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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1938
Page
5
Virtually every issue of the American Boy offers advice from a coach across sports and science. Football basketball baseball and travel detecting animals and travel are well represented in the magazine, which sells for 15 cents a copy and 1.50 a year.
The Methodist Woman's Missionary Society will meet Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock in the Educational Building for business season and Bible Study. All members are requested to be present. At the last meeting it was voted to meet only on the first and third Tuesdays in July and August.
J R Alley of Raimsey hosted a birthday party for his granddaughter Miss June Perry of Houston on Saturday. About sixty guests gathered at the Alleytem dance hall for dancing with music by Shelly Lee Alley Alvin Alley Mrs H D Parker and Willem Claiser. Refreshments of cake and punch were served into the late hours.
Saturday night Miss Maurine Heffley of Houston and Roy Heffley of Kansas City hosted a dancing party in Allegortori. Among ten guests were Misses Leffie Jones and June Perry and Henry Lang Joe Bain and Arthur Docker of Houston. Menu included chicken salad and cheese sandwiches. Let us fill Your Doctor's Prescripion Jee BD Luns Fhen 99.
This piece records Colorado County deer notes from 1914 through the 1950s. It details two white tailed deer types, their physical traits, fawns born in spring, growth of horns, mating timing, diet, and threats. It traces deer hunting, laws, and early game wardens, noting population growth to an estimated 325 lawful bucks in 1937 and projection toward 400 by 1958, with local figures and names including D Lons and Miss Ann Elizabeth Powers.
A historical look traces kidnap for ransom cases and the fate of perpetrators. It recounts figures like Franklin BicCall and John Henry Seadlund, noting amounts seized and lost, police pursuit, and eventual punishment or death. The piece reflects on the high risk and fleeting gains of kidnap operations.
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