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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1949
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Braxton Green of Houston spent Sunday in El eusins visiting Mrs Darbys’ parents Mr and Mrs W G Darby. A stray remark about a dog with poor teeth appears in the article’s readable text.
The Rotary Club luncheon featured the film The Long Way Home about a soldier’s readjustment to peacetime. E H Booth chaired the program and Simon Sinclair operated the new Universal Motor Company projector. Guest was ex-Rotarian P C Middlebrook. Next weeks program chairs listed through June include McElhinney So kol Ware Clipson Dun can and Inck Grives.
El Campo Garden Club schedules its Annual Flower Show for 3 00 p m in town stores with the theme All Around the Town Publicity chair Mc Donald M Dyson notes flowers in proper store settings Mrs Duson invites community members to attend The article also mentions Mrs J V Duncan returning Monday from Palestine visit with sister Mrs Drew Kolstad
Mrs. Jane Brooks of Fort Worth visits Mrs. J. H. Wills and friends for weeks. Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Birdwell and family spend Sunday with B. C. Birdwell and with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Birdwell and family. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Selph and Janice visit Mrs. J. Wills and Mrs. Jane Brad. The piece ends with a reflective remark on give and take in life.
Dr and Mrs J C Laughlin celebrate the arrival of a baby daughter born Friday April 22 at 4 00 pm at Laughlin Hospital The newborn weighed one and a half pounds and had not yet been named by Tuesday after birth.
The exchange shows Dr J C and Mrs Laughlin debating possible baby names. She mentions having many ideas while he notes he hasn’t liked any yet. He comments that she often wants to talk about many things she lacks.
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