Society News Miss Kay Daniels Honored At Tea
Society pages report Miss Kay Daniels honored at a tea hosted in the Boggess home on Friday. Attendees included family friends and neighbors, with light refreshments and a formal tea hour.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1969
Page
6
Society pages report Miss Kay Daniels honored at a tea hosted in the Boggess home on Friday. Attendees included family friends and neighbors, with light refreshments and a formal tea hour.
Fragmented text outlines a religious study note with scattered phrases and names. It mentions a school lesson, dates, and possible individuals but the legible content is minimal. The readable parts suggest reflections on a Sunday School topic with unclear details and personal names.
Members of the Alpha Delta Phi Sorority gathered in East Bernard for a regular meeting. The session included introductions and discussion of upcoming events, with members sharing updates and plans for community involvement.
A four year old named Stoy Treybig drowned during a camping trip. Details are garbled with many unrelated phrases and probable OCR errors but indicate a fatality occurring in a camping context.
Fragmentary text from an old newspaper page mentions unknown names and events. Limited readable items suggest a local brief or public notice style, with no clear person, place, date, or outcome to anchor a fuller summary.
Members of the John Dy Tett Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, met in the name of Mrs. S. K. Seym... to hear annual reports from 28 committees. Delegates for the State Conference to be held in Fort Worth were elected: Kres, B. West, Mrs. Hawkins, and Mrs. Laura Brasher. Hostesses included Mrs. Seymaur and Mrs. Seymour, with several other members in attendance.
Private first class George L. Chappel, 22, son of Mrs. Mary Selders, Lake, Tenn., is shown in a Vietnam action photo. He joined the service after graduating from Mauston High School. Veterans Administration benefits eligibility follows service, with remarriage noted.
Carolyn Lee was the guest of honor at a farewell party held January 21 with teammates, coach, and parents present. Games and fellowship followed a cake and refreshments, with gifts and well wishes for her future.
Funeral services for Venghaus were held January 21 at a Victoria altar with many relatives and friends in attendance. Survivors include wife Laura Fisher of Munsein and numerous children and kin. burial followed in Columaus, Texas with pallbearers listed as Walter Opperman and others.
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