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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1956
Page
8
Daniel Ready announced on Monday night his willingness to run for governor but left final decision to a later report. He noted Texans would decide if he should run or stay in the Senate, citing pressure from out of state groups and a transient career in Washington.
Kings Daughters met at the Crane home as part of the First Baptist Church activities. Mrs A led minutes and reports while the group planned a revival, with prayers and a closing blessing.
An advertisement touts Alkettine A or EKALORINEA from Mic Cue Laborstoring in Cuero Texas. It claims to ease gall bladder distress indigestion and colic by improving bile flow. Product listed with a price of 120 dollars per unit.
Edward F. Kliem of Salina died February 24 after a hip fracture and nine years of heart trouble. The 32nd degree Mason would have turned 75 in April, with interment February 28 at Roselawn cemetery in Salina. Survivors include widow Anna Kliem, son Edwin F. Kliem, grandchildren Sandra, Louis, Leslie, Ronald, and Mrs. Hood. Mr. Hood attended the funeral with his wife.
Eagle Lake High School seniors practice for the annual play My Man Godfrey with rehearsals led by Mrs Lulu Monkhotse and sponsors Mrs Ranft and Ben Cobb. Cast includes Anthony Duyka Virginia Starke Mary Carolyn Nash Carole Collins Jo Ann Sens Walter Meitzen Evangeline Loessin Jim Clipson Doris Alley John Adkins Bob Cook Shirley Frnka.
The review lauds Cameron Hawley’s Cash McCall as a best seller praised for its vivid portrait of American business. It highlights Cash as a decisive deal maker with a controversial image and the book’s engaging, page rich narrative. A Texas entomologist notes cotton seed treatment with a new compound offers four to six weeks of protection, with two Waco plants equipped to supply the treatment at about $3.00 per acre.
The John Everett Chapter of the Daughters of American Revolution will meet at 3:00 p.m. Friday at the Methodist Educational building in Columbus. Co-hostesses are Mrs. A. D. Voskamp Jr. and Mrs. Massey Duncan. The program features a United States Chamber of Commerce film on People, Products and Progress of 1975.
Mrs W G Dick will also bring their report from the Sith state DAR conference held in Tyler. Before the meeting, a grave marker will be placed on Mrs S K Seymour's grave at the Odd Fellow's Cemetery in Columbus.
An estimated 6,200,000 acres of Texas crop and pasture lands were under irrigation last year. Grain sorghums and cotton were the largest crops irrigated. Now, as in the pest, 24 hour prescription service at José D. Luna Drug Store.
Wharton County Junior College entry White Iris received an excellent rating at the Texas Junior College play festival held at San Angelo College on March 8. The production, directed by Mrs. Ruth Lem, was one of three shows to attain the top rating. Iris featured an all-female cast led by Mary Bea Konvis of Eagle Lake.
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