Eagles and Columbus Bands Join For Texas Map Parade
The Eagle Lake and Columbus bands merged at Friday’s football game to form a giant Texas map with majorettes creating a large T. Heads Merle Hoff man and Judith Anderson led the drum majors as the bands played Eyes of Texas. A parade is planned for the eleventh.
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Eagle Lake
Columbus
Texas
Panhandle
Eagles
Merle Hoffmen
Judith Anderson
Johnson
Hale
Sir Phillip Sidney honored in school pep rally tale
A school pep rally featured poems and skits about Sir Phillip Sidney and a wedding post game. Jokes, crowd songs, and quips filled the program as students and staff, including Coach Payne and guests from A&M, participated in the lively event.
Club elects officers and local sports recap
The follow ing were elected President Pet Canaris Vice-President Jaci Dowdy Secretary Betty Smith Treasurer Craig Adams Tibb inn Leon Simank Ass't Librarian Mary Annelie -Broyles Reporter Ernestine Davidson Program committee Tommy Smith Kenneth Nolan LJ Beane Gertrude Bris co Ramona Barela Imelda Munoz The Eagles beat Columbus 7 6 in a tense Friday game after a 0 0 half Evans scored for Columbus Perry responded late to seal the victory.
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Ficers
Pet Canaris
Jaci Dowdy
Betty Smith
Craig Adams
Leon Simank
Mary
Mrs. Gerstenberg Attends CWA Meet In Galveston
Mrs. Dewey Gerstenberg returned from a week in Galveston where she took part in the Southwest division No. 20 Communications Workers of America gathering at the Buccaneer Hotel with about 500 delegates from Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Arkansas and Texas. She represented 55 telephone company employees from local 2084 including Alvin Richmond Columbus Flatonia and Eagle Lake. National President Bierne spoke and a telegram from President Truman was read. Delegates sent a congratulatory message to the President and named the local delegate as first alternate to the national convention next June with potential to attend if Southeastern Texas delegates are unable to go. The Spokane Washington convention site was noted, with social events including the President's Ball and a Halloween party.
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Dewey Gerstenberg
Galveston
Southwest Division No
Communications Workers of America
Buccanneer Hotel
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Texas
Gerstenberg
Alvin
Richmond
Columbus
Flatonia
Eagle Lake
Bierne
Harry S. Truman
Art Exhibit Draws Hundred at Memorial Hall Columbus
More than a hundred guests visited Memorial Hall in Columbus last Sunday to view pupil art by Mrs. C. P. Smith. Eagle Lake attendees included Mrs. R L Cole and daughter Bobbie Lee plus several local ladies and couples. Praise for teacher and pupils was shared as plans to open a studio near Eagle Lake were discussed if space is found.
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Memorial Hall
Columbus
C. P. Smith
R. L. Cole
Eagle Lake
Bobbie Lee
T. P. Doole
J. O. Rogers
S. S. White
R. W. Treat
Wharton
Cole
E. H. Booth
W. E. Lenhart
Ethel Stubenwoll
L. C. Wozencraft
Marian Wozencraft
Smith
Eale Lake
Misspelled Quip Echoes Regret Over Lost Cuspi
A terse remark laments the loss of the old cuspi and notes the misspoken phrase reflects regret. The speaker recalls a previous version and acknowledges its departure. The exchange hints at nostalgia and linguistic quirks without broader context.
Newlyweds Debut as Train Partners in Quiet Ruse
A playful scene shows a bride and groom alighting a train and joking about convincing others they have a long marriage. The exchange centers on a suitcase and their intended act, ending with a quirky remark about a jewelry company.
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Sokol Dewelry Co
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Iowa Park
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