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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1948
Page
8
Members of the Chutr Montez Nye invite guests to a nine o clock dance at Club Montezuma on Saturday night June 26. Red Cornelson and his popular dance band will furnish the music for the evening. Nonmembers must be admitted by invitation only.
A group of youths gathered for a Saturday picnic at Altair Park with attendance including Mr. Mary Cooke Stiles, Berry Ale, Mrs. Ida Dis, and several local residents. Families and friends, such as Mr. and Mrs. Ho TL Dowdy of Port Arthur, visited relatives over the weekend, including W. B. Hinton and his family.
Master Sergeant George Garner said a permanent U S Marines recruiting office will open July 1 on the third floor of Columbus Court House. He will serve Bogie Lake area from Columbus office and welcomes inquiries from locals seeking to enlist. Also notes visits by Mr and Mrs Sam Mathis of Alin to their parents during the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Dixon and family from Alvity, Mrs. New, Miss Melbit Lou New, A. B. Coffee of Colorado, and many others shared visits and gatherings this week. The Ons Sewing Club enjoyed an afternoon gathering at Mrs. H. W. Sfinge’s home with ice cream and angel food cake. Several locals travelled or hosted relatives in Lake Jackson, Columbus, New Braunfels, and Houston. Scouts from Eagle Lake attended Camp Strake for a week.
A compact relic of quotes on aspiration from Arnold Bea consfield and others, noting upward minds and paths from depths to heights. It mentions Mary Baker Eddy Anna Jameson and a Golden Jubilee Port Arthur event, plus a social note of Mrs. W. F. Meitzen returning from Enc nal visit with family in Houston and Galveston last week.
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