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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1961
Page
4
A proclamation designates Farm Bureau Week for February 5 11 with local leaders including the president of Waes Organization and other farm advocates highlighted in the notice.
Enrollment open for the Western Coast Science Institute College spring term. Students should submit applications and fees by the stated deadline to secure placement and course selection.
Local breeders schedule a Sunday meeting for Shetland horse enthusiasts. Organizers invite members of the association to discuss care, show entries, and upcoming events. A 24 hour information booth at the venue will provide details.
Local notes report visitors from Dubuque Iowa and Abilene Texas arriving for gatherings with Garwood residents. A birthday party celebrated a 60th milestone at the Amber Restaurant with family and friends in attendance. Community groups plan meetings at the Memorial Library and Garwood PTA with speakers and travel slides.
Farmers Union announces annual trip to Washington DC to hear President Kennedy and Health Welfare officials. Bus transport offered from multiple states at 30 dollars, date March 5 to 19. contact local organizers Dr Tester Crsnek and Clifford Hensley for details.
Honor Hall lists honors for the first semester at the E. H. Henry Colored School. Grades show scores for students across first through seventh, with numerous names and percentages including Hazel Amos 91.17 and Otis B. Clayborne 97.88 among others.
Celanese Corporation of America announces a $15 million acetyls chemical plant to be built on a 1000 acre site south of Bay City. Construction expected to begin in early 1963 with completion by year end. The firm currently produces 39 chemical derivatives and projects annual output near 100 million pounds.
Fragmentary school notes show Lois Johnson in ninth grade with a listed score near 91.5 alongside Earlene Kirken and Brown at 88.35 for tenth grade. Names and data appear incomplete but indicate a graded event or test results.
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