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Ann Catalyn Reed attended a Friday event at home hosted by friends. A small tea marked by sweet treats and soda refreshments followed a brief playlet. Congratulations to Ann.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1946
Page
6
Ann Catalyn Reed attended a Friday event at home hosted by friends. A small tea marked by sweet treats and soda refreshments followed a brief playlet. Congratulations to Ann.
A layman from Virginia voices the Baptist Hour message on Sunday morning, announcing Courage for the Tests of Peace. Dr Gaines, a South Carolinian educator and former president, is noted for leadership in education and faith. The program includes music by the Baptist Hour Choir of Atlanta and airs locally on KGNC Amarillo and KPRC Houston.
Cole's Theatre announces a varied week program headlined by Sel ay Gotw at the Stork Club with Barry Pan Defers and Rebt. Ber rimied papers. The schedule unfolds Monday through Friday with performances and notable features.
Weekend social notices advertise dances at El Campo Texas with Bill Cornelson and his orchestra at Red Hill Lane. Hungerford hosts a Sunday event with Janda and his band, promising lively music and a large turnout. local crowds expected, tickets mentioned, and a festive mood described.
Miv and Mrs. Louis Nathan are settled in Oklahoma City after their wedding in Indianapolis Indiana Saturday evening January 5th. The bride formerly Miss Rexe Kuzma of Indianapolis, Nathan recently returned from Europe after service with the United States Army. He was with Lester and Company jewelers and earlier at Corpus Christi. He is the son of Mr and Mrs. Meven Nathan of Eagle Lake. The family extends best wishes.
A Texas City caller at the Headlight Office mourns the passing of Mr. Stafford, longtime publisher of the Colorado County Citizen in Columbus from 1808 to 1910, who later worked in Colorado and Texas City before retiring to estate work. He is survived by family and friends. another local resident, Perel, is confined to bed this week.
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