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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1952
Page
7
A unclear report describes a child responding to a school bell with remarks on fitness. Authorities or parents are not clearly identified. The piece hints at a first-time reaction amid a local education setting with emphasis on physical readiness.
LORA Pulliv speaks at Rotary on July dates amid calls for rainfall aid on the upper Colorado River. Babesch introduced by ward, program chair Pouncey led meeting at 25th session after Charles’s death. Household goods of Mrs. Thomas K. Redman move to Orange with Magnolia Petroleum ties. Louise Zombra of Biatonie returns home after two week vacation at Eagle Lake with Ann Graham.
A pleasant barbecue hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Orsak drew friends and relatives to the Roadside Park at Altair. The gathering was described as a wonderful reunion with all necessary elements for a happy, extemperaneous afternoon.
Four Angleton fishermen return with fifty fish including speckled trout and red snapper after a day at Freeport. Miss Nellis DeShazo and Walter Fruka announce plans to wed September 6 at Lady of Perpetual Help Church with a large attendant party. The groom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Frunka of this city.
The Lissie Youth Fellowship gathered at James Bell’s home on Thursday night for a monthly meeting. A social menu followed with a planned ice cream social on August 12 and stories of visitors from Batson, Freeport, Rock Island, and Houston.
Visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Shierrey and Geraldine in the ville area included Mrs Joe Anderson of the Chester Kirk Oklahoma and Mrs Sier, sister of Mrs Andersen Joe D Luna's, among others.
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