Udith Johnson Honored At Dance Party Center Fri
Miss Jumith Ishnsor daughter of Johnsons and stiractive senior class member was honored by her parents with a formal dance at Eagle Lake Community Center Friday evening May 22. A pink and white birthday cake centerpiece, pastel decorations, music and social games accompanied an array of gifts. Guests included Beth Clesinates and family. master of ceremonies Brice Johnson. hosts Mr and Mrs Carl Seaborn. Carmen Parker and others assisted with arrangements.
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Jumith Ishnsor
Hoc, Johnson
Eagle Lake
Hilthciad High School
Auth
Mise Friils Johnson
Sen Marcon
Rome
Brice Johnson
Carl Seahelm
Bruce Johnson
Carmen Parker
and Mire
Peageot
Marthaj Ns
Raymond Taylove’s Observe Silver Wedding Aunt
Friends of the community are invited to learn that Mrs Raymond Taylor of Cle 1934 in Exzie has two daughters and Mr Ray Beth at home. A gift from Jos D. Luna’s Dreg Bore In Eagle Leake.
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Raymond Taylor
Cle
Exzie
Hi Fatten Burwin
Houston
Patncis Ann 'Taylor
Ray Beth
Jos D. Luna
Eagle Leake
Brownie Scouts Fly-Up To Intermerdiste Giri Scouts
Brownie Troop No 12 held a May 19 ceremony at Calvary Methodist Church where Brownies became Intermed Ita Giri Scouts. The event featured porch cookies and a slate of new scouts. Reporter Elizabeth Seaholm noted the day’s celebratory mood and the troop’s ongoing activities as the year neared its close.
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Cally Meriure Jal Methodist
Brownie
Giri
E Scouts
Sa Eee Breithaupe
Idyon
Beverly Rey da
Ielesch
Par ‘Ment
Elizabeth Seahalm
Bierbeth Senkolzn
Auntie Mame Coming to Rice Theatre June 7 8
The comedy Auntie Mame starring Rosalind Russell plays Rice Theatre Sunday and Monday June 7 and 8. The Broadway hit has run 508 performances and toured successfully, with managers Mr and Mrs Charles Schamerhorn urging audiences to attend.
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Rice Theatre
Earle
Lake
Rosalind Russell
New York
Landatt
Charles. Schamerhorn
The
Rice
Rock Island News Guests Visit Local Families This Week
The paper notes visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs E F Waits including EW Waits and family, Eu lus Waits of New Iberia Louisiana, and Willard Humphreys of Sterling Kansas. It mentions trips to Denver for graduation, and visits from C J Hill and daughters Ruth and Margaret of Victoria. Frank Crockett of Laredo arrives to join homecoming events.
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E. F. Waits
EW. Waits
Eulus Waits
New, Iberia
Willard Humphreys
Stering
Kansas
Denver
Colorado
Shein
Birs
C. J. Hill
Ruth
Margaret
Victoria
M. Nicewander
Dan Nicewander
Merrit
Jinle Eleine
Sheriffsn Iq
City
Danny
Pig
Ballroom Dance Class Possibility For Youth
Mrs Louis Mascheele reports she has practiced several times and may organize ballroom dancing for younger children if there is interest. She prefers peer instruction. If interested in enrolling a child call Mrs Mascheck at CH 2950.
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Louis
Nina) Mascheele
Peira
Mascheck
Free Rice Theatre Tickets For A Studio Stage Event
Mrs T Pilkington is offered a free ticket to the Rice Theatre to see Eddie Blur Phy and Joanne Dru in The Weg and the Innocent with dates May 31 to June 3. Mr and Mrs James A Mathis and family and Mrs Fred G Frnka visited Bay City weekend with Mr and Mrs S J Methie and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Pilkington
Rice Theatre
Aitdie Blurphy
Joanne Dru
WEG
James A. Mathis
Fred G. Frnka
Bay City
S. J. Methie
Study Club Ends Year At Picnic Lunch
The Eagle Late Study Club held its year end picnic lunch at the Center on May 1st. About forty members and guests enjoyed bridge and canasta, a chicken meal, and shared dishes. A book titled The Proud Postmaster by Alyne Saarinen was given to former president Mrs. Roster Fountain. Mrs. J D Lima was elected first vice president by unanimous vote after Mrs. Thomas resignation. Mrs. Fountain was named auction sale chairman to aid her sale efforts.
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Eagle
Alyne B. Saarinen
Frrimediste
Roster
Ore Book
Wer Mes
Edgar Ak Mie
W.E. Lenhart
Jinbridge and Airs
Justin Smith J
Mrv. Burling
Ted Fer
Canasta
J.D. Lima
Mranimonus
Mra
Ee ‘Thomas
R. J. Wadis
Asss-Bc
Club Presi- Birs
Fountain Wes
Buction
Laughter Hospital Notes Read Like A Fragmented Social Ledger
A mangled clipping lists numerous names and cities tied to hospital notes and a vacation mention. The piece names dozens of individuals such as Mike Rivera Jr, Trinidad Crispa, and Mrs. Jerry Crane, among others, with scattered city tags and a closing nondescript advert line inviting readers to search the classifieds.
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Mia
Ber Binnie Shekley
J. Nie Browery
Mike Rivera
T. _Gibson
Trinidad
Crispa
Louis Muscreck
A. L Foster
Colmbusity Werenhatt
City Vic
Engelhard
Jerry Crane
Ant
Bernard Martie Archke
Mervie Howard
Former Citizen To Represent Arlington For Mrs. America
The Arlington Citizen-Journal notes Yoan McCreary formerly Biss of Hast Esse Lake will represent Arlington in district Mrs. America events. She is one of eight contestants in the Fort Worth division, with the winner advancing to the Mrs. America contest. McCreary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reid Hash of Rockpart, participates in cooking planning sewing and other contest phases.
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Arlington
Jone
Rotarians Hear Developments In Agribusiness Progress
Rotarians heard an in depth talk by R. Clipson, Farm Supply Company owner, on agriculture as a key industry. He outlined feed efficiency, egg and pork yields, and vertical integration plans in farming, with points on livestock health, sanitation, management, and market consolidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clipsen
Livnstock
Fann
Esgle Lake
R. & Clipson
Farmers Supply Company
Luna
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Udith Johnson
Center
Salutatorian
ROLLY KWES@E
Ic Salutaetan
Rock Island
Raymond Taylove
Silver
Ae Giri
Rite ‘Theatre
New
Mee
ML “J. Nicowandex
Nour
H.P
Laughein Hospital
Coolorado County
Mercury
S. K. Seymour
Columbus, Texas
Luna Drug Store
Dad
el Campo
Aa Yreron
Iret
Pel
Audie Murphy
Joanne Dry Colbert
Roland Jim Backus
Osa
Sona Moat
Rige Theatre
Eagle Lake Insurance Agency
Wb, McRee
Murs
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