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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1960
Page
2
Everett Anderson, son of Mr and Mrs Anderson of Chesterville, earned honors on the Trinity University honor list. He completed his college work at mid term, marking notable academic achievement for the semester.
The Dowdy family from Oklahoma and Houston attended a red carpet screening of a film titled Tabla tly Tina The Pay bordins in Calorscape. Guests included Mr and Mrs Mel Kevitt and Mr and Mrs Tow Nance, with Lainie and Lynthar Dowdy noted.
A long, fragmentary account recalls visitors and events around Whrenagh and nearby towns. Names such as Booze Hanly Mir Mia, Lynda Powers, Suzanne Powers, and many others appear among shopping trips, movie outings, bowling, and church or school activities across Rosenberg, Wharton, Katy and Eagle Lake during the past weekend.
Cindy Thomas daughter of J R Thomas earned a Vision rating in judging at the University Interscholastic League contest in Texas City. She received a medal for her clarinet solo Fantasy. Charmaine Causey earned third division in snare drum. An Eagle Lake quartet placed second in ensemble competition with Dolly Stiles Cindy Thomas Barbara Boggess Hath Sinelains Fern Sage and others listed. Band director B F Gohn announced magazine subscriptions to fund equipment for the investment department.
Mark Dowdy completed his Master of Mechanical Engineering qualification on Monday February 29 at Oklahoma A and M College and will receive his certificate in June. He is a member of Sigma Tau and Sigma Chi fraternities and recently returned home for a visit with his parents.
Cub Scouts discussed knowing your neighborhood and learned the proper number to call for police and fire protection. They learned hospital locations, met Huddy the rattler, and heard a story from Merle Brewer. Den Mo met to craft a cedar post for a cap and coal rack.
A reader from Reading Kansas notes a three subscription payment and renewal, complains the Miller post office has closed, and that his winter address at his daughter's home complicates sending personal checks. He describes the severe Kansas winter and thanks Mrs Droll for caring for Neil Price.
The record shows Scott Powers appointed as Denver and Phil Kana named assistant reporter during a Cub Scouts related meeting closure. Kana is identified as a reporter.
Laughlin Hospital notes list multiple patients and dismissals with numerous names and city identifiers. The fragmentary item reads like an internal roster of patients and staff, mentioning various individuals by name and hometowns with few actionable details.
The Nada Home Demonstration Club organized on March 4 elected officers led by President Mrs Leon Meismer and named committees. County agent Vara Crippen explained club functions. first regular meeting set for April with guests Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Westmoreland Jr. of East Greenwich and their son Reeves from Shriner Institute Kerrville expected weekend visit.
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