Eagle Lake Paper Merge Details and Rates
The Eagle Lake Headlight reports the Phoenix Eagle Lake Advertiser merged on March 5th 1900 and lists publishing office Eagle Lake Texas in Colorado County. It notes telephone number 88 and that all advertising is paid at order time with rates per insertion and minimum charges for issues. Subscription rates are shown for one year six months and three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce W. McCarty
Giiiciss Grean
Eagle Lake
Igie Lake
Notable Visits Highlight Chesterville Folks
Leonora Selph reports travel and family visits around Chesterville as relatives from Not tawa Houston and Wharton stop by to spend time with local grandparents and siblings. The Dentons Jordan and Meyers families are among those noted visiting kin, with several residents hosting extended family over weekends.
Happenings and Social Notes From Houston Area Event
The column records a social gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs CW Causey in Houston with guests including Miss Lots Witse Kapp and Miss Rinh Causey. It notes a social hour, a program featuring Snowwhitr and the Seven Ewarts, and mentions attendees Selina Falun Maude Skelton Anna Taylor Nat Holman and several Wozencratts and Glerkes.
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Witse Kapp
Houtton
Wiese
Itt Gerzon
Mrogatt
Howton
Snowwhitr
Ewarts
Columbus
City
Selina Falun
Maude Skelton
Anna Taylor
Nat Holman
C. G. Kolberg
LC Wozencratt
P.M Glerke
Sallie Jonas
Marion Wozencratt
Specialist Critique of Texas Cotton Decline in Quality
A federal cotton economist highlights poor bale appearance and handling in Texas. He cites mispacked bales, mixed grades, and sloppy ginning as undermining U S exports. Foreign buyers favor neater, standardized bales and threaten to shift to non American cotton unless Texas improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
U. S
United States
Bates
Goliany
Jon-Prade
West
Lesa
Egypt
India
Uganda
Tanganylika
Brazil
Weekly Bridge Club Meets in Columbus Social
The Weekly Bridge Club gathered with Mrs. A. W. Kohletlel in Columbus. Two guests Mrs. E. Terrell and Mrs. J. A. Ruggles attended. The event featured decorations, chicken salad sandwiches, potato chips, cookies and punch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Kohletlel
Columbus
E. ©. Terrell
J. A. Ruggles
Mrs Kearney Honored At Midweek Reception
A reception for Mrs. John Kearney was hosted by Mrs. L. Kopecky and other hostesses, with rooms decorated in roses and Queen Annes lace. Guests enjoyed punch and cake as gifts were presented to the honoree.
Garwood Methodist Church Announcements
The Garwood Methodist Church invites all to attend Church School at 10 a.m. led by J. M. Harry, morning worship at 11 a.m. with the sermon My Mother's Bible, and an evening service at 8 p.m. on An Old-Time Mother. The pastor A. F. Foerster emphasizes honoring mothers next Sunday by worshiping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F
Foerster
Harry
Crime visits 0 out of 16 homes eyed in Houston
Prom Houston Post reports FBI official R. T. Harbo told the Houston Central Lions luncheon that crime prevention must have broad public support. He cited juvenile delinquency, noting many crimes are by under 21 year olds, and warned one in 16 U S homes is insured by crime.
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Prom Houston Post
R. T. Harbo
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Houston Central Lions Club
Texas State Hotel
United States
Study Club Elects Officers for Year
The Eagle Lake Study Club met at Mrs. Agnes Dromgoole's home with W. C. Reed as program leader. Officers elected for the year are Mrs. S. S. Sinclair president, Mrs. J. A. Ruggles first vice president, Mrs. H. C. Fitzgerald second vice president, Mrs. J. D. Luna secretary, Mrs. T. C. Roberts treasurer, Mrs. V. T. Matthews recorder, and Mrs. I. V. Duncan parliamentarian. Next week's social meeting will be the club's last for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Lake
Agnes Dromgoole
W. C. Reed
S. S. Sinclair
J. A. Ruggles
H. C. Fitzgerald
J. D. Luna
T. C. Roberts
Beckman's Drug Store Ad Promises Leto's Gums An Astrigent
An old style drug store notice touts Leto's for gums with antiseptic properties and a money back guarantee if EBTO's bottle fails to satisfy. The ad requests customers to return money if unsatisfied.
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Spot “Leto
Ebto
Beckman
Local Socials and Travel Fry Miss Flora Hahn Visits Garwood
Garwood residents note Miss Flora Hahn of Victoria visiting relatives here. A. J. Venghaus breaks right arm when a crank backfires while starting a car. Numerous visits and travel among families include Kallinas, Huvars, Taylors, Froka, and the Hahn sisters with trips to El Campo Austin Wharton and Victoria. Walter Kramer fatally injured in a Colorado truck crash. funeral attended in Victoria. Miss Gladys Schilling returns from Caney Valley Hospital after an appendectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Hahn
Victoria
A. J. Venghaus
Ed. Kallina
Houston
Ben Huvar
Wharton
H. W. Huvar
Earl Taylor
Irene Meyer
Ellingers
Froka
Paul Chapman
J. L. Chapman
J. L. Young
Dave Wright
Marshall McMillan
el Campo
R. B. Shaw
Barker
Kenneth Green
Ganado
Cleo Venghaus
Bernice Vaughn
O. T. Danklers
Venghaus
Walter Kramer
Colorado
CCO
Gladys Schilling
Caney Valley Hospital
Appen
Farewell Compliment for Mrs Kearney by Catholic Ladies
The Catholic Altar Society hosted a farewell party for Mrs John Kearney from 2 30 to 4 00 PM at Mrs R W Heffleys home The centerpiece cosmos decor and a lingerie token signified affection Twenty attendees and two guests enjoyed tea cake and sandwiches The guests expressed wishes for Mrs Kearneys happiness in her new home Agnes Dromgoole hosted visiting former Eagle Lake residents M D Flowers Cleo Flowers and J B Stewart of San Angelo joined locals for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kearney
Catholic Altar Society
R. W. Heffley
Annie Taylor
Kearney
Birdie Club hosts and celebrates members and guests
Mrs AR Lundquist hosted the Birdie Club meeting with high score won by Mrs O T Dantlefs and second by Mrs Bruce Fling. Mrs W J Huyer honored her sister Miss Charlyne Frnka with a pink and green dinner for the graduating class, followed by a no dance at Nada.
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Dicitis
AR. Lundquist
Birdie Club
O. T. Dantlefs
Bruce Fling
W. J. Huyer
Charlyne Frnka
Sylvia Kallina
Cleo Venghaus
Jay Ola Branden
Jim Ella Kalina
Bernice Vaughn
Adelle Drink
Rosemary Stallman
Miss Pinks
Nada
Garwood Church Forum Backward Party Tuesday Night
Miss Alice Priesmeyer hosted a backward party for Garwood Church Forum Tuesday night. Forty young people attended in reverse attire and enjoyed forty-two anagrams and a flinch game in the kitchen before an ice cream and cake refreshment. Charlyne Frnka led the lesson study in reverse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Priesmeyer
Church Forum
Garwood
Charlyne Frnka
Epworth League program and local social note
Epworth League plans Sunday evening activities led by Jo Ann Thomas with hymns readings prayers and discussions. Speakers include Jimmy Thomas Norma Jean Duty and Betty Terrell. Miss Lillian Krenek of Hungerford visiting Mrs Albert Pustejovsky. Luna Drug Store note on prescriptions.
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Epworth League
Jo Ann Thomas
Jimmy Thomas
Norma Jean Duty
Betty Terrell
Lillian Krenek
Hungerford
Albert Pustejovsky
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P. K. Norris
United States Department of Agriculture
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R. B Dunn
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