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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1951
Page
4
Jackie Williams and Robert Wall of Houston are noted in Rock Island items as wanderers. The brief item records their movements and ties to local events, highlighting regional interest in their travels and connections to Houston.
A baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Will Walker and Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Miller of Columbus arrived weighing seven pounds. She has two sisters, Sandra and Elizabeth, and is welcomed by proud grandparents.
The Future Homemakers of Gle Lake High School will hold a bake sale Saturday morning. Proceeds support club activities and scholarships.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a colorfully named case in Colorado County. Sheriff J. O. Wolsey, deputies, and officers pursued a poisoner amid a freeze. A prisoner was transported to Gakkad after a tense investigation at a home. The report references wards, hospitals, and related authorities in a chaotic, early 20th century style.
Texas rice growers discuss the Rice Promotion Association budget at the fourth annual Farmer Meeting in Brazos County. Officers including vice president AI, secretary Apgleton, and treasurer Leche outlined a multi billion plan while farmers voiced skepticism about large expenditures. Speakers Myles Tsumarh and Dan Thornton joined others in weighing ad fund use and consumer impact.
Mrs Annie Johnston of Highlands Texas visits sister Mrs F W Brown and family. Mr and Mrs B Herman and family visit relatives in Halietlesie. Mrs Maiti Hound ill in Leyugatin Hospital. Community members attend boxing matches in Houston. Consolation prize awarded to Mrs J J Kallins. a second prize to Ms Leaird. Salad plate served after games. Various locals listed visiting and socializing this week.
The Wesleyan Service Guild convened Monday afternoon with 20 members and 4 guests attending. Mrs A K Kol hosted with co hostess Mrs Ed Ley Shaw. president presided, John Gideon report covered the Guile Conference in San Antonio on Feb 11 and 18. refreshments were served. bridge at Mrs Art Lundquist’s home with 3 tables included several guests.
The item lists guests and family movements around Yoakum and nearby areas. Mr. and Mrs Ward, Mr and Mrs Edwards with children, Mr Jonas and sons, Rev Mathew Larson and Robert Johnwn with children visited Yoakum households. George Lichnossley conducted weekend business in Fermple. D B Taylor and Stephens drove to San Antonio with Captain A Mas or Kellysie to Eugle Leake Masters and family for a weekend visit.
Mr and Mrs Wes Curry were in El Campo last Thursday to attend the funeral of Clarence Henry Green 61 who died in the hospital after an illness. Green had been a resident of El Campo for three years and was proprietor of Green's Auto.
A Houston Social Security official explains two key terms qualification quarter and regular employment to determine farm workers' coverage under the act. The rules now clarify that coverage depends on continuous work on the same farm over a calendar quarter, with specifics to be provided by the Social Security office.
Debaters from Hilmn College Brenham join WIC teams for lunch and practice debates. Participants include El Campo’s David Murray and Stanley Wate, who will argue the resolution Should Jorta a new outtalional’ segenration.
Slaney White, noted for a six character role last year, will head committees for the H CIC one act play entry. The Coldest will be staged March 16 at the Wharton County Junior College area, with students from Wharton and nearby colleges participating in the South Texas Conference event.
A Gastonia physician faces a $15,000 swindle tale while Mrs. Carter hires funds for a summer camp on her Carter farm one mile south of Banus. The plan, named Oakorest, aims to serve girls and boys of the Carter Baptist Association with two dormitory style buildings and space for 44 youths ready by mid June.
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