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Newspaper

Eagle Lake Headlight

Location

Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1945

Page

2

Gossip and Inquiries Spark Prairie High Dormitory Rumors

The note page reveals chatter about visitors and relationships among students and staff. Mentions of Betty W, Colum bus gal, Barnett, Sue, Kate, Gab, Selma, Raymond, Ikey, Dolores, Joy, Dee, Ra, Bernice, and Teh highlight social intrigue. It hints at a weekend auditorium event and rumors about a soldier companion, plus a warning to focus on studies.

Betty W Matze Columbus Barnett Sue B. B Kate Gab Lavaliere Selma Raymond Ikey Dolores Joy Dee Bernice

Last Edition of Eaglet Quietly Closes School Year

The Eaglet staff bids farewell to the paper after a year of weekly school news. Editor K Alley thanks Headlight staff Mrs McCarty Mrs Lane and sponsor Miss Wells for space and support and notes no lives were harmed. Gratitude is extended to contributors who provided news themes and articles.

Headlight Eaglet K. Alley

Farewell to the Senior Class 1945

A school note bids farewell to the 1945 seniors, recalling study hall memories and the entering armed forces. Joy Albrecht signs off with best wishes, urging former peers to remember their senior year and stay in touch as they head toward new paths and commitments.

Sen Joy Albrecht

Seniors Enjoy Multiple Suppers Amid Year of Entertainments

The Seniors celebrate with parties and suppers hosted by Mrs Griff Thomas in honor of Sue Wilcox. A Mexican supper and a chicken supper are noted. The Baptist group provided another evening of entertainment for the seniors, who look forward to the 1946 seniors enjoying a similar year.

Griff Thomas Y Sue Wilcox Wes

Visitors at the Lunch Room This Week List Names

Visitors to the lunch room this week included Mr and Mrs J H McCreary Mrs Robert S Simmons Mrs A Seaholm Mr and Mrs Hayes Stephens Mr and Mrs S H Broyles Mary Annel Broyles Walter Broyles Mrs T P Doole Mrs Cora Rogers Mrs O W Powers Lynda Powers Suzanne Powers Miss Myra Waddell Louise W Brunner Mr Boots Hanly Mary Kathryn Hanly Mrs Jean Campbell and Bobby Campbell Miss Hope Dornon and others.

J. H. McCreary Robert S., Simmons A. Seaholm Hayes Stephens S. H. Broyles Mary Annel Broyles Walter Broyles T. P. Doole Cora Rogers O. W. Powers Lynda Powers Suzanne Powers Myra Waddell Louise W. Brunner Boots Hanly Mary Kathryn Hanily Jean Campbell Bobby Campbell Hope Dornon

Notable Laments and Names From a School Yearwide Banter

Whispers about who Wilbert Wibbet eyeing, possible Barnett, and seniors’ request to air condition caps and gowns surface. The piece notes fidgeting at the Baccalaureate Sermon and questions which girls or couples appeared with Harold Lloyd, Dolores, Betty W, Jimmy H, and a junior girl.

Wibbet Wilbert Barnett Harold Lloyd Dolores Betty W Jimmy H

Fourth Grade Picnic Thank Yous

Fourth grade students express gratitude for a May picnic at Mr Booths land and Mr Fonte for the truck ride. They thank the mothers for the food and sign by Kenneth Nolen.

Mr. Booth Mr. Fontenot Kenneth Nolen

School ends as E L H students ready for vacation

Exams are over and diplomas are handed out as E L H students settle into a three month break. They look forward to school re opening next September in light humor.

Farewell to Our High School Friends We Leave Behind

We bid farewell to those we leave behind in high school and thank all who helped shape our memories. Goodbyes are hard yet inevitable as we reflect on the moments shared with classmates and staff.

Flame The Eagle Lake Fireman Course Closes With Seven Graduates

The Instruction Course for Eagle Lake firemen closed after a week with seven graduates A H Dipple H J Kretzschmar Buster Brisbois R H Thomas Adolph Hollas Frank Parma and Alfred Marx Regular Monday night practice covered booster pump operations Nine members began the course illness kept several away The next regular meeting is Monday night The article also notes Fort Smith Arkansas Times Record praising railroads for war effort and their readiness at Pearl Harbor.

Eagle Lake A. H. Dipple H.J. Kretzschmar Buster Brisbois R. H. Thomas Adolph Hollas Frank Parma Alfred Marx Arkansas Paper Lands Fort Smith, Arkansas Pearl Harbor

Pork Demand Surges Prompt Increase in Hog Numbers

A market note warns of a strong push to expand hog production amid pork shortages. Government planners, under pressure, advocate a larger fall hog crop and higher live hog ceilings as efforts to correct past blunders take shape. Advertisement cites Campbell Feed & Supply Store in Eagle Lake Texas selling Porkaday Pigs & Hog Feeds and Porkaday 40% Swine Concentrate.

Campbell Feed & Supply Eagle Lake Texas

The Seniors ’45 Farewell Message to High School

A farewell note echoes from the class of 1945. The seniors reflect on graduation, the emptiness of leaving good times behind, and the value of memories. They urge their peers not to forget their school community as they part ways.

Goodbys

Local Social Notes From Egypt and Nearby Towns

Mr and Mrs J M Mathis and son Grady visited Engleside with W M Mathis and family. George Taylor of Center stayed with sister BE Fults and Mr Fults. Cameron Duncan and Bowie of Freer spent days with F B Duncan family. Mrs L H Gobenhaus recovered from typhus and returned home from Laughlin Hospital. Al Mortesen visited his parents G H Northington Jr and wife. Richard Yackel AL of San Diego returned for a visit with his brother and Mrs P J Yackel. Herman Sanders family and Helen Herring family hosted J M Booth relatives. J J New and Melba Lou visited relatives in Wharton. E C Fults returned from Houston with daughter H V Stone. J C Slovak family visited relatives in Houston. Will Border and Alex Border with sons visited R L Goodlett. Mrs G H Northington Sr. suffered an ankle injury Friday getting into her wheelchair. Mr and Mrs H B Williamson

J. M. Mathis Grady W. M. Mathis Engleside George Taylor Center C. Fults Fults Cameron Duncan Bowie Freer F. B. Duncan L. H. Qobenhaus Laughlin Hospital Eagle Lake al Mortesen G. H. Northington Jr Rhchard Yackel AL San Diego Calif Srother P. J. Yackel Herman Sanders Bettie Helen Herring Alyin J. M. Booth J. J. New Melba Lou Wharton E. C. Fults Houston H. V. Stone J. C. Slovak Will Border Alex Border Hungerford R. L. Goodlett G. H. Northington Sr H. B. Williamson

Beef production payment announced by Warford Administration

Warford Administration unveils a beef production payment similar to the Dairy Production Payment Program to be administered through the county AAA Office. The plan pays fifty cents per hundredweight on sales beginning May 19 for good and choice cattle meeting criteria including ownership and feeding duration, sale to licensed slaughterers, live weight of 800 pounds or more, and minimum sale price. Cattlemen must keep sales records. full details to follow. The notice also reports local social updates from Bay City graduation events and moves of residents O L Mill family and Ed Harbich.

Warford County Aaa O. L.mill Virginia Mill Walter Lee Bauer Bay City Margaret Treybig Mill

Weekend guests and local visits reported

Corsicana residents and relatives spent time with Mrs. P. J. Yackel while Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Hurry of Houston visited friends here. Eva Hudgins visited Wharton with family. O W Westmoreland of Haggle Lake and family were Egypt visitors. Pfc Adolph Wishert, serving in the Pacific, notified his parents of a promotion to Private First Class.

Eugene Carlton Corsicana P. J. Yackel B. F. Hurry Houston Eva Hudgins Wharton O. W. Westmore Land Hagle Lake Egypt Pfc Adolph Pete) Wishert Pacific Area W. M.wishert

War Department seeks 1600 scout dogs for war use

The War Department will need 1600 dogs within three months for scout duties against Japan. Emphasis is on breeds including German shepherd, Belgian sheepdog, Doberman Pinscher, collie, farm type, Schnauzer giant, Airedale, Rottweiler and crosses. Age range 14 months to 3½ years, height 24 to 28 inches at shoulder.

War Department Japan Office of the Quartermaster General Washington, D. C

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Senior Entertainments Eagle © Eye America Central Power and Light Company Nelson Eddy Robert Armbrustar CBS C. Toute Ed Harbich Yoakum Pioneer White Wings Pioneer White Wing KTLA Wilcox Grocery Texas Dan States Southern Pacific Southern Pacific Service Mulght
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