East Bernard Featured In The Line Magazine Notes
In the April issue of The Line from Tennessee Gas Transmission Company East Bernard is highlighted with a write-up by Phil Burlingame. It notes community activity including results engineer Jim Haring and staff, construction work on the Bay City feeder line, the first town television broadcasts and local deaths, visits by company personnel, and a safety film shown at a monthly meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Bernard
Tennessee Gas Transmission Company
Phil
Burlingame
Jim Haring
Helen Catherine
Johnny Bugg
Bruce Rose
Harti Boultinghouse
Smoky Frank
Gers
Zufall
MeCu
Gaines Murray
Potter
Don
TGT
Ci Champs
Frier
Jack Mille
Frank Toman
Settlor
Jerome Kubula
Houston
Nada
Dunn Brothers
Bay City
Feryman
Frank Smith
Ned
Bill Brannam
Continental Casualty Co
Smith
Our
Out-Of-Town Relatives Attend A M Kveton Rites
The list of out of town relatives attending the A M Kveton funeral last Friday includes Mrs. B. Lee of Liberty and families from Sealy Wharton Arlington Bay City Weimar and Fl Campo among others. This social notice records attendees and their hometowns as part of the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Kveton
B. Lee
Liberty
Kveton
Roy Jone
Ella Kveton
C. M. Keer
Grant Phillips
Sealy
Frank Krah
Pauline
Joe Edwards
Wharton
G. T. Hawkes
C. T. Hawkes
Arlington
L. C. Estlinbaum
H. Estlinbaum
C. Estlinbaum
Bay City
Gladys Poole
Fl Campo
J. R. Rankin
Weimar
Fond Mother
Ruth, twelve, is praised for studying Prench and algebra as her mother greets Mrs. Perkins in algebra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Prench
Mrs. Perkins
Giessel Named to Texas Law Chancellor Society
Henry P. Giessel, son of Dr. J. W. and Dr. Lotta Giessel and former Eagle Lake resident, is among six mid-law UT students chosen for membership in the Chancellors high honor society of the School of Law. Chancellors are top ranking students noted for scholastic achievement and work on the Texas Law Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry P. Giessel
J. W
Lotta Giessel
Eagle Lake
University of Texas
School of Law
The
Texas Law Review
Giessel
Ole Lake
San Jacinto
Houston
University of Colorado
University of For
School of Livy
Frase
Senior Class Guests At Banquet Friday
Members of the Senior Class and high school faculty were honored guests at a banquet hosted by the Woman's Society of Christian Service of Colly Memorial Methodist Church. May motifs with May poles and May baskets decorated the tables as students enjoyed veal and potatoes, peas, salad, chiffon cake, and orange sherbet before an entertainment program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Colly Memorial Methodist Church
W.S.C.S
Patricia
Judy Thomas
The
Alamo
Marian Wagencraft
Hunter Thomas
Law student noted for wartime service and civic roles
He served with the Signal Corps in the Pacific Theatre and is a member of Phi Delta Phi. He contributes to the Student Editorial Board of Texas Law Review and has worked as a Quizmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signal Corps
Pacific Theatre
Phi Delta Phi
Itorial Board of
Texas Law Review
Headlight Celebrates 46th Anniversary With Praise
The Headlight publishes a letter from Donald D. Burchard head of the Texas A and M College journalism department praising the Eagle Lake paper for its live local coverage and leadership. He wishes many more years of successful publishing for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald D. Burchard
Department of
Texas A. & M. College
Eagle Lake
Also Mentioned on This Page
TGT Magazine
Cliff Unruh
Les Puckett
Worthington Co
O. H. Moore
William C Mammand, Jr
Boston
Mass
Universal Supply Company
Joe Marsh
Main Street
Aipec
Muni
Ted States Brewers Foundation
Cansright
Texas Law School Society
Arthur Godfrey
Glen McCarthy
the Green Warguerite
Chapman Ster Brennan
Robert Paige
Natalie Wooo
Ted Romaldson
Connie Marswall
Robert Ellis
Rws Bacon
Mlburn
Stone
Heanme UL Dure
M. Vernon
Indiens
Monty F. Cole
Monty F. Coluns
William D. Russell
RKO Radio Fietnos
Raye
Cole Theatre
Gladioli
Peonies
Jonquils
Violets
Lake Crest
Soran
Mother’s Bay
Alberts Variety
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