Laughlin Hospital Notes Patients This Week
Notes from Laughlin Hospital highlight patient rounds, new admissions, and medical staff reports. Drs. Jags and Be lead rounds as residents review cases and treatments.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1952
Page
6
Notes from Laughlin Hospital highlight patient rounds, new admissions, and medical staff reports. Drs. Jags and Be lead rounds as residents review cases and treatments.
Fragmentary text featuring scattered names and terms with no clear event or context. No identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes emerge to form a coherent news item.
A fragment from a newspaper page shows unreadable notes about a person named Wave and two others, with stray letters and garbled words. The readable bits mention a sale and possible names but lack coherent context or a clear event.
Mrs Loughlin entertained at a birthday party for the Phillips and Howards with Wintemmann as guests. They spent the weekend at home visiting their parents Mr and Mrs L O Payne. Mr and Mrs T J Roberts and children Sandra and Tommie from Hl Campo visited relatives here. Altair will be closed tonight April 24.
A readable listing of Sunday schools worship times and weekly activities for PSF Baptist Church First Presbyterian Eagle Lake Methodist Catholic Rock Island Baptist and Assembly of God churches. Includes service times pastors and event notes for the week.
The church announces Easter services including Holy Communion and Sunday School. A new Altar Guild is organized, with Evensong on Wednesday at 7:19 pm and a fellowship supper after. Centralized invitations go to all services. Assembly of God in Rock Island notes midweek events led by L Perryman and a Women’s Missionary Counsel meeting at 2:00.
A brief line from a religious aphorism urging faith to seek guidance and reveal hidden knowledge. The text references scripture style language about answered prayers and discovered truths. The fragment mentions numbers that may be garbled.
Garwood W S C S held a regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Joh Littleton on Wednesday April 16 at 3 00 oclock with president Mrs W S Chapman presiding. Fifteen members and two visitors were present. Mrs Hy Priesmeyer led the Bible reading from Isaiah and Mrs Joe Ader received a poetry bank surprise with an original poem. Refreshments of cake and cocoa were served.
The week features AMERICAN LUTHAN Exgie Lake services on Sunday April 27 with 8:15 am worship and Friday class from 4:00 to 6:00 pm. ST PAULS COLUMBUS Tex Rev G Wolf leads 10:30 am worship and 9:30 am church school with Bible class Wednesday 7:30 pm. Christian Science lesson titled Probation After All reads in churches with Psalm 49 15 and Proverbs 4 23 quotes. discusses death, sin, and universal salvation through spiritual progression per Mary Baker Eddy.
The Women's Auxiliary Guild of Christ Episcopal Church met at Mrs. W. Elkins home Tuesday afternoon. President Mrs. A. F. Harbert opened with prayer, followed by a short business session and a social hour. The gathering closed with the Auxiliary Benediction. next meeting is Tuesday at 3 30 in the Parish House.
Circle 1 of W S C S of Colly Memorial Methodist Church and the Youth Fellowship plan a chicken spaghetti dinner at noon on May 3 in the Rotary Hall. Tickets are $1.00 and all are invited to share a meal and support the group.
Circle II of the Women’s Society of Christian Service at Dolly Memorial Methodist Church plans a bake sale on Saturday May 10 at 9:00 AM. Coffee doughnuts kolaches pies and cakes will be available at the Texas Southeastern Gas office.
Presbyterian Circle I of the First Presbyterian met in the Sunday School room on Tuesday April 22 with Mrs G Stallman presiding. Mrs Robert Martin read scripture and led the prayer. Songs included My Faith Looks To Thee and Church Mizpah.
The Young Couples class at Colly Memorial Methodist Church held a party Tuesday April 28 in the Educational Building. A short business meeting selected the Berean Class name. Guests enjoyed many games and refreshments including ice cream cake sherbet and cold drinks.
The Nimble Thimble sewing circle met Wednesday at 3 P.M. in Mrs. Gardner Seaholm’s home. After the business session, members enjoyed egg salad sandwiches chips banana pie coffee and cold drinks. The next meeting is May 7 at Mrs. Charles Lee Spalinger’s home.
On Friday night, April 15, Girls II of the First Baptist Church with teacher Mrs. Paul Powers hosted a slumber party at Mrs. Hattie Carter's Camp. During a business meeting, officers were elected: President Mary Nash, Vice President Jeanette Dickerson, Secretary Judy Black, Vice Secretary Wanda Scott, and Reporter Evangeline Loessin.
The Garwood Garden Club met in Lion's Hall with Mrs. W R Frnka presiding. Invites were received for flower shows at Wharton Eagle Lake and Port Lavaca. The group planned a May meeting, nominations, and a spring sale. Members attended various events and visits nearby, including a State Garden Club convention in Waco.
The Waiker and Hopkins households hosted visitors from Austin Houston Glen Flora and Wharton with additional guests from Tucson and Phoenix area. Dir and Mrs Heiman attended the Mail Carrier's Meeting in Bay City at the Bay Tex Hotel Saturday night.
Pack 58 of the Sheridan Cub Scouts hosts a kite contest at 2:00 pm on April 27 at the ball park across from the Sheridan Cucling Plant. Prizes will go to largest kite smallest kite and longest tail with parents urged to attend the advancement program.
Dollyville neighbors gathered at the Tates home last Thursday for a surprise housewarming. After canasta and forty two games, gifts were given and refreshments of sandwiches potato chips coffee and cold drinks were served.
Explorer Scout Post 127 of Eagle Lake and Post 888 of Columbus plan a Court of Recognition and Formal Dance at 8:00 p.m. Friday in the Nass High School gym. Both posts invite dates. event marks a formal social for local scouts.
An odd promotional piece invites customers to Universal Supply Company to test CASE knives Sunbeam coffeemakers and Micro-Matic automatic coffee makers. It touts sharpens and displays and contrasts prior low sales with new offerings while mixing garden pest tips and stray chatter.
The Eagle Lake Lions Club met last Thursday with R. L. Cook elected president and new officers chosen for July. Candidates included Wiley for vice president and others for view and secretary roles. Members also announced a Mother's Day Weekend cream sale and Kilgore weekend visit by Mr. R. Lacy and daughter Dianna Sue.
The Assembly of God Church of Eagle Lake announces a revival starting Sunday April 27 with nightly services at 7 20 pm. Rev W J Brown will host, and Rev R G Coddell of Seavient will preach, described as an excellent speaker and strong expository teacher.
Cowish thanks Laughton Hospital for care during stay. Mrs. H. H. Rowe Sr. and Harry Landa underwent surgery at Laughtin Hospital Wednesday morning and are reported to be doing very nicely.
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