Fishermen Catch Lot. Camp Report From February Trip
A report from Wakiel of Earle describes a four day fishing camp where 35 anglers fished under difficult conditions. They thanked Mr Wad dell for the fine catch, noting the fish were wonderful eating and praised the speckled catch from Sperdion.
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Tickets On Gale For All Sports Banquet Mareh
Flowing on sale for the annual all sports banquet at the big school athletic display. The March event is held each year with proceeds supporting athletics.
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Isaly Tops Bastropy in Regional Meet
Isaly led Bastropy in a regional meet as Sears and Slant provided strong performances for a decisive victory. The event featured key throws and sprinting runs shaping the team standings and individual scores.
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Isaly
Birthday Celebration For Local Boy Draws Family Support
Family and friends gathered in Houston on Sunday to celebrate the fourth birthday of a local boy, grandson of Ben and son of Bir, with readings and songs. The event included a reading session and a notable guest list, as relatives shared stories and well wishes. A community gathering is planned next Tuesday from 5 to 3 pm at the Commen iy Canter.
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Sheridan Edges Round Top In Bi-Dist Tilt 43 to 41
Sheridan High School defeated Round Top-Carmine 43 to 41 in a bi district tilt at Weimer Friday night. McXenron led Sheridan with 15 points as Hallie Herkerack and Yar contributed for the Broncos who advance to regionals in San Marcos.
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Pattison Cagers Edge Tidehaven 43-35 in Bi-District
Pattison High School defeated Tidehaven 43 to 35 to advance to the regional round in the bi district contest. The Pattison team, led by standout players, secured the win on neutral ground, setting up a championship bid in Colinas next week.
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Tidehaven
Local Families Visit and Health News From Eagle Lake Area
Lissie News notes relatives visiting Languiinite in Eagle Lake as families from Beaumont Port Arthur and Bowden share health updates. Guy Heflin shows improvement after a heart attack while Rev A J Miler returns home from Kansas City. Families plan trips to Dallas and California. several locals travel or host relatives and attend family gatherings.
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Beaumont End Daverters
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Dick Suphin
Port Arthic
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Guy Heflin
Poe
Eagle Lake
J. Wey
Blake
Bowden
Zevre] Duycher
Grady Shazer
Shester
Hepry
Miler
Hils
Kansas City
Guy Beices
Hos Par Briggs
Rhea
Dalfin
Dallas
California
Hoffia
Ken‘Coffin
Garwood Girls to Face Sugar Land in East Bay District Play
Garwood Golden Girls coached by James Feenon enter the Class B district clash against Sugar Land, coached by Tootsie Alford, with a 16-5 record. The game is Monday at 6:00 p.m. in East Bay High School gym, with fans from the area invited to attend.
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Ex-Aggies Plan Four Year Scholarship Drive
Approximately thirty members of the Colorado County A and M Club gathered for the vegan quartery meeting at Lisas Fall in Ginnod last Friday night. A buffet of shrimp and fried chicken preceded the program. Ernest Lewrence was elected as representative to the Association of Former Students. Robert Schurring reported the scholarship fund neared the first year payment. a four year sublarenip at $300 per year would be awarded to a Colorado County student attending A and M College starting September. Doyle L appointed two committees to contact high schools and provide application forms. The group discussed the upcoming High School Day at A and M on Saturday March and planned for next meeting to elect club officers. Guest Chastie Babcock of Beaumont spoke on the association’s activities and projects. next meeting will feature the traditional Ag Mue Ter with Ag Isles and wives invited.
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Army veteran Fynka to join Associated Oil Company
Walter A. Fynka and his children Rendal Michael and G Frnka announce his completion of service with the U S Army. He will assume a position with Associated Oil Company, with which he was previously connected before entering service.
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Adkins Family Visit and Local Outing Recap
The report recalls J L Adkins and family visiting Houston last Wednesday to see The Ten Commandments with Mrs Heery Wessels and others. They later spent Sunday in Benly visiting Mrs Srumcks's mother. Elsie Community youths went ice skating in Houston Tuesday night.
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Heery Wessels
J. L. Adkins
Houston Sun- Mtr
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J. le Adking
Benly
Eg Srumcks
Fran Elsie
Houston
Mira
Eagles End Season With Win Over Pearland
The Pearland game closes the season for the Eagles with a 5 to 4 victory in Hayle gym. Cobb's squad, in District 25-8 action, finishes with seven wins and five losses, securing fourth place among seven teams after a slow start in the first quarter.
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Eagie Lake
High Shop Eiseledgers
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Hayle Gym
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Track help needed for annual night relays
Help needed for weekend work to prepare the track for the Annual Night Relays scheduled for March 5th. Persons who can assist as sides, guards, or Gmen are invited to contact L J Spanitel, chair of the event, as the project proceeds with duties in the afternoon and evening shifts.
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L. J. Spanitel
Chalice
Plans Started For Babe Ruth Teen Baseball League
Eagle Lake works to launch a Babe Ruth Teen Baseball League for ages 13 and 14. The local effort seeks to join the national Babe Ruth league system, building a regional youth program and offering organized play for teenagers this summer.
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Susizer
Lake
Stee-Beacball
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Spring Meat Activities Open On March 18th
Eagle Lake students look forward to the 1957 Interscholastic League Sprites Meet with activities scheduled across March and April. One net play event is listed for February 19th in Track and field events to be held in Missouri City on March 28. Tennis, literary events, and regional competitions are noted in Katy Needville Sealy Fearing East Bernard and Eagle Lake as part of the Royal Spring Meet.
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OB Glub to Elect Officers by Ballot
Fagle Lake Quarterback Club members will receive ballots to vote for president and vice president. Deadline is Friday March 5. Oscar Miller is current president and Mrs Spanthel is secretary treasurer. The club has 149 members and hosts a Raters Hot Cake supper Tuesday from 6 to 7.
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Fagle Lake
Urey Aiay
Neminess
Votre Wall
Primier
Spanthel
Gernerving
Oscar Miller
Socretary-Treasuner
Duval County Spotlight by Fiadgs and Rossnwald
New York writers Frederick Fiadgs and Franz Rossnwald present a Duval County series for Texas readers. This ninth installment revisits local life, landscape, and distinctive communities through observed scenes and vignettes.
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Frederick Fiadgs
Franz Rossnwald
New York
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Texas Reader
Decline of Duval Dukedom Shakes Texas Power Structure
A battered Texas county reels from George Parr’s fall as Duval County’s political machine collapses under widespread resignations and legal actions. New leaders dismantle decades of patronage, restore county finances, and restore public trust as tax rates drop, voter rolls rise, and services improve amid renewed oversight.
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