Eagles edge Wharton in district battle 20 14
The Eagles defeated Wharton 20 to 14 to move into second in district play. Highlights include early Eagle Lake pressure on Wharton, a halftime surge, and a third quarter score by the Eagles. If they win the next game versus Bay City, they claim a championship berth.
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New Electric Milk Cooler and Dry Cold Cabinet Featured
Safeguard highlights a new electric milk cooler and dry cold storage cabinet that cut temperature from 30 to 40 degrees and preserve milk and cream as clean wholesome and pure. Sold at Q F Store with door to door delivery option.
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Episcopal Guild Spend-The-Day Party At Rectory
The Episcopal Guild enjoyed a spend-the-day gathering Tuesday at Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walker's rectory. A covered dish luncheon followed a talk by Rev. Walker on the Feast of All Saints. The guild plans sewing for orphans and will meet next Tuesday at Mrs. W. E. Lenhart's home. Mrs. Kate Ney hosted a weekend visit from her son Dick Ney of Houston.
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Ninth to Eleventh Grade Names in Richmond Tattle
A list of students across ninth to eleventh grades appears in a Richmond item titled Tattle From Below. Names include Ernest Frnka Velma Handley Dorothy Kohleffel Virginia Frazar Allen Cassidy Joe Ann Thomas Grace Spanthel Robert Adams Jack Ney Fred Frnka Elmer Struss Grace Reed Henrietta Balusek plus others. A local gossip tone references couples and romance among Myra W George C Raymond Thomas Alyne Wink Lilian K Sure and May ise ae.
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Sophomore Halloween Party at Engelhard Home
The Sophomore Class of Esgle Lake High School held a Halloween lawn party Monday at sponsor Mrs. Vic Engelhard’s home. The yard was haunted with ghosts and witches, a wishing well, fortune teller Mrs. Grady Chapman, a “spook” Mrs. R. P. Lange, and orange themed refreshments. Mothers visited to contribute to the fund.
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Missionary Society Plans Royal Service on China Topic
The Women s Missionary Society of the Baptist church met Tuesday for a mission study led by Miss Mollie Davison. Next Tuesday they will gather for a Royal Service program on China led by Mrs Grady Chapman. Mr and Mrs W E Lenhart visited Mrs Lenhart s brother R A Malinson in Houston on Sunday.
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Weekend Visit Highlights From Kingsville and Huntsville
Mr and Mrs W D Estinbaum spent Friday and Saturday in Kingsville visiting their son Ray a student at A and J College. They were joined by Mrs J S Holloway visiting her daughter Miss Lees Holloway in the English Department at Kingsville High. Jane Estinbaum and Tiny Estinbaum attended Sam Houston State Teachers College in Huntsville. Mr and Mrs H W Graves and Miss Wyatt traveled to LaGrange on Sunday for dinner with Mrs Graves sister Mrs S C Grubaugh.
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Ford Plans Bold Expansion for 1939 Profit Growth
Ford Motor Company outlines a $34 million investment in new plants and equipment to boost production and quality. The program includes a tire plant, tool and die facility, steel-press plant, and weather-tested testing tunnel, plus two new 1939 Ford models and a Mercury 8. The company stresses cooperative growth, shared sourcing, and profits for buyers, with ongoing self-supply where feasible. Dearborn, Michigan.
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