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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1933
Page
5
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Local note reports W Polk near drilling work in Plymouth area plans a trip to the World's Fair in Chicago this week. Polk’s stay in New Garwood precedes work on the new well as Garwood and De gauge progress amid ongoing drilling activity.
Mrs RL West of Alabama says a persistent side pain and weakness improved after taking Cardus. She reports losing weight and nervousness, then relief and renewed strength after using several bottles of Cardus. She attributes her recovery to the remedy and notes it is available at local drug stores.
Edmund Lowe learns con man tricks for his role in That Man a drama of devotion to a crook at the Avalon Theatre The National News Bureau notes the Sunday Monday release with stars Robert Armstrong Lew Cody Warner Hymer and Dorothy Burgess and producer Chaim Rogers for Paramount.
Garwood gatherings include Lee Ehaw and Edwin Pinch traveling from Texarkana to attend Sunday events. Mr and Mrs Pingana Curtis and others plan visits to Cag and the Beckmeyer family in Lamesa. Misses Gayie Gladys head to Lamesa to visit their mother Mrs Beckmeyer and relatives, joined by Mrs Hennecke Irene Pred. Beckmeyer Ray Thrasher Columbus visit relatives. Miss Clara Jesmer from El Campo spends weekend with local friends. Van Dyke returns from Shire after service.
Hundreds of youths from Ennis West Granger Taylor Fay Ho Tourdonian Morales Santa Anna Halletts ville attended a two day SQRKOL convent at East Bernard. Rev C Kane welcomed the group and a district session plus a dramatic program closed the event with sports exhibitions and uniforms on display.
Rodeo organizer V Duncan postpones July event to early September as many riders attend summer camps. Eldon Ely and Mule Daugina of Sweetwater plan Saturday visit to meet family. Patricia and Ruth Clapp relatives to grandfather J B Clapp. Also an ad notes Colgate soap bars offered at 43c. Christian Serene Services announce Sunday and Sunday School times.
Rosters show Deesh Bor at Camp Bull Mo, Roan Jr of Eagle Lake among students spending several weeks at the camp. About 310 students enrolled, focusing on drills hygienic and moral subjects and leadership.
A Garwood church meeting Tuesday evening formed the Garwood Choral Club. Officers elected include Mrs. W. S. Chapman president Rev J. W. VanDyke vice president Louis Schilling secretary treasurer Mrs E G Marshall pianist Josie Pinchback assistant pianist Mrs J Hopkins director and Miss Grace Young reporter. The club will meet weekly on Thursdays at 8:30 PM.
Local Chevrolet dealer A L Baring announces an upcoming broadcast on WOAT radio in San Antonio. The program, Saturday morning in July, will be hosted by C P Simpson from the Chevrolet Houston Zone and will address dealer topics and recent improvements in business and sales.
A 15 year old visitor Miss Lorene Satterwhite Gossmatt from Houston attends services at the Baptist Church with her cousin Miss Ruby Lee Brasher in Bogle Lake. The piece notes her school ties at John Reagan High School and her Rainbow Girls membership.
The water melon shipping season is underway with shipments from Chesterville reaching 12 carloads by Wednesday. Teams include TP E McLain and John Larsen with five by Bogie Chatham, plus numerous field loads around Chesterville. The crop is described as splendid, and many local families and visitors are noted in Sunday gatherings.
Representative Fritz Engelhard spent the last three days in New Orleans for a board meeting of the American Cotton Cooperative Association where he was elected to represent Texas on the American Board. The board authorized delivery of all cotton pooled by twelve state associations to the Secretary of Agriculture to fund contracts with farmers. Delivery must be completed by August with a plan to apply loans and seed stocks, totaling about eight hundred bales, and some will be plowed up.
The Garwood School District elected a new sew teacher to serve until the September opening. The appointee is unrelated to Superintendent E G Marshall. Local social notes mention Mrs Frank Mazac and Mrs Leo Berring hosting a Wharton Delightful Dancing Party with guests including Miss Sarah Gunn of Chicago.
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