First National Bank To Close Friday For Memorial Day
The First National Bank will close on Friday May 30 in observance of Memorial Day. Bank officials note the closure will affect normal hours and services for that day.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1952
Page
5
The First National Bank will close on Friday May 30 in observance of Memorial Day. Bank officials note the closure will affect normal hours and services for that day.
Eagle Lake Garden Club meets at Retama Ranch near Eagle Lake for a box lunch picnic. Hostess Mrs I Vbd Duncan will lead the final meeting of the 1951 52 club year with a 10 30 a m gathering and a report by Mrs J Wi Duncan. Luna catalog notes mention cameras and photo supplies.
Colorado County Texas University Exes Association will meet at Marvin's in Altair next Monday evening, June 2, for a social program at 7 30. A scholarship to the University of Texas will be awarded to a county student during the meeting. Reservations are $2 per person and should be made with M L Briscoe, Bow 538, Eagle Lake, secretary, before Saturday, May 31.
Probate court at Columbus approves appraisal of the estate of Marinda E. Root deceased. Judge John A. Hancher approves. Henry Hoelscher applies to probate Wilhelmina Hoelscher will and seeks executor appointment. C Rotenberry applies for letters of administration for William Roddenberry estate. Will of Sam Moore admitted. Richard Moore named independent executor without bond. Bond for the Kollmann estate executors approved. Local notes report hospital stay and well wishes for W. B. Hinton Sr. and social visits at the Weimar and Eagle Lake areas, plus Memorial Day verse selections and Tomato Festival attendance.
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