Miss Mary Jane Lyburn Visits With Houston Friends
Miss Mary Jane Lyburn of Houston spent last week with Bre, George Crim and Carol, sharing time and hospitality during a brief visit.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1948
Page
3
Miss Mary Jane Lyburn of Houston spent last week with Bre, George Crim and Carol, sharing time and hospitality during a brief visit.
Mr and Mrs H W Graves of Bay City were visiting friends here last Saturday.
J R Reel, manager of the Lower Lake Club, announces an all day skeet shoot on Sunday August 22. Guns and shells available at the club for those who cannot bring their own. Spectators welcome with local attendees listed among Eagle Lake residents.
Miss Barline Turner of San Antonio visits the Powell and Bell households. Mrs Robinson of Waco visits Mrs Bell. Pauline Welsh of Freeport stays with HL Townsend. Will Ramsey family from Houston guests. Annie Ray Baker and Tommy Hunt visit from Corpus Christi. Jackie Williams returns to Houston. Mrs H R Jacobsen returns from West Texas visits. Theresa Diane welcomed as granddaughter to Jacobsen family.
The family expresses deep appreciation for kindnesses shown during Geo W Keith’s illness and after his death. They thank friends for flowers messages cards and other tokens of affection which brought comfort. The Family of Geo W Keith.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Brasher entertained this week with guests including Mrs. Sam Mayberry of Jackson Mississippi and Mrs. J L Gaskin of Beaumont.
Wm Brune had his appendix removed at Laughlin Hospital on Monday morning. Friends extend wishes for a speedy recovery.
Miss Mary and little Charmaine are mentioned with Mr and Mrs Jake Zaoller in a family celebration note. The fragment references a granddaughter and relatives in a social context.
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