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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1954
Page
5
Mrs Fuith Duty, outgoing president of the Paghe Lake Streety Club, was honored Wednesday May 15 at a covered dish luncheon marking the club's 1933 54 term. About twenty members attended at Mrs Carl Carters Oak Crest Camp with a short business session.
Everett Chapter of the Daughters of American Revolution held a meeting in Columbus last Friday at the Methodist Church Educational Building. Hostesses greeting attendees were Mrs Tanner Walker, Mrs Sallie Castles, and Mrs Massey Duncan. Eagle Lake members aboard included Mrs R R Wells, Mrs J W Duncan, Mrs Gaminer C Duncan, and Miss Sallie F Jones.
WCJC Pioneers set the 1984 football schedule under Coach Johnnie Frantz. The lineup includes games at Ranger Junior College on Sept 11, Ac Lington State at WCJC on Sept 18, Kilgore on Oct 28 in Wharton, and matchups against Victoria and Det Mar on later dates. The college will debut in the Longhorn Athletic Conference this fall.
Mrs T C Roberts and her son from Houston were Sunday visitors at the homes of Mr and Mrs L D Roberts and of Mr and Mrs Lewis in Kopecky.
Mrs WIM Seard and Bailie Beard visited San Antonio as week end guests of Weir sister in Lay and Win. Mrs Mentor Neethingtone hosted Quin ielkett of Luiing visiting with Jim Peller and a family. Houston residents Al Mortenser and family sprat the week end at Rocking M Rasch. Joe DuBose and son Danny moved to Keypr from Wharton. Duose is Santa Fe agent there. Jes Fudy biott of Glen Plara was weekend guest of Mrs L H Obentinus. Houston visitors G B Meriwether and family called on Wall Merwether and Mrs Meriwether Sunday. Mrs W T Wolding, Coury Superintendent, visited in the local schools. Mrs A S Newlin and children J Elivereth and Robert of Wharton spent weekend with Mr and Mrs H W Hinze. DK Maldiow and family of Houston and Turley and Harold Hinze of Wharton spent Sunday at Hinze home. Glen Fiera Wamnazs Sovie ty of Christian Service held monthly meeting Monday evening at parsonage with Mrs Eugene Firewater. After the devotional and business session, refreshments were served. Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon in the Family cemetery for Clay Jones Sr. died earlier in the week. his daughter Est rake Banks in Houston mourns.
George Cason of Texas A and M College enjoyed a weekend visit at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs G M Cason. The note mentions prescription service by Jen Coran.
Eagle Lake Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star asks members to attend a special called meeting at the Masonic Hall tonight at 8 00 Initiation ceremonies are planned and members are urged to be present Also mentions market attendance by Mrs Clyde Gold and Mrs 0 A Sehade at the American Fashion Association Fall Market in Dallas May 8 to 22 with a breakfast clinic style program at the Baker Hotel Crystal Ballroom
Newsmen from South Texas gathered at the Letmi L. Kahanek ranch south of Hallettsville Saturday night for the annual kickoff barbecue heralding the State Championship High School Rodeo. Officials announced this week that Tootoa Stansfield will present a trailer from Gray Trailer Company. About 128 representatives from 250 retailers attended alongside local firms and department stores.
Mr and Mrs Joe S Herd and Mr and Mrs Charles P Boggess attended the Cadillac theater anmizi barbecue and picnic at the H and H Ranch Club in Humble on Saturday. Carmen Hilbert Tet Friday returned to Fort Worth after visiting the Boggess family. Gardner Seaholm went home to Austin after visiting niece Nancy Lyn Baley who is recovering from a tonsillotomy. Nancy’s mother Mrs Terry Haley of St Louis was a visitor at Seaholm’s home. The piece ends noting gifts from Joe D Lama's.
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