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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1959
Page
3
Announcement lists Miss Beaird and Joe W Gilbreath as engaged. Gilbreath is son of Mr and Mrs Gilbreath of Temple while Miss Beaird is of North Texas State College area. The notice reflects a formal engagement milestone with local family ties.
The Eagle Lake PTA Executive Committee met July 28 at Mir We Y Brwiner's home with 19 present. President M. Drangoole presided and the program for the 1958 60 year was approved. A future meeting date before the new school year was announced. Attendees included Musduinis Bewnpide Brumer Ergin Ent Unbarm Teeter Lilie Kve ton Cordia Rigdwell G E John son Hermic Boothe L peCree oy Garda Seaholm L J Spank el TP Teway AT Till Th L Tavs Bren Orville Pow ery JED Andersen and others. By T. Gibson and Pelhelpal Wilord dAbriiRe.
R. J. Balusek son of Mr and Mrs Thannd Baltigelt was chosen winner of the Lushe Tex an Color Photo Contest held at the ACK Binre FL store. His entry, a color photo titled Bright Shetland Pony, earned first prize and his photo will be entered in the national contest. The A B Store announced the win along with judge W. Rodgers Sr. and Sen of the store.
The IL Ladies Golf Association announces a monthly meeting set for Thursday August 6 at the Teerentinn Center. AML members of the association and supporters are urged to attend and participate in the planning of upcoming activities.
A fragment describes a social meeting at Elkins residence with a dessert event and a late afternoon gathering. It mentions a host or hostess and attendees, noting a planned lunch or dessert service and a Saturday or Thursday date in a historical setting.
Miss Mauresh Elizabeth Tyler and Thomas Law Lel Mea will wed Friday evening in Christ Episcopal Church. Bride-elect Tyler attends Atah and will enter the University of Iowa state in September. groom-to-be Daniel McCue of Columbus Mo majors in business administration. The reception follows at Marvin's Lounge. The couple will reside in Houston.
A handyard party at the W. L. Farris home celebrated Melody Leigh Farris turning three. Guests included Margaret Ann Crennelee Margaret Wilcox Susan Spalinger and others with cake pink punch and decorations featuring chocolate musical notes and pastel flowers.
Candy Farris celebrated her sixth birthday with a party for nine at the Farris home. Guests included relatives W. JL Farris and the honoree’s sister, with entertainment featuring readings and stories. Refreshments and a decorated birthday cake accompanied small favors and tea-service gifts for attendees.
Miss Patricia Loessin spent the weekend at home with her parents Mr and Mrs H H Loessin. She works as a secretary with the Dip ti mang Alkall Co in Pasadena and studies at Baylor University planning for fall term registration. George Schmidt released from Laughlin Hospital to convalesce at his daughter’s home and will be confined to bed for several weeks before full recovery.
The Starlettes announce first practice on Tuesday with sessions every Tuesday and Thursday in August from 6:30 to 2. Alberta Melson directs. The season opens September 12 at Wharton with the Big Berry meet in Texas. Cast includes Glenda Alimai Susan Davidson Judith Johnson Wanda Davis Patricia Lednicky and Patolein Frnko.
Four additional dates for the WCJC guidance test have been set by the registrar's office. All incoming freshmen must take the tests to guide counseling. Testing will occur at 1 B. 5 on August 11 15 25 and September.
A fragmented item reports Mr and Mrs Do J Zahminicle learning their son La Robert Zahendnich communicated about visitors from San Antonio and Misg Dua Kay McKelvey arriving Monday with Mirrel. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
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