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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1938
Page
5
An old time dance event at Austin's Hall Engle Lake features The Serenaders with music by the Gerenaders. Tickets include admission and rent a table. Proceeds go toward dancing before Easter with supper and a dance from 8 to 1.
A Detroit hotel incident illustrates honesty over overcharge and misattribution, leading to broader praise for integrity in business. The piece tracks figures from Chicago, University of Chicago, and Stagg era legends, contrasting clever hustling with honest conduct in contracts and competition.
Fragmentary ad copy for Beckman’s Drug Store images a product named Leto or Le To R. The text hints at gum irritation and a sale or price note but is unclear. Readable items reference a drugstore context and potential remedy offer.
An old Harpers Bazaar issue, circa 1890s, reveals fashion trends with waistlines and draped gowns. It contrasts grandmothers and granddaughters, notes shirtwaists becoming disliked, and preserves era portraits and social expectations alongside brief local notices of visitors and relatives.
The Methodist Missionary Society met Tuesday afternoon in the educational building for a program on missionary work. Speakers included Mesdames J. R. Colly and E. Roos and Mr. Hubt with a talk by Mia H. W. Ablers and a meditation by Mrs. J. Mr Lewis followed by hymn singing. A regional commemoration conference is planned for February 26 with Bishop Stalsh, and the annual conference will be held in Corpus Christi in April.
Mrs dames aneiling and Wille daughter Lyin fine of Houston visit their mother and grandmother while Mr and Mrs 3 Bi Moulntnney travel to Marlin for baths at a health resort. Gardney Duncan to Porté Saturday from a week with relatives in Burnet.
A Christian Science Lesson Sermon will be discussed in all Christ Scientist churches on Sunday February 20. The Golden Text proclaims blessed are the works of the Lord and his law. The Bible readings include Exodus and Psalm passages, with Eddy's Science and Health cited on page 401 regarding the oneness of Mind God and Father and the hoped for universal brotherhood.
A garbled report describes a Kansas City scene where patrons cite strange license numbers and a scheme targeting bystanders. The manager laments a sudden decline in goodwill as customers fear a nefarious scheme linked to strangers.
Christ Episcopal Church plans an 8 45 Sunday school session followed by 11 o clock morning prayer. Rev Frank Walkey will conduct services assisted by Miss Maxine Lewis of Texarkana who recently arrived to reside with Mr and Mrs Lewis.
BiH. Dally, a prominent Bagley Lake businessman, traveled to Fouyton Saturday and has been in a Houston hospital under specialist care since the visit.
Jophete celebrated his sixth birthday Thursday with a party in the afternoon for Utte friends. Children played games then exchanged Valentines, cut cake, and had lunch. Guests included Go leen Bpanthel Jeanne Jone dow Betty Ruth Heane Rosalind Bonny Vacek Walter mia Frank Lee Graven T. J. Eu Shinefrnka Dorothy Reuther and Emanuel Sradet.
Marshall Spears will address Shaw's Bend farmers tonight at 7:30 discussing farm problems and district issues. The event is open to the public at the Gore wood schoolhouse and features Rev. Frank E. Welker and Mrs. Walker attending a leadership training in Galveston.
In a county demonstration at Mrs Kart Carter's home, Mina Louie Bryant and Houws-Nedrs WHO agents presented a lamb stew recipe. The instructions urged using one packed lamb, celery, two rend yeas, and timing to ensure the dish is ready when served.
The Eagle Lake study club convenes Wednesday at Mrs. 6, 3, Everth's home with leader Mrs. 2 A Smith guiding the first of nine programs. The session explores Southern Azales Gardens with the theme Travel. Norma Jean Duty plans a Sugarland weekend, while Mr and Mrs. R. Hitjough hosted guests last Friday. Legetin Jacks from Houston attended.
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