Fourth Rice Cage Test Opens With Action Today
Sealy and Gor Aeml girls square off in the opening round as 27 teams play 27 games over three days for 46 trophies. Six games on opening day include girls and boys contests at 3:00 and 6:00 p.m. The event, directed by Owenheus and Ties, promises record participation and larger prizes than prior years.
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Frake
Test Zomard
Tae
1954 Directors For Club Montezuma To Be Elected Monday
1954 directors for Club Montezuma to be elected Monday at the Cannsuniy Center Vorday evening. Meeting will include by law revision and light refreshments after business. Seven incumbents listed and seven new candidates named from various nominees.
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Club Montezuma
Fucker Cupson
Clue Montezuma
Te Cannsuniy Center
Vorday Everning
Sanaey
Ciin
Aith Ticherd Clipson
Joe Lee McCreary
Joh Clipton
Saul Bevideon
Ewa Wintermenny
John Carroll
J. HL Ware
Wow Thomas
Dfatgaret Wiese
Billy Terrell
Tour Dowdy
Polly Sens
St of Nizeta Rominees
Hyland Bell
George Causey
Roland Campbell
Walter Lee Bales
Bru: Waddell
Frei Aut Erika
Jesini Geetsen
J 0
Mroelith
Ruben Muknon
Bebby Wilcoss
Tet Bronnern
Sino Sin Gs
Jack Dixon
Neney Seaholta
Charles Morgan
First National Bank Closed For Robert E. Lee Birthday
Lenfat, president of First National Bank, announced the bank will be closed Tuesday January 19 in observance of Robert E. Lee's birthday. Patrons are asked to make necessary arrangements for the holiday.
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Robert E. Lee
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Meeting Place Changed for Loyalty Class
Members of Dw Loyalty Chass of the Wire Baptist Church are upset by a venue change for the regular meeting. The Jy business meeting is set for January 14 at 7 30 p m, hosted by Mrs Roy A Van Nord in plan of ts. FE E Davis, replacing the original schedule. All members urged to attend.
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Wire
Baptist
Roy A. van Nord
Ts. FE
E Davis
G. of G. Banquet To Be Event Of Tues at Center
The Eagle Lake Chamber of Commerce banquet for 1954 will be held Tuesday evening January 19 at 7 PM in the Community Center. Val Jean McCoy, Gulf Coast Shell Oil field representative, will give the keynote address and be introduced as a 1954 officer. Tickets are selling briskly. last day to return mailed tickets is today.
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Eagle Lake, Chamber of Commerce
Mie
Chamber
Gupsis
Val Jean McCoy
Buble Selecion
Gulf-tin Continent
Shell Oil Company
Offiers
McCoy
Bresentelion
Yessef
Iim
Chamber of Commerce
Rock Baptist Pastor Dies Suddenly in Wharton
The Rev. ALL Taylor aged 53, longtime pastor of the Rock Baptist Church, died Monday at 3 10 a.m. in Wharton’s Canny Valley hospital after a brief illness. Doctors reported traces of carbon monoxide on the deceased’s blood, indicating sudden death. He was born January 4 1901 in Starrville Smith County Texas and survived by his wife Eula Etta Tayloe, four brothers and three sisters.
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GC. Baus
All. Taylor
Dedédead
Starrville
Smith County
Texas
Las Qwile
Eula Etta Tayloe
Mary Carolyn Nash Named Miss Rice At C R O P Dinner
Mary Carolyn Nash of Eagle Lake was chosen Miss Rice at a CAP dinner in Houston held in the assembly room of the EMO. The honor reflected contributions to Colorado County relief funds and community service. Sponsors Eagle Lake Minos Albanence praised Nash for citizenship, moral character, and church work.
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C.R.O.P
Houston
Mary Carolyn Wash
Eagle Lake
Hawis
Remresanta- Uve
Esgle JaleLissie
Ahe County
Miss Nash
Minos Albanece
Church
Cutis
Sys Ening
Walter Ree
Abney Resigns From Upper Elementary School Faculty
Herbert T. Abney resigns from the faculty of the Upper Elementary School. He plans to return to Gregory, Texas. Superintendent Deane Pletsher announces temporary sixth grade teacher Mrs. M. Jones, with a permanent replacement expected within two weeks.
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Boars of Education
Hebert T. Abney
Abney
Gregory
Texas
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Five Dump Trucks Transfer $25,000 Purchase
Commissioner Gien Kuglen of Precinct 4 arranged a bid process with Universal Motors for five heavy duty dump trucks including two cabs and trades in two used vehicles. The lot priced around 5,757.61 with additional options and a Ford V8 sedan bid at 1050, Brasher Motor bid 999.75 on a Chevette, with multiple higher offers noted.
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Gien Kuglen
Precinct 4
Universal Motors
Ron Uplveread
Ford
Brasher Motor Company of
Welfess
Internal Revenue visit schedule for January tax returns
Jotal Bartlett of the Internal Revenue Director for Colorado, Lavaca and Gonzales Counties announces January 1953 tax return filings. He will visit Weimar Cary Hall January 22, Gonzales January 25, Yorktown January 234, and other offices. Farm filers must file final returns or declarations by January 31 1994 and pay the due tax.
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Internal Revenue
Colorado
Lavaca
Gonzdles
City Hall
Colorado County Court
Neuse
Coloratus
Tauntry Bist
Weimar
Cary Hall
Gonzales
Yorkurh
Bartlett
Local Men Form Plastic Laminating Co Now In Operation
Eagle Lake residents form Eagle Lake Lamingying Company to preserve documents in plastic for lifetime. Heat bonding coats items, laminating cards up to 50 cents, with one day service for ordinary sizes. W GE Shaw, police chief, notes the venture in spare time.
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Plastic Laminating Co
Eagle Lake Lamingying Company
Eagle Lake
Herr Bard T
Pulkingeon
W E Shaw
Toe Filipps
Bill Field
Tira
Piper
W. GE. Shaw
Ae Company
Engl Lake
Sheriff Department Expands Staffing and Equipment in 1954
The court authorized adding a deputy and an extra automobile along with a new rate telephone unit for the sheriff's department. Sheriff J D Waller was given authority to hire one more deputy at 3060 dollars per year. The move aims to boost efficiency and cross county cooperation to pursue criminals. Drainage District 3 at Garwood will receive improvements, including ditch cleaning via dragline, funded by a 20 cent ad valorem tax for flood control and road construction. Some work will occur on district ditches with payments from lands in the district treasury. Employee salaries remain at present levels except county engineer Brandon Fitzpatrick, raised from 1809 to 800 dollars.
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Wednessey
J.D. Waller
Walker
Countien
Garwood
Talspeton
Sela
Lie Distris
Re Eraka
Paul Treybig
Jad
Brandon Fitzpathick
DAR Honor for Miss Hanly at County Awards
Miss Cas tey Hanly of Fagin Lake High School named recipient of the annual Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizenship Award by faculty for dependability leadership and service. The award qualifies her for the state contest. Meanwhile county officials consider a $60,000 rural fire protection special election plan to fund city and nearby volunteer fire departments. The proposal, debated at February court, would issue bonds for equipment and maintenance in Columbus Bayly Lake and surrounding towns.
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Arnold Payne
Castey Hanily
Daughters of the American Revolution
Gace
Fagin Lake High School
Nuss Hanly
Hanly
Fim Verious Echoola
Collorado
Couii Fissioners Court
Néeting
Bonis
Thandalau
Baylyhake
Weileary
Columbus
jGakwood
Inp Court
OitEfowth
Lidia
Colmbus
Reginald Taylor
Cilles
Geslethune
Meyer Taylor
Turaurs Jbas
Taylor Dut
Aquarimnt
Ciwet Asia Brandt
Weiduar
Thomas
FOV Werner
Eagle Lake
Rehere Schuierits
Garwood
Chit
Charles Ran
Colwebus
Plaa
Wast
Che Ipuroneses
Wiesaute
Wee
A. J. Kasner
Achon Ber
Eggle Lake
Harold Thomas
H. E Tate
AL HL Seshull
Alvin Wiese
P. Vi Werner
D. AL Thorton
City to discuss dog crackdown at January meeting
City officials plan to discuss proposed crackdown on roaming dogs at the January 26 council meeting. Officials seek vaccination proof and measures to curb nuisance while inviting public input on new regulations. Mayor Harold Thams and councilmen urge residents to attend.
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Counci
Ily
Jandusy Zone
March of Dimes shifts to March of Dollars in Austin Grove
A local fundraiser at Sam Austin Grocery rebrands the March of Dimes drive as March of Dollars. Lions Club collectors pepper the scene with coin and bill donations from five to pennies, with proprietor Sam Austin praised for support. The drive aims to reach 2000 of a 6000 dollar goal.
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Austin Gro
Sam Austin
Eagle Leake Lions Club
Guthrie
Sach Austin
Sam
Farmers Equipment To Show Year Ahead Oldsmobile
The Farmers Equipment Co. Inc. will display the 1954 Oldsmobile on Wednesday, January 20. The ad promises the most exciting automobile in America with a lively, refined design and new features, inviting customers to see the model described as nail at the car that couldn't wait.
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Oldsmobile
America
Farmers Equipment Co. Inc
Szic
Boggess
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