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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1951
Page
4
Rotary officer from District 299 will present at a Hoodville meeting. Secretary notes district aims and scheduling with Beaumont port officials. Governor Hughes of Holston will attend, reinforcing regional Rotary connections and agenda.
Rain caused slick pavement leading to a double wreck on Highway 90. Authorities reported hazardous driving conditions and urged caution for motorists.
The OPS outlines farm slaughter limits for 1950 and six month totals affecting Class Three operators. Meat retailers must post prices on display trays and stay within ceiling amounts. Michael DiSalle announces 42 nations to form a national consumer advisory committee with representation including the Bureau.
Four tomato grower pioneers tour a million plants in the county this spring and began experiments at the Flora packing shed. The group includes CL R Vincent gin owner, Donald Hudgins farmer, Manor Stafford ranchman, and A B owner of the gin. They report shipments of tomatoes and ongoing growing activity despite variable rains.
Fragments describe a Friday program for children aged 3 to 15 connected to Lissie Church and Hale Bible School. A project and activities involve group work with helper John Mion and a special assist role. details on location and schedule are unclear.
The Woman's Home Demonstration Club will meet today at Mrs. Pearl Clipson's home. Last meeting at Mrs. Ross Loper's had 13 members, with two new members, Mrs. Roy Towell and Mrs. Dostal. Miss Edna Prentice taught nylon corsage making. Peach ice cream and cookies were served.
Community vacation activity is rising as families plan trips and visits home. Readers are asked to share travel News with Headlight, including children’s visits, with contact through the paper. A satirical quip about a deceptive husband appears in the text, noting public reaction.
Garden Club members are asked to meet Friday at 10 AM in the yard of C B Stephens to pose for group pictures for a movie being filmed at Eagle Lake. The Cham ber of Commerce sponsors the project featuring local businesses churches and clubs.
The American Legion will hold a meeting next Tuesday night July 3 at the Headlight Office. Mr and Mrs Ben Smith and daughters Lida Mae and Alice Lynn of Dallas arrived Sunday for a visit with Mr and Mrs Har Grove Smith and son. Mrs Smith and the girls stayed on for a few days. Also note two night and holiday numbers to call for prescription compounding at Joe D Lana.
Mrs L W Stiles was injured last Thursday when the car she drove overturned on Highway 90 near Spring Branch. She was taken to Memorial Hospital in Houston where doctors said bruises only and a brief hospital stay were needed. Deputies said the brakes stuck causing the vehicle to swerve into a ditch before overturning.
Houston June 26 Violations of national wage and salary regulations may result in the disregard of such illegal payments for income tax purposes. That was revealed today by T. J. Rauch supervisor of the U. S. Department of Labor's Wage-Hour Office here. Wage-Hour offices in
The National Wage Stabilization Board urges strong action to stop illegal wage payments that could derail the anti inflation program and cost manpower. It may ask federal departments to withhold priorities and materials if employers pay illegally. Nearby, a lighter note on New Hampshire hybrid watermelons calls them ice box melons with red flesh.
Mrs F B Dave Mrs Albert son and Mrs S J Williams returned Monday from a four day stay in New Braunfels.
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