Local Skeet Club Shooters Highlight May 15 Golf Tourney
Plans completed for a joint skeet club and golf event near Solvay on May 15. Attendance included 2825 in pit events, barbecue, and family day at the lake with spectators enjoying shooting, boating, and fishing on Highway 200 five miles west of Ford Lake. Dowdy presided while scores featured Gertson and Abercrombie among top shooters.
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Tourney - Bar
B-O
TP. Dowdy
Cilorads County Skeet Club
Sivetekt Binda
Ula
Goumie
Harold Thomas
Vernon Gert Nm
Vie Balusek Jed
E. Abercrombie Te
Gainer
Oc Jennsen
Goylson
Tere Dowdy Mabie
Sry
Marsaisia
J. Suttles Edwards L
Kirby Sirmech
Waiherfors Wats
Ed Jennsen
Wmlaimson
Gertem Gertson
Lueille Rael
Mes
Spring Concert Highlights From Local School Band
The program features school bands and beginners with performers including Betty He Carey Hanis John Stanley Ker Lida Gene Hodge Jennie Suv McLellan Jos Ojeda Alta Clesius Hellas Alte Saxa da Anh Maitzen and many more. Ensembles include saxophones trombones trumpets clarinets and percussion with a fifth grade group performing intermission pieces.
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Mer
Betty He Carey Hanis
Delorese Tesch
Tromaanes
Bill Hunty
BM Reed
John TeShuze
Dawid Cook
Arthur Anderson
Bo Levis
Bland
Fpost
Bill Radina
Percussians
Jaxyce Cooper
Rachae Dina
Betty McElmurry
Rose Mesa
Horn Pilkington Wedding Set For May 29
Lisle couple announces the engagement of Helen Horn to Torrony Pilkington. The wedding date has been betrothed for May 28 in a forthcoming ceremony.
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Horn-Pilkington
H. Horn
Lissie
Helen
Torrony Pilkington
Marthe Pilkington
Physical Ed Program Demanded in Public Schools
Bee Lake’s coach Arnold Wa argues for a robust public school physical education program citing ongoing national demands for fitness. He notes historic rejection rates for military service and a 1937 10,000-lettermen study showing fitness correlates with leadership and service. urges comprehensive PE skills and teacher training for every student. Miss Ernestine Shaw leaves Epps’ Store to move to El Campo.
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Bee Lake
Arnold Wa
My Fayth
Pearl Harbor
Fayne
Ernestine Shaw
Epps’ Store
el Campo
Salt water fish decline blamed on overfishing and mismanagement
The piece argues waste and mismanagement threaten saltwater fish with many species nearing extinction. It voices concern at state and federal control, noting overfishing by commercial fleets, pollution, and habitat loss. It cites proposed bills restricting offshore fishing and mentions local sportsmen and Tulane figures in related coverage.
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America
Fill Wolf
Acre
State of
Texas
Senate
Gulf of Mexico
Texas Gulf Coast
Henry Fana
Tulane University
Say
Ed Re Frake
Garwood
Tulane
Beretquel
San Antonio
College Players Present Our Town by Wilder
E Bernard and Garwood students stage a college production of Our Town by Thornton Wilder. Cast includes Charles Zot yke Raymond Sliva and Richard Rachunek from East Bernard and Anna Lou Kremling of Garwood. Shiva and Rachunek assistant stage managers with Kremling assisting makeup.
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Our Tayn
Thorator Wilder
Wharton County Junior College
Charles Zotyke
Raymond Sliva
Richard ‘Rachunek
East Berard
Anna Lou Kremling
Garwood
Mr. Shiva
Mr.Rachanel
Miss Kremling
School Softball Teams Prep For District Meet
District prep opens with high and elementary squads selecting top nine players for District Set Meet. Eagles Lake records a 11 to 5 win over Rock Island in a Friday afternoon game at Eagle Lake diamond. Elementary lineup includes Ovsils Pay Vanes Crstilio Rios Rios as captain with Ina Plounijes coaching.
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Highield
Intramours
Eagles
Hove
Tack Dodd
Job Perry
Bobbry Wright
Piset
Te Bagi
Lake Senoul
Rock Island
Eagle Lake
Eagles Lake
Garwood Student Performs at SWTST College Festival
Garwood student participated in Southwest Texas State College Festival events held May 25. The program featured the A Capella group La Serva Padrona and the opera Down in the Joy, with scenes set in Kentucky and Tennessee.
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Garwood
San Meticos
S.sthuvor
Southwest Texas State Leachers College
Gartellous
Bond
Veas
Ivel
Peras
Sharon Creele
Kenturk
Tennesser
Meeting after Holy Mass May 8 at Our Lady church
Rev A W Didner pastor calls parishioners to attend after Holy Mass Sunday May to discuss preparations for the dedication of the new church and plan celebration set for Sunday June 26.
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A. W. Didner
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholi Church
Aces Triumph in Opening SCTL Tilt Over Smithville
The Aces defeated Smithville 16 to 0 in the first SCTL tilt. Dugas stole three bases while strong pitching limited Smithville to no runs. Spectators noted key hits by Wardell and Conimbus as the Aces showed early scoring and solid defense.
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Smithville
Panique
Basehudl
Mio
Tim
Am Twa Udi
Tee SaNehy
Burdleston
Walter Metzen
Footenberey
Aces
Itil
Continbis
Willy Prohlems
Che Reuters Whd Talinge Bane
Hse Gp
Als
Panos Sai
Eee Lair
Conimbus
Miss Kellis Recovers From Elbow Operation
Miss Kellis recuperating after elbow operation at Linsman Hospital. Miss Jessie Kellis staying in Eagle Lake with sister during interruptions. Party attendees and travel by Wednesday. Miss Kellis and sister to Chattanooga home with editor noting absence.
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Mig Tey Bilis
Chatstampera
Lengl) Lake
J Rumsey
Linsmin Hospital
Jessie Kelis
Eagle Lake
Attie Interruptey
Mexico
Chattanooga
Kells Tors
George Thenegar
Atti
Pansy Kellis
Kate Belle Buthhard
Miss Wellis
Abe
Chattuneogs
Kilouwghs Visit San Jacinto and Texan Battle Site
Mr and Mrs Roger Kilouwgh and visiting cousin Allen Ware of Longview toured the San Jacinto Monument and the Battleship Tex as Inst. The trip highlighted regional heritage sites and drew attention to Lone Star State military history.
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Roger Kilouwgh
Allen Ware
Longview
San Jacinto Monument
Texas
CPL News Story on Local C P L Employees
The CPL News magazine profiles Central Power and Light Company staff. It highlights Grace Miculka, a 1948 Eagle Lake High School graduate and standout student, and Georgia Jochett, who trained two years at the WAC Army Finance School in Indianapolis Indiana.
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CPL News
Grace Miculka
Georgia Joetz
Central Power and Light Company
Wiss
Miculka
Eagle Lake High School
Jochett
WAC Army Finance School
Indianapolis
Indiana
Weimar Beats Eagle Lake in First Inter-County Golf Tourney
Weimar golfers defeated Eagle Lake squad on Sunday at Gridon Hoyar manor. Individual scores showed Weimar’s progress with Leonard Brtiate leading, while Eagle Lake’s contingent faced tough competition as next meeting planned in Eagle Lake in June to reduce strokes and improve standings.
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Weimar
Eagle Lake
Weigolfers
Lirkewinn Gall
Pokin
TOLAL
Magle
Amamhars
Columbas
Ornas
Loa Braton B. Blain
Meee Chya Gold
Carroll
Wharton Tracksters At Jr College Meet
Wharton Tracksters compete at a junior college meet held in May. The event features sprinters and hurdlers from Wharton led by Bill Morrow and Sunny Shatin. Attendees include university coaches and officials in a regional track meet setting.
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Wharton
Rice Growers Ass'n Boosts Milling Capacity With Crowley Mill Buy
Rice Growers Association announces April 24 purchase of the Imperial Mill in Crowley Louisiana. The mill is among the largest in the South with a daily capacity near five thousand barrels and vast storage for rough rice and milled products. The purchase expands the association’s mills to three locations across Texas and Louisiana, enabling up to five million barrels of rough rice per season and 230 million pounds of milled rice for domestic and international markets.
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Horer L. Brinkley
American Tice Crown
Charles
Luusivna
Auberigan Rie Growers Ags
Crowley
Louisiana
Grintley
Mc Brinkley
Grinkley
Houserm
Texas
Ruiis
Louikinta
Lissie School Presents Year End Program Tonight
The Lissie School hosts an end of year program at the Lissie Community Hall tonight at 5:00 pm. Teachers Mrs MM Flones and Miss Herma Dene Hoffman lead the event with about 52 attendees expected to receive 5 cents early to avoid scheduling conflicts late in the month.
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Lissie
MM. Flones
Herma Dene Hoffman
Miss German And Mr. Franke Choose Attendants
Olen German and Arter R. Franke Jr plan a Sunday May 6 ceremony at First Baptist Church with Dr J A Mathis as patron of honor and Mrs Albert Warnken as maid of honor Charles Scott Hanley of Victoria will be best man Usher duties fall to Albert Warnken and Pranttin Reese Miss German will extend invitations via the Headlight to all friends due to mail delays
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Olen German
Arter R. Franke, Jr
Fist Baptist Church
Drs. J. A. Mathis
Albert Warnken
Charles Scott Hanley
Victor~ia
Wil
Pranttin Reese
Miss German
Baby Sherry Lesin Born At Daughenim Hospital
Mrs Kate Couch of Oklahoma attends celebration for Nancy Ann Brston, daughter of Mr and Mrs Cock, after an appendicitis operation. The baby weighs 3 pounds 10 ounces and is named Sherry Lesin.
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Nayight
Daugheim Hospital
Sherry Lesin
Irs
Kate Couch
Oklahoma
Trs Cock
Nan
Nancy Anm Brstont
Oc Brationt
St Lat ‘Hospital
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