Local Classifieds Roundup From Eagle Lake Area
Local business notices and sales listings include Eagle Cleaners dry goods promotion, Beckman Drug Store ointment offer, gravel delivery by E E Rodgers, two coal heaters for sale, farm implements and Stoneville cotton seed supply by C H Matthews, a Big Bone Poland China hog for sale by H A Dromgoode, Arcala cotton seed price and purchase by H A Dromgoole, modern and barn dances at Menty Hall and Billock's Hall with live music, a mixed dance at Nada Kl Hall, and a nursing and housekeeping wanted inquiry by Mr Lee Allen in Rock Island Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce McCarty
Stoneville
C. H. Matthews
Eagle Lake
Texas
H. A Dromgood
Eldridge
H. A
Weimar
Billock’s Hall
Blue Jacket Orchestra
al Nada Kl
Schulenburg
Nada Garwood Farm Meeting Promises Community Gathere
The Garwood Nada Agricultural Association will meet Monday night at 7 30 in Garwood school. With a large carry over on hand and foreign production rising two million bales a year, what price can the American farmer expect from the 1938 crop The group foresees a possible gross income of not more than 50000000 from a 10000000 bale crop at 354 per bale for 10000000 cotton farm people. The meeting asks members to suggest other farm enterprises to add cash income and promises an entertaining hiliarious program for an old fashioned community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Westerholm
Garwood-Nada Agricultural Association
Garwood School
United States
Wharton County Couple Celebrate Sixty-third Wedding Anniversary
Wharton County couple Mr and Mrs George H Northington celebrated their sixty third wedding anniversary with a family dinner in Egypt. The Northingtons first wed in 1875 after meeting as schoolchildren in Chapel Hill Washington County. Their note filled life includes farming land ownership and community leadership. Their relatives present included Sadie Northington Will Northington Virginia Lou Clements Will Je George Northington Jr and Mentor Northington with others expected. Mrs Northington recently turned eighty three and remains active in home and family duties. The couple previously honeymooned at Galveston Mardi Gras and have deep ties to Egypt and Wharton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George IL. Northington, Sr
Egypt
Houston Chronicle
George H. Northington
Jessie Virginia Simmons
Chapel Hill
Washington County
Easy Gren
Sadie Northington
Will Northington
Virginia Lou
Clements
Will
George Northington, Jr
George TI
Harold
AJ Nortensen
Mentor Northington
George Meriwether
Mayme Duncan
George
Will Meriwether
Mortenson
Houston
Mortensen
Jessie Virginia Northington
Mr. Northington
Rpt
Wharton County
Northington
Texas
Galveston
J. EB. Hurd
San Jacinto
Wharton
Joseph
Local Social Roundup At Gat Spring And Nearby Areas
Mrs G W Drescher and family hosted supper with Mr and Mrs Aur Drescher at Gat Spring. Several families including Hennekes and Dreschers visited in the week. Alvin Drescher returned to Eagle Lake to resume duties at the McLellan service station after a week with parents. Numerous gatherings, birthday celebrations, and weekend visits occurred across Cat Spring Houston Kerrville and Alleyton with extended family and neighbors attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althama Drescher
G. W. Drescher
Aur Drescher
Gat Spring
Leo Henneke
G. B. Drescher
K. G. Henneke
L. C. Henneke
Engie Lake
C. WN. Duddlester
Frank Dietrich Priday
Diedrich
Myarl Ray
Columbus
Charlene Duddlesten
Carl Duddlesten
Raymondville
R. B. Duddlesten
Kerrville
Houston
Lou Duddlester
Eddie Fhimpel
Walls
N. Duddlesten
Henry Kreteachmar
Henry Lloyd
Engle Lake
Wayne Burford Duddlesten
Carl Buddlesten
R. W. Duddlesten
Mille Kansteiner
Cowmbus
L. G. Hennecke
Aug. Neuendorft
Herman Withe
Lows Dehymer
Alleyton
Siurdey
Chas, Wicke
Mary Rainer
Adell Dehmer
Rubylan Nelson
Raymond Braden
Elo Fraden
Grandma Maertz
Louln Dehmer
Alieyton
LC. Hennoke
4 18 Club Girls Meet at Eldridge
Florence Dunkin reports on the 4 18 Club girls meeting at Eldridge school house. Miss May McCrory instructs members to check pattern pieces and pin patterns before cutting, emphasizing slow cutting and proper sewing technique. Attendance noted Mia W T Mooler and other members. Next meeting planned for Thursday Feb 17 at 2 pm to sew slacks and pajamas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Dunkin
May McCrory
Eldridge
Thursday Bridge Club Hosts at Mrs Epps Home
Mrs Clarence Epps hosted the Thursday Afternoon Bridge Club at her home yesterday afternoon. Refreshments of pie and coffee were served after the bridge games, with possible mention of a doctor’s prescription and Luna Drug Store in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Epps
Luna Drug Store
Happenings in Lissie and Houston Social Notes
Winter guests from Texas visit Mrs. G E Cook and relatives attend gatherings in Houston. The W M 3 charity group reports 22 dollars raised. A Valentine party for seventeen youths follows the Intermediate Christian Endeavor meeting. Boy Scout Sunday features talks on Reverence Trustworthiness and Liberty led by local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mose Thomas
Warship Hour
Intermediate Christian Endeavor
James Clipson
HG. Driskill
Mr. Huscher
Ed Causey
Presbyterian Auxiliary Meeting Focuses on Missionary Work
The Presbyterian Auxiliary met Tuesday at the church for a business session and missionary study. Mrs. Edgar Baring discussed Elisa J. Sheppard and Korea, Mrs. A. L. Wahrmund covered Charlotte Kemper and Brazil, and Mrs. A. J. Struss spoke on Althea Brown Edmiston and Africa. A follow up meeting at Mrs. Wahrmund’s home is planned with Studies as the next book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyteriaan
Corious Living
Edgar Baring
Elisa J. Sheppard
Korea
A. L. Wahrmund
Charlotte Kemper
Brazil
A. J. Struss
Althea Brown Edmiston
Africa
Garwood Favored To Win County Basketball Title
Garwood is favored to win the Colorado county basketball championship this year with a veteran team. The meet opens yesterday at Eagle Lake at 7:30, then Garwood faces Columbus at 8:30. Tonight Garwood meets Eagle Lake at 7:30 and Columbus plays Weimar at 8:30. Saturday features Columbus with Eagle Lake at 7:30 and Weimar against Garwood at 8:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garwood
Eagle Lake
Columbus
Weimar
Garden Club Meet With Mrs Oyo Next Wednesday
The Eagle Lake Garden Club holds a regular meeting at 3:30 PM at Mrs. G. P. Mayo home. Mrs. Horace Mc Ree will read the program. The topic is Spring planting for summer and fall. Plans include a flower show in April and a April 12 talk by Mrs. R. T. Westmoreland on wildflowers at the high school science room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Lake Garden Club
G. P. Mayo
Horace McRee
R. T. Westmoreland
Study Club Members Hold Lively Cooperative Meeting
The Eagle Lake Study Club enjoyed a lively Wednesday afternoon session with parliamentary drill and a program on Cooperatives. Led by Mrs. Lloyd Tate the talks covered consumer cooperation, cooperative federations in Britain and other nations, and farmers and ranchers in the United States. The next meeting will February 23 at Mrs. G E Everitt home with a program on Southern Azalea Gardens. Mr. SO McCarty and Mr. Karl Geehtel were mentioned visiting relatives and Houston respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Lake
Griff Thorns, Jr
Cooperatives
Lloyd Tate
F. C. Dur ‘bin
John Kearney
Britain
Russia
Sweden
Pinland
H. W. Adler
Farmer's and Rancher's Cooperative Association
United States
G. £. Everitt
J. A. Smith
Azalea Gardens
Episcopal Guild Meets for Quilt Work and Brief Meeting
The Episcopal Guild ladies gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Louis Hinte’s home for a short business session. They continued piecing a quilt and enjoyed refreshments. The group will meet next week at Mr. B F Forrest’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Guild
Louis Hinte
B. F. Forrest
Mrs Masek Hosts Weekly Bringe Club Guest
Mrs J J Masek entertained Thursday afternoon at her home as a compliment to the regular Week ly Bringe Club and one guest Mrs Malcom Tigett. Red roses set a gay mood and refreshments followed a Valentine motif with heart shaped sandwiches peer salad stuffed olives date bars and cold drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Masek
Bringe Club
Malcom Tigett
Home Demonstration Club meets with guests and members
The Women's Home Demonstration Club met at 2 p m Thursday with 9 members and 7 guests, led recreation by Mrs J C Willis. Miss May McCrary distributed books on clothing inventory, stressing budgeting, fabric quality and brand knowledge for choosing wearables. Miss Young, daughter of County Agent W H Young of Columbus, attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Rogers
Women's
Nannie Barrow
J. c. Willis
Miss McCrary
Miss Young
W. H. Young
Columbus
W. W. A. Girls Meet at Baptist Church Home
The W. W. A. girls met Tuesday at Miss Rachael Lewis's home for Bible study focusing on Ruth chapter three. A social hour followed with sandwiches olives cookies marshmallow crackers and hot chocolate served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bapetist Church
Rachael Lewis
Ruth
Leto's Tor the Gums An Astrigent with' Antiseptic
Beckman's Drug Store offers Leto's Tor the Gums as an astringent and antiseptic. The product promises customer satisfaction with a money-back guarantee if the first bottle fails to satisfy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leto
Beckman
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Mrs
Geo. H. Northington
Eagle Cleaners
Beckman's Drug Store
E. E. Rodgers
Pinka
Gur- Wood
H. L. Reading
Q. Green
E. R. Mooney
H. G Whooris
Rock Island
Oliver F. Bitting
Episcopal
J. I. Holloway
J. A Segelequist
East Bernard
Ayter
Fermardo
Priday
Blume
Gommert& Tanner
Gemmer
Menty Hall
State Street
R F. Arnold
Lee
Allen
Nada-Garwood Farm
Bernardo News
Lissie
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Garden Club
SO. McCarty
San Antonio
Karl Geehtel
Episcopal Guild Meets
Mrs. Masek
Jepho
DU Barry
Elepthen
Dalley
Mich Hundt
Wmartont
Guld
Joe D. Luna
A. Girls
Ne Stade
Health Club
Skyway
Libby
Fort Howard
Calif
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