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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1924
Page
2
A garbled advertisement touts a tonics tonic for purifying and revitalizing the body, claiming to purify iron and malaria germs while boosting appetite. The misspelled copy notes children like it and hints at energizing effects, though clarity is lacking.
Fragmentary note describes a grail match and a portal event with references to 35 eyed sight. Details are unclear and names are uncertain.
The Eagle Lake high school will hold graduation events this week with Rev. Tot. Wilson of Wetear Ache Merb sharing the Sunday morning service. Dexa Cheistaay University at Fort Worth will deliver the commencement address. A serial discharge of events and public speeches will follow, including community participation and a talk by Mr. Wingss. A local resident, Nis Ford, was hurt in a Tuesday evening accident near Eagle Lake, with repairs costing over a hundred dollars expected for the railroad car involved.
Hon W M Williamson announces candidacy for county attorney in Colorado County subject to July white primary. He has lived in Anlee Take and Colorado county 37 years, known as a painstaking and capable resident. He pledges enforcement of laws through proper courts, independence from factions, and impartial service to the state of Texas. Williamson asks for votes in the July primary.
The Women's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church met at the church for its regular monthly business session on Tuesday afternoon. Officers reported and delegates to the West Texas Conference presented a comprehensive report. Reelections and new appointments were made, and plans were set for a market day on the coming Saturday on Mai Street.
DeMolavs hosted an installation night for Rainbow Girls with a formal program at the DeMelars complex. Speeches and songs were performed by attendees including Missy Aladelone Melton and Ltives, marked by music and ceremonial rites as the group welcomed new members.
The Headlight notes with Limake receipt five invitations to the Pierre MN high school commencement from Staberts Osnar A Bunet Robert Telitz and Mise trite TE Harris members of the bus at 4. no yards enclosed.
Rainbow Girls elected new officers at a recent regular meeting. Named officers include Tyrey Tay Worthy Advisors Brelyn Law and Marien Woxe Craft as Associate Advisor, Charity Florence Mie Roberts, Hope Mavienon Wales Raith, and Bie Dippnintive. Plans mention senior play games and a May 30 ceremony.
Report from Bernardy pat rie area states another sand hit in the well near Bigle Lake. The drillers, optimistic, expect this new sand to improve prospects as they conduct tests and prep work at the site.
Friends and neighbors gathered Monday at the home of Mr. D. Callaway to surprise him on his 78th birthday. They carried goodies and well wishes as the longtime resident, recovering from an illness, enjoyed the thoughtful gesture from his local community and family.
Examinations for college entrance will be given starting next Monday at the Opera House by Che leak school. The State Department of Education sends out the questions. Rural and affiliated school students are urged to participate. papers are sent to the State for credit or admission.
Mr. Roy Towell installs a small flashing electrical sign at his garage in Alfecity. Red lights form a circle and briefly read a word before fading away. The sign was operated by a basic mechanism, created to showcase steady workmanship. AL Garter remains hospitalized in Toston after a five week illness and expresses hopes for recovery.
Miss Sylvia Daily, daughter of Mr and Mrs Daily, will give a display of fancy dancing Thursday night as part of a religious program at Mrs McDonald's church hall. The event promises graceful, sought after dances and invites attendance.
Members of the Farm Bureau Cotton Association are notified by President Engelhard of a meeting at the Columbus center on Saturday May 10 at 2 pm. Delegates to the district convention will be elected and nominations made for state director. Members urged to attend and submit nominations by mail if unable to attend.
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