IN SIRE PIT SLAYING
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1933
Page
8
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The senior class presented A Peach of a Family on Tuesday night with strong cast performances. The program featured solo numbers by Abre Wink Vivian Ussery Joe Ann Dupree Nita Walney and a Rhythm Band parade led by Nancy Walney. Ophelia Johnnedn sang Moonlight and Roses while the orchestra, under young leadership, received hearty applause.
Two new derricks are erected on the county as the Gerrick for an oil well near Weimar nears completion and drilling gear moves to the Brandt tract. The HT Brandt derrick stands 12 feet high with favorable geology noted while another derrick is set on Ben Kansteiner’s Lake tract. Culec Oil Co of Holly will supervise operations at the newer site as crews anticipate spudding later this week.
A fragment notes Calverts Soda Fountain serving all kinds of sandwiches during a lively week as visitors from abroad arrive. The text mentions former Australian citizens and a bustling land scene, indicating busy public leisure activity.
The 1933 graduating class at the local high school celebrated with a baccalaureate by Rev. Dietsch, a class play directed by Mrs. Swarson, and a strong senior program. Supt. Reed received a token of appreciation as diplomas and certificates were distributed amid crowds and cheers for the students and staff.
The families express gratitude for the many funeral powers and favors shown during the loss of Charles S. McLellan. Signed by Mr and Mrs Wi N Tomlinson and Mr R L McLellan.
Old time dance event and music act promoted. Numerous listings include for sale twenty Polish China pigs, sale of canary birds, baby chick specials, and equipment. Rentals include furnished apartment and five room house with modern conveniences. Items for sale feature a range and various household goods. Local contact details and dates vary by listing.
At a meeting called by president G. O. Choppin, Eagle Lake Chamber of Commerce announced committee assignments across Publicity Agricultural Commercial Civic Housing Health andSanitation Geog Will and Membership groups. The event included a performance of The Legend of Houston at city hall with Mrs Carothers credited as author.
The Hallettsville marriage notice reports Miss Bertha Nolan wed Donald Skelton, grandson of Capt G B Skelton, at the home of the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs W C Nalen. Rev Don Dulany officiated the Methodist Episcopal ceremony, uniting the couple in lifelong vows.
An advertisement touts Dr. Em's Adia Tablets for indigestion acidity heartburn and sour stomach with quick relief. The notice mentions Beekman's Drug Store and lists Mr and Mrs O Sinclair and others as sponsors.
A surprise birthday party was held for Mrs W S Campbell with guests from Eagle Lake and Ches terville. Flowers, postcards, a birthday cake, and refreshments accompanied wishes for her speedy recovery and strength.
Garfield H. Horn, a 13 year old first year high school student from Houston, earned a $4,500 three year scholarship to Culver Military Academy in Indiana after leading Texas youths in two series of scholastic examinations.
The Baca orchestra comes to Austin's Hall for a Saturday night dance drawing a record crowd. Dancers anticipate another enjoyable event two weeks later with the Neimeyer orchestra of San Antonio for an old-time dance on June 17. The Baca group is new to this city but praised for lively pops and entertaining stunts between songs.
The bride, a Uetle lady from a respected Sunriti family, wore a brown crenyon with white accessories. The groom, son of City Engineer J G L. Skelton, is a popular young man. They left for Kerrville for a honeymoon and will return to establish their home. The New Era-Herald offers best wishes.
The Avalon Theatre offers Wednesday Family Night with a single price for the whole family, including admission for all members. The feature cost is 25 cents, inviting small or large families to attend together. The note also mentions a cordial visit from Mrs. Earl S. Adams of Houston and a local staff reminiscence about Thelma, a longtime Headlight employee.
After a Sugar Land refinery visit, Mrs G Kollbere’s seventh grade wrote essays about the trip. Sugar Land industries selected Lawson Swearingen Dane Reed and Mabel Campbell as the top three papers and awarded three sacks of imperial sugar to the winners.
The local colored school will hold graduation tonight in its auditorium featuring Emma Moe Robinson Vivian Taez Pedesceaux and Gladys Jewel Williams. The class motto is Our Opportunities are Measured by our Preparation the flower white rose and colors gold and white. The program includes opening chorus Invocations and several performances by the graduates and faculty.
Advertises a bladder cleansing product BU-KETS 5 gr tablets priced at 1 cent per tablet. Claims to relieve nightly urination, frequent desire and burning by removing impurities. Promises refund after four days if relief is not found and suggests asking a druggist for a 65 cent test box.
The night scholar graduating class enjoyed a five delightful dance after commencement last night. Mrs. Rob Arnold and Mrs. Richard Ney hosted at Arnold home with honorees Merlin Ney Elmer Wallace Ben and Rosanna Howard. Fresh punch and sandwiches were served as Mrs. S Edward Arnold led at the punch bowl. Music from radio provided entertainment for 3 dance evenings.
East Bernare Home Demonstration Club elected Mrs. O. V. Guffey and Miss Polly Morrison as delegates to the A M short course. Mrs Dill spoke on pantry shelves storing 504 containers of food on shelves 8 feet high and 50 inches wide with 6 inches deep, spaced 10 inches apart.
Gulf Refining Company showcases a massive 8 foot auto cylinder at the Century of Progress in Chicago. The display features a 29 foot by height model with a working piston and lights, plus miniature airplane, truck, and motor boat models. Other notable pieces include a farm lighting engine and a Buds Cummings Diesel engine.
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