Barbecue Monday Delightful Occasion at Lake County Club
The Lake Els Country Club hosted a barbecue Monday evening with forty five chickens cooked over coals by club member Mr. M V O T Wright. Ninety attendees were served half a chicken plus salads and homemade ice cream and cake. Golfers enjoyed the afternoon, while others watched Wright and the barbecue pits. Guests included Mrs. Williams of Bay City and several others. Helen Mieka left Sunday for a Tulsa visit.
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Lakeels Country Club
MV. Ot. Wrisht
Jay Wright
G. J. Wintermainn
Golf Club
Mr. Wright
Jay
Tie
Ani
Ant
Foven
Rule
Ant Mrst. Williams
Bay City
Walter McClellan
Adeling O'Conner
Honaton
George C. McTond
Suston
Nebraska
Luoile Bauer
Seguin
Walter ‘Thomas
New York State
Harris Dun‘ean
Burnet
Eerie
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promotion
An advertising blurb extols Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a blood purifier and strengthener. It promises energy, improved appetite, better color in the cheeks, and broad appeal including to children, noting quinine and iron as active ingredients and claiming health benefits.
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Grove
Baptists Lawn Social Draws Crowd From Many Churches
More than a hundred people attended the First Baptist church lawn social last Friday evening. Rev Ellis and Rev Clark hosted a friendly event with guests from several churches and nonchurchgoers. Four playful towns named Trappyville Soytown Pleasantville and Gladtown each had a mayor and clerk with speeches. Contests included lemon footrace apple on head ride and banana eating. Families enjoyed lighted grounds and refreshments of orange tea and cake as all departed content.
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First Baptist Church
Mr. Ellis
Mr. Clark
Methodist Church
Reo
Euts
Trappyville
Soytown
Pleasantville
Gladtown
Nifair
Delightful Afternoon Party Honors Visitor
Mrs. J. N. Frazar hosted a Saturday bridge party in honor of her sister Mrs. William P. Fitch of San Antonio, with eight tables of players. Mrs. Beckman won high score, Mrs. Carey second. gifts included a bed lamp, fruit bowl, sherbet containers, and a book. Out of town guests included Mrs. Lacie Baner Seguit and others. additional local visitors arrived for extended visits.
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J. N. Frazar
William P. Fitch
San Antonio
7 1. Beckman
H. E Carey
Euest
McEnaney
Lacie Baner
Seguit
Mra. Autrey
Port Arthur
Mra. 1
Williams
Bay City
Mise Maurine Daily
Richmond
Maybelle
Simonton
Mra. Titel
Diet Focused Boxing Trainer Boosts Chicago Boxer System
The trainer Howard praises a unique diet approach that avoids harsh restrictions and emphasizes enjoyable meals. He credits Sammy Mandel as a rising lightweight champion who embraced Howard’s training to defeat Bid Terria of New York. The method favors balanced foods, evaporated milk, vegetables, and proper cooking, with no gorging.
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Kid Howard
Chicago
Sammy Mandell
Mandell
Howard
Bid Terria
New York
Missionary Ladies Enjoy Treat Of Home Made Dream
Baptist Woman's Missionary Union Circle No 2 met at Mrs Helmer Senholm home with about Mitwen present. A program by Troyal Society Service impressed attendees and homemade ice cream was served. Mrs Swearingen and Mr and Mrs Moore of Bonus welcomed a baby daughter Mary Katherine born June 18. Mrs S A Davidson of Houston visits her father W Bently family and awaits her husband for the weekend. Mr and Mrs St Kleinsmith of Victoria return after visit with Hervin Nussbaum family.
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Mra
J. Markus
Lufkin
Belle Nail
Sylvan Bench
Houston
O. Brown
Rockdale
Brown
N. W. Callison
Baptist Woman's Missionary Union
Circle No. 2
Helmer Senholm
Mitwen
Jesson
Troyal Society
Mra. Swearingen
Mra. W. W Moore
Near Bonus
Mary Katherine
8. A. Davidson
W. Bently
Mrs. St. Kleinsmith
Victoria
Hervin Nussbaum
One-Legged Drunk Thrown From Auto Near Depot
A one legged man, intoxicated, was thrown from a Ford car as it passed the Southern Pacific station. City Marshal Hudler and Station Agent Ney carried him along the tracks to depot shade. He claimed Houston as his last memory, said he used dope, and gave his name Harris mentioning an injury in a lumber camp and that he was led to be judged for San Antonio.
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Southern Pacific
Hudler
N. C. Ney
Druken Delerium
John’ H. Kirby
Houston
Harris
Suu .Antonio
Arthur Dipple Damaged Hand At Lakeside Plant
Arthur Dipple injured his right hand at the Lakeside pumping plant when his hand was caught in machinery. The little finger bone was severed and flesh damaged to the third finger. The physician hopes bones will knit and regrow.
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Arthur Dipple
Lakeside
Arthur
Ward Curry Asks Autoists To Look Him Up In Colorado
A letter from W. B. Curry of Grand Junction Colorado requests readers of the Headlight to visit him while traveling in Colorado. He offers fruit as incentive and invites friends to stop by this summer to share a load of fruit and news. The note reflects a former Eagle Lake resident now in Colorado soliciting contact.
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Ward Curry
Colorado
Curry
Grand Junction
Eagle Lake
Son
Abstracts and title certainty in real estate
Complete abstract of Colorado County lands stresses the value of a good title and warns buyers that uncertainties in ownership require an abstract examined by an attorney. It promotes the Colorado County Abstract Company Inc located opposite the courthouse in Columbus Texas.
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Colorado County
Colorado County Abstract Company Inc
Court House
Columbus
Texas
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Ingele
Eagle Lake Bottling Co
Helen Mieka
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Rock Island
Baptist
Harris Duncan
I. V
F. B. and
Donald
Egypt
Allison
Rosenberg
Mrs. Kessler
EB. A. Toliver
Mr. Kessler
Eagle Lake Lumber Company
Max Conner
E. W. Mitchell
Sugar Land
Presbyterian Church
Damon Faber
Claire Douglass
C.¥.Williams
E. A. Toliver
Willams
Kate Lott
Sealy
Dad
Ward
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