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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1975
Page
3
Sheridan Hews By MHS GH Hollah with Sheridina Pts To.
Seniors gathered for a luncheon at Mire High School with local speakers and honored guests. The event featured presentations by senior leaders and remarks from notable figures, highlighting achievements and school activities.
A sophomore class sale scheduled Saturday May 17 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at Major Sango’s yard near Hive High School, Eagle Lake. Items include dishes furniture towels curtains baby clothes jewelry plants toys games books and electrical appliances at greatly reduced prices.
Retired postmaster Johnson addresses a gathering of former staff. The remarks reflect on service, memories, and the history of the postal department.
LoWanda McCowan is announced as winner of a free barbecue during a Mothers Day observance at Miller's Barbecue. Doreen, Wan, and Myrna among guests, with Mrs YM Krajagusole noted for organizing the event alongside local residents in Fallstree, Michigan.
Residents gathered for a May Day themed assembly at Heritage House, with local organizers and attendees including notable names such as Hagle Williams and Gail Birdshaw. The event featured refreshments, community singing, and a tribute to mothers, amid a relaxed social program.
The Martha Class of the Minst Maptial Chair met at Mrs A K David son's home in May. Mrs Medicaldey led opening prayer and Mindarnean Trathe presided over business and devotion praising the Holy Spirit and Christ like fellowship. Mrs Bayt Powers gave the closing prayer. a social hour followed with light refreshments. The next meeting is set for June 13 at Mrs W J York's home.
Mrs Hoy DeShase and Pauline Schmitt hosted a Mother's Day dinner with Mrs Waller Pinks of Grafford as guests. Other attendees included Mr and Mrs Charles DeShazo and Cindy from Port Lavaca, Mr and Mrs Frednie Hammons and family from Seabrook, several DeShazo relatives from Starford, and Elin Schmitt and Elvoit Drymalla from Wharton.
Mother’s Day greetings featured Ar and Mrs. Gears Roeser and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roesner and family of Katy, Mrs. Kayin and Javhetz, Mr. and Mrs. Charle dorhete of Houston, and Mrs. Ailes Thewitien of this city.
Funeral services were held at the Mie Faver Funeral Home chapel in Eagle Lakes for Henrietta Gooduden Frederick, daughter of Joh. Geednvss, born July 24, 1887 in Worcester, Miss. She died May 7 in Houston. She moved to Texas around 1944. Rev. Nixon officiated. Burial was in Myre Des NAVAS. She is survived by her son, two sisters, and many relatives.
Alfred Botard finishes railroad engineering school amid unclear notes. The fragment mentions achievements, the name Shan, and references to ideologies and regional events, with limited readable context.
Lake Sheridan area residents petition the commission for road paving and improved traffic access. Officials and a local secretary outline opposition and support, citing development plans and property improvements as the core issues before the board.
A Myrtle Cemetery Association meeting is set for Sunday May 25 at Myrtle Cemetery. A light dinner with cake and tea will be served for 2.50 for adults and 1.75 for children. Memorial services at 2 00 p m at the Community Center Hospital. Several local families and residents are mentioned in a lengthy community note detailing visitors and relatives from New Iberia, Columbus, Yorktown, Zion, and other nearby towns along with military notices and hospital updates.
A one mile start at WD Bra was discussed from Sheridan to Weithan. The planning commission was named to oversee the project and the public will be invited to comment on the proposed routing. The judge noted the public will also have an opportunity to comment at a public meeting before final recommendations are made.
At Columbus a luncheon table centerpiece featured Asnertad spring flowers and three graduate plaques with digtomas as a remembrance of their graduation. The menu listed salad, potato salad, Breeng, peas, mashed potatoes, gravy, lasagne and desserts. Rostessea for the luncheon were Mrs Glenda Eberhart, Miss Vickin Eberhart and Mrs We Ne.
Local notices list attendees including Mr. and Mrs Ja Ju Ruitchins Mr. and Mrs MMtoa Ger and Mr. and Mrs Julian B. Cox of Houston Mr. and Mrs W M Paul of San Antonio and Mrovand Mre L B Mte of El Campo in a fragmented social event summary.
Mrs W L G2it Hall formerly Bartha Maurine David son underwent heart surgery at Methodist Hospital in Royston Texas Thursday. She is recovering and able to get about the hospital with assistance. Friends may write to her in Royston Room 8035.
Court notes continued from page one. emphasizes need for four full-time communications health workers in the city as part of an ongoing case.
Commissioners discussed a proposal to create a Sam Houston region soil conservation area, led by chair Mark and county officials. The plan, backed by local agricultural groups, seeks federal support for staff and resources to develop coordinated conservation projects.
Officials from city and county announce a May 2 gathering at the county court house in Columbus to discuss the decommissioning of equipment after three years. Representatives from three cities and the township will attend to collect responses from their respective governments. Mr Taylors proposal is to be reviewed.
The article notes month old proceedings with visiting guests and a resolution praising AN Evang Jr for long service on the board. It discusses opposition to forming a Coastal Area group and outlines forthcoming district reorganization affecting counties and school administration.
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