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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1952
Page
3
Summer school registration opens June 2 at WCIC with ion session details for science and other courses. Registrar Whanon Co. notes tuition and enrollment costs vary by course while academic lectures and session information are outlined for the term.
Mr and Mrs Norman Schlenker announce the birth of a baby daughter born May 15 at Wegner Hospital in Shiner. The girl, named Sue, is welcomed by her three year old sister Gwen. The Schlenkers returned home from Shiner Sunday.
G W Thomas dedicates Fifty Years Ago to his wife for their fiftieth wedding anniversary on May 18. The verse recalls their Kansas river voyage, mountain home, endurance through illness, aging together, and faith in a future reunion. The couple’s devotion and lifelong journey are celebrated in religious and affectionate terms.
The Lissie school closed out another year last Friday with its annual picnic. Families and residents like Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Pinkston and Nancy Kelly visited Mrs. Maude Hough and Buddy Sunday. Mrs. John Kelly and daughters Nappy and Zuetta of Groves spent Thursday night and Friday with the Houghs. Mrs. Carl Griffis and baby Jim Christian visiting her mother Mrs. Helen A. Smith. Mrs. M. L. Barnett of Richmond visited her brother H. D. Swearingen and Anna Lee. Happy birthday to J. W. Adkins. Mrs. Tommie Arlis is a patient at Caney Valley Hospital in Wharton after being admitted Monday a week ago.
Fayette County draft board chairman Stu art Penick cites biblical census in Numbers to trace modern registers. notes American conscription history from 1607 to 1775 with 650 laws and claims World War I draft as first fair system. Texas supplied 117,395 for WWI and 361 men from the local draft boat for the present act.
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