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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1925
Page
2
Senior class at the high school will present a staging program tonight featuring two musical numbers and a variety of popular songs. Proceeds from the event support class activities and the program is described in today’s Star.
The Texas State Board and State Superintendent announce a statewide Dental Health Week led by Dr. PL Po Gordon and Morgan and Glhens. The program includes contests on growing strong teeth and a school audience event with a dental visit demonstration at the theater for public benefit.
Notice announces a municipal election at City Hall in Eadie Lake Texas on April 4 to elect Raghe Lake Independent School District trustees. Attest: W A Dallas Secretary. Voters urged to participate and observe terms of Paye Won thee and Wy a Dallas.
A chaotic report describes a promotional event by Burger store planners with Gordon Sewell Co education experts arriving March 25 to showcase rice and quality food products. The program offers free admission, prize drawings, and tastings while promising a lively demonstration to attract customers.
Garwood families and friends gathered at the San Marcos school on Sunday for a social event honoring Mrs. Geo Brower and Mr. WW Havin. Guests enjoyed wreath decoration and a honeyed fruit supper with a salad buffet. A lantern-lit evening followed with prayers and toasts, while plans for an April 4 fundraiser dinner were announced in the repurposed building.
The Methodist Ladies Missionary Society held a pleasant inter tea afternoon with members and guests attending. Local ladies shared fellowship and discussed club activities, with plans for future meetings and charitable efforts.
The notice promotes a so called Bulls STAR REMEDY claiming quick cures for various illnesses. It lacks credible evidence and offers no verifiable safety information or dosage instructions.
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