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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1949
Page
10
LEFELE WOMEN presents a program at 2:00 with Peery Adsenqur appearing. details scant but suggests a local event or show announcement for women’s group.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Haster Charter and Rosenberg chapters with unclear names and associations. No coherent events or outcomes are discernible. specific people, places, or dates are not established in readable text.
Activities include vacation Bible school and summer programs beginning August 19 to 18 with junior, intermediate, and senior divisions. Leader Miss Vivian Linstrart directs the Youth Department as the Vacatur Bible School seeks a ministerial director.
Grace Campbell and Patsy Scott head the list of top grade students in Carmel. The eighth grade procession and commencement exercises are planned with honors for Patsy Scott as valedictorian and Grace Campbell as salutatorian. The ceremony will take place at 7:00 PM in the county school auditorium with preparations led by Principal Moeivin TF and the faculty.
A garbled OCR sample describes Nock Island High School activities and names Joawad Sam, Stewanle Cita, Renhenlay, Mrs Aor Poe Mentess, and several others. It mentions dates on Sundays, Saturdays, and Mondays with references to events, places, and people, but most details are unreadable.
Mr and Mrs Roy McElinney report an uninvited boy rode in their car during a Columbus visit home. The youth claimed to be from Houston and said he rode in the back seat. Police noted no damage, but the incident prompted a check of belongings and discussion of the boy’s intent.
Wharton College schedules commencement for May 28 with seventy seven candidates for diplomas. Notable graduates include Bernard Teterk Charlie Kieles Glen Birry Annette Falti Sok and Keith Gabier as the class completes their studies at Levin with projects and honors to finalize their four year program.
Fragmentary message reports Mrs Mo Tiare noting Mr Tiapris is unwell and seeking work again at his Piney of Litatess location. No clear dates or official details are provided.
Rock Island prepares for two ceremonies next week with Esther Curry delivering the salutatorian remarks and Ruby Miller presenting the valedictory. Principal speaker Dr. LM Wirpitt will address graduates at 2:00 pm Wednesday May 25 in the gym, with organizers emphasizing orderly procession and school pride.
A report from Amarillo notes Morgan Geis describing a deadly tornado and flood surge that damaged Fort Worth area and left about 30 people dead, with 13 000 homes affected. The storm last Sunday brought six to twelve inches of rain and caused widespread ruins and injuries.
The notice outlines a Wednesday meeting with focus on a baseball event and necessary business. It mentions Pete Ojeda and a leader Dana, plus a Navy Supply Center building project supporting 5,000 people with electricity and telephones.
The Cub Scouts monthly Pack Meeting is set for Tuesday May 24 at 7:00 pm in Tanad Hill. Don Smith and Henry Stood will guide the transition to Boy Scouts and a display of Cub Scout achievements will be shown. A Navy wall construct by a concrete contractor is noted with a project area of 151,200 square feet.
Mise Verlin Susil now living in Austin former president of the F group of Aus an a rrront election of officers for the house council of the SWIGA Residence Hall. The summer program featured a dramatic class taught by Mrs Bee Pierce and a modeling workshop with instructions in voice wear and adornment. Mrs Jelly dacksan joined with her sister Thangs sind family for support.
Mrs HOS White of East Bernard spent Tuesday here visiting her sister, Mrs Grizt Tamas, J.
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