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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1938
Page
8
Members of the Methos Gonary Society Delather plan a business meeting on Tuesday noon at the Educational G ing. Mire 336 wiuh the afternoon's ledder. Mrs A Marshall of Peon will present the core ton.
Field biologist Y W Lehmann of Texas Cooperative Wildlife Research seeks his valuable big black and white setter dog Bil lost near Me tke. The dog assists in census work, locating quail and guiding habitat studies. A generous reward is offered for the return information and the dog’s safe recovery.
Garwood residents record a week of visits with family traveling to Monterrey and Mexico City. multiple local hosts hosted gatherings, bridge club sessions, and Sunday visits. The column notes guests in Eagle and Rosenberg, Victoria, and Houston, with stories of dinner, games, prizes, and notable attendees such as Mrs. Art Dutéguts and Miss A prosizan.
The Study Club met Wednesday at the home of Mrs Dromcgole with Mrs J W in charge. The program opened with an explanation of Ether, followed by Mrs FC Derbin on Oxygen and Do itina on Antiveplian. The session closed with a series on Strokes of Genius. The club plans to meet November 10 at Mrs Ghumney's home for the next talk.
Mr and Mrs Roy Hefley entertained on Sunday evening with a six oclock dinner complimenting Mr and Mrs Floyd Biterman who arrived from California. Mrs Biterman formerly Lucile Lang, daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Mickow, whose marriage was solemnized at Yuma, Arizona, last September 26. Mr and Mrs Elterman with Miss Addie Mickow expect to leave Saturday to make their home in Los Angeles, California.
The Women’s Missionary Society of the Baptist Church held a short business meeting on Tuesday and will meet next Tuesday at 7 15 o’clock. The program topic is The Country of China with Miss Grace Reed as a sociable presenter. Refreshments will be served. All members are urged to attend to present an educational and entertaining program.
The Eagle Lake Women’s Club met at Mrs. J. G. Willis’s home on Thursday afternoon November 10 at 2 o’clock. A canning contest was planned with Miss Winkfred Jams attending as county event judge. Her topic was Grooming Always Look Your Best. Mrs. F. A. Heeninghaus and Mrs. R. P. Wilcox planned a weekend visit to Austin with Mrs. Wilcox’s sister Mrs. Kermit Voekel, and they would visit Frederick Heeninghaus at the University of Texas. Tom Haley spent the weekend in Eagle Lake then returned to Southwestern University in Georgetown, driving with Rudy Balas to Austin for a short visit. ROT CHOCOLATE season. There: Come mn and try nari Luis's Dg Store.
Harvard National Geographic Society expedition reports a vast, hidden ice bowl stretching 235 miles from Alaska across to Yukon, formed by a colossal glacier system feeding the Malaspina and Seward glaciers. Researchers note extensive mapping potential and new ridges, with Mount Logan and Mount St. Elias among nearby peaks.
Eagle Lake's five member Hillbilly orchestra William Glaiser Ben Berger Floyd McLysin Jr Franklin Reese and Alvin Aller will perform as eskine jthetac bartners at a November 12 Home Coming Dance. The event invites all locals who have attended Eagle Lake dances before to join in. The group has previously donated programs at public events and now seeks community support with a big turnout. Mr and Mrs J. B Stephens attended the Horne Allen wedding in Houston. Mrs Will Walker spent the weekend in Houston visiting daughter Pearl at the American Business Institute. Advertising note about sleeping sickness vaccinations in horses and mules appears from Al Luna's Deng Store. National Geographic Society Exhibit noted with Dr G A Hanna recorder Garrett Eddy and Harold Gillam piloting the pane.
Wharton County A M Club to stage Fifth Annual Club Dance at Riverside Park East Bernard on November 23. Admission 1.50 for gentlemen. Aggieland Orchestra of Texas A and M College to provide music. Event long a season highlight. organizers aim for bigger, better. Also food sale by Presbyterian Ladies in Frank Alabens Co hardware department store tomorrow morning. Faint humor from a clergyman anecdote follows.
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