent at the TST Co plant in Chester following graduation from Texas.
The Tee Tieman orchestra will perform at the Nada Hall on Sunday April 22 with admission set at $1.25 for the listening and dancing program from 9:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. Richard Krenek says plenty of tables will be available and entrance is free for all during the event.
Samuel T. Cain aged 28 of Livingston was arrested half a mile south of Colon by Sheriff J. O. Walker and Deputy Raymond Caiie on a charge of driving while intoxicated. He appeared before County Judge Bill Butta, paid fines totaling 50 and costs, and received a three day sentence with suspensions for six months.
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