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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1949
Page
11
A terse East Bernard note captures Wednesday events including local happenings, weather hints, and brief community updates. The fragmentary text mentions residents and areas but lacks clear details or names.
The readable fragments describe a Kepetle Cafe event with locals voting on a community matter and names such as Lion Wm. Kopecky leading a program. Additional bits mention school graduates, church figures, and a patient in Houston with services held for East Bernard students. The text is garbled with many spelling errors.
The pages note a sequence of events including a delivery of a benediction by Magra d. C Rane and a TV HUM SUL by Rev J B Jonle, with a meeting of the Conmmener inant exerci by Ww on Tuesday. A bridge club dinner at Hi Way Inn, Altair, and a husband’s night for the Furhrs noon group are mentioned along with a barbecue dinner for G C Duncan and others. A church dedication at Barker Lane and a death in the Sietf eng family are also listed.
The John chapter of Anl Fall Par Chapter met in Columbus on Friday May 20 at a home in Mis dH Wonten with Brg. T Everett Ascorhoatins. It was the first meeting since September and several members attended including Mrs Gerdacy G Duncan Mrs Roger Kihowsh and Miss Sallie J Jones. The dialogue included a question about bathing.
Addison Griffin, son of Mr and Mrs Griffin of Bastrop, will graduate with the Bastrop High School Senior Class. The ceremony is set for Monday evening, May 5th, at the Methodist church. The message thanks the recipient for the use of a hot water bag and mentions a note about a muffled husband.
William and Martie host Mr and Mrs CR Curry at their home with guests planned for Sunday.
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