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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1947
Page
8
A county wide independent school district is established with a seven member board. The county judge must call an election for trustees, and qualified residents may apply to the judge to have their names placed on the ballot. The board gains all powers of taxation, budgeting, hiring, and overall control of the county’s school districts.
Baptist ladies hosted an evening for the senior class with refreshments and a lecture by A. Ruth Metock and Mrs. Brown, pastor's wife. Guests included high school staff Supt. W. C. Reed and several local families. Mr. H. D. Maxwell and daughters from Tacoma visited the Westmoreland family. Mr. Westmoreland is ill.
Next of kin of World War II dead will receive final burial form letters this week as the War Department initiates the process to determine final resting places overseas for over 20 000 identified remains. Letters signed by General Larkin will request disposition choices and include pamphlets on overseas cemeteries and national burial options.
Red Camelson will furnish the music for a Jam Session at the Hi-Way Inn on Saturday March 8 in Altair Texas at the junction of Highways 71 and 200. Dancing will run from 9 P M to 1 A M. Stags must be with couples.
An old medicine ad touts Ramon’s Mild Laxative with bile salts as a milder, more effective laxative. It claims two bile salts boost action, markets as a family remedy, and promises satisfaction with a money back guarantee.
Members of the Woman's Home Demonstration Club gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs. George Heck's home. Miss Dorothy Crosslin demonstrated hat remaking as spring millinery approaches. Cookies and coffee were served.
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