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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1930
Page
3
The Hallowe'en festival sponsored by the Parent Teachers Association drew good attendance and support for the school building project. Mrs Susie Wegenholt and Mrs Elizabeth Sue visited relatives at Liberty, returning home this week.
A short note records visiting brethren in Elgiere Cowbay being invited and heartily welcomed by local hosts, affirming cordial exchanges and fellowship during their stay.
Dr P T Gordon dentist on the second floor and fully decorated premises. The Halloween scheme was carried out with Hamburgers pie candy and coffee sold all evening. Local residents and visitors including the Bain and Mercado families attended gatherings and visits extended through nearby cities. Community members hosted Embroidery Club meetings with refreshments.
Chesterville News notes Mr. and Mrs. M. E Larsen and family move to Eagle Lake. Mrs. Larsen served eight years on the school board and once as Sunday school superintendent. Friends wish her health return and praise her social leadership.
Mrs John Larsen attended Eagle visit. Mr and Mrs L O Clark hosted guests including Louis Clark Hortense Larsen and T H Morgan of Houston. J H Wills hosted M E Jordan and Demp sie of Eagle Lake and Gertson clan from Pierce Junction. Roy Medsker FE E McLain Chas Sunladay called on L G Clark. Roy Graves family visited Eagle Lake. Claude Bodle and son left for a motor trip to the valley. Milton Welch and wife traveled from Highland with a hunt. They stayed with F B McLain.
Mrs. Iva Smith, beauty expert and representative of Dorothy Perkins, will be at The Fair from November 17 to 22. Ladies of Eagle Lake and nearby areas are invited to visit during her stay to have skin analysis, personal beauty advice, a complete facial, and tips to replicate the treatment at home.
Chauncey S. Miller, president of the Insurance Advertising Conference and publicity director for the North British and Mercantile, told Dallas attendees that advertising is taking its rightful place in the insurance business. He cited national campaigns by the Five Underwriters Board and growing ad efforts by casualty and life insurers, predicting advertising will become crucial to all three branches of insurance in coming years.
Sore gums now curable with Leto's Pyor Rhe Remedy advertised as user friendly and dentist endorsed. Druggists refund money if not satisfied, with claims of aiding dental health and restoring confidence in appearance.
Mr and Mrs. Lee Larson and Tommie Fanvom of Gonzales and Miss RosyIn Meier of Schulenburg were visitors in the city Sunday. Mr and Mrs O L Breitkreute spent Sunday with the Warren family in LaGrange.
For sale 19 000 cress length remnants of crepe Paris and silk in many colors. Sample pieces offered on approval with prices from 125 to 190 per yard and a free matching silk thread spool. Address Crane's Silks New York City for details.
Mrs Avey Keswski of Galveston testifies Konjola eased years of stomach trouble and headaches after six to eight weeks of use. She reports improved sleep, renewed energy, and no further indigestion, praising the medicine as transformative and recommending Beckman’s drug store in Eagle Lake and other local outlets.
John Wanamaker, a leading Sunday school worker, explains his reasons for regular church attendance. He compares spiritual uplift to essential needs like food and sleep, notes the privilege of meeting earnest Christians, and cites his own habit of weekly worship during his tenure as postmaster general.
Fragmentary note reports orders for Christmas cards being forwarded daily and asks if sample books are seen at the Heights office. The text is partial and reads as an editor’s casual item or filler in a historical newspaper snippet.
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