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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1947
Page
8
The column reviews Boyce House's book Cub Reporter, a non fiction memoir about a city police reporter in 1916 17. It recounts Revinsky the one thumb slayer Wild Dan and other perilous tales from newsroom life including editors and officers around midnight.
Misses Jo Ann Meitzen and Eleanore Jones joined M. L. Anderson at the family lodge in Hunt to spend the weekend with Judith and David Anderson. Betty Jo McElmurry and Joan Davis are visiting relatives and friends in Galveston.
Dr J C Laughlin spent months with the Army Air Corps in China during World War I and will present a picture series on China at the First Baptist Church Sunday at 7:30 pm replacing the evening worship. The Youth for Christ revival follows June 22 to July 6 led by World War II veterans Rev Lester Morris and James A Langley with Baylor student service.
Sunshine Class of Dolly Memorial Methodist Church holds Sunday sweets at 2 30 p m on Saturdays in June to fund the church organ. Proceeds go to the organ fund. patrons invited.
A playful dialogue hints at shared trials and upcoming marriage. The couple exchanges vows in a light domestic moment, preserving affectionate tone. The line implies unity and commitment as their plans progress.
Louis Michalka and his band will play at the Nada KJT Hall in Nada Texas for a modern dance on Wednesday evening June 18. Four prizes will be awarded during the event refreshments will be served everyone is invited. A surprise visit from Mrs. Flanagan and her two daughters of Comfort California accompanied by Ernest Flanagan occurred en route to Houston during a month long vacation tour.
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