Local notes on visits and journalism careers in Houston fold
Lt J F Guillett piloting Lo Strogter makes a Brooks Field to Langley to San Antonio hop then returns to Houston area. Mrs Guill accompanies by Lorene Brower and Edwy Dyer while Miss Louise Nex joins a later Sun Antonio trip. Wilbur Forrest, son of Dr and Mrs BF Forrest, now Washington correspondent for the New York Herald Tribune spends a few days with local friends.
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J. F. Guillett
Lo Strogter
Brooks Field
San Antonio
Langley—Field
Gina
Guill
Lorene Brower
Guillett
J. N. Brower
Houston
Guills
Edwy Dyer
Louise Nex
Sun Antonio
Wilbue Forrest
BF. Forrest
Washington
New York Herald-Tribune
Wilbur
Layng
Dia Paper
Alligator Shipment Sates Wichita Falls Group
W B Wilson an Wichita Falls attorney arranged with H Hamilton to supply a live alligator for a Lions Club project. The seven to eight foot alligator weighed 200 pounds and was shipped by express at a cost of 11.63 dollars. The crate bore the instruction pour a little water over me occasionally.
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Lions Club
Wichita Falls
W. BP. Wilson
Eagle Lake
H. ©. Hamilton
Hamilton
Ant
Express
Wilson
Approving Sterling Plan for State Highway Bond Issue
Citizens in this section favor Sterling’s proposed 50 million dollar state highway bond to fund road construction across Texas. Locals say statewide highways must be widened and support hinges on uniform site roads and broader state system.
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Jaumily
RS. Sterling
Kophin
Suc
Wharton County
Tate
Tan
Notable Eagle Lake Reunites Former Citizens at Lake Home
Visiting old friends from Eagle Lake include Mrs. C. B. Clement and daughter Mary Eleanor of Wichita Falls and Mrs. Boggess and her three children of Beaumont. They stay with the Waddell families after visiting Mrs. Thomas Waddell at the Herman Hoss hotel. Clement was once Miss Maury Waddell and Mary Waddell is recalled as a popular local girl from years past.
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Bagie Lake
Eagie Lake
Mra C. B. Clement
Mary Eleanor
Wichita Walls
L. Boggess
Herbert
Vonwld
Russell
Beaumont
Messrs
Thos
William Waddell
Thomas Waddell
Herman
Maury Waddell
Boggess
Bel Waddell
Clement
Rock
Eagle Lake
Matthews Plans Church Building by White Residents
White residents of Matthews decide to hire a church building after a Sunday meeting at Yer rell's Bluff attended by 42. A new committee reports on costs and fundraising commitments to erect a church building. Rotary and treasure roles noted. The Sunday School organized under Episcopal Kale Lake auspices proceeds, with Rev J W J Nivey as superintendent.
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Matthews
Episcopal Chivcch
Kale Lake
J W. J. Nivey
Meles
Rotary
Marbert
J. A. Dronigenle
Alrey
Desis
Mes. Wasserson
Phos
Thor Wit
Miro
Lewis
Rit Dewel
May
Len
Fig trees thrive locally boosting home fruit yields
The article thanks Mrs. Davis for a bucket of figs and notes many homes once had fig trees in Eagle Lake while most have aged. many new trees were planted this year and residents are urged to plant more next season. local vendors and swim caps are also mentioned in passing.
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Davis
Navis
Catherine Levaudy
Fries
Guyan Boys
Conner
Fey
McCaety
Eagle Lake
Thomas Waddell undergoes second operation
Mrs Thomas Waddell of this city has been in Hernan Hospital Houston for five weeks after a major operation. A second operation was performed Wednesday as soon as she could be strong enough. Doctors expect full recovery though it may take several weeks before she can leave the hospital. Mrs Wardell has had visitors from family and friends during her illness.
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Thomas Waddell
Hernan Hospital
Houston
Mary
Clue
Severth
Summer school instructor from San Marcos visits for July
Supt. W. C. Reed, an instructor in the summer school program at San Marcos, spends the Fourth of July season there with his family.
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Supt
W. C. Reed
San Marcos
Visitor from Houston renews Headlight subscription
Henry Montgomery of Houston visits the city as a pleasant caller at the Headlight office to renew his subscription for another year. He says he enjoys the Headlight's weekly visits. There will be no preaching services at the Episcopal church Sunday. Reverend J W Airey and Mrs Airey are visiting at their private home in Shreveport Louisiana. Miss Corinne Bentley returns home from summer school at the late university in Austin.
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Henry Montgomery
Houston
Sunset Coffee
Tuesias
Otto
Episcopal
J. W. BE
Airey
Shreveport
Louisiana
Corinne Bentley
Late University
Austin
Swim Caps New Shades and Styles at Bargain Prices
New swim caps offer refreshed shades and styles at reasonable prices from Beok wane Deug Store v2-te.
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Beokwane Deug
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