Mistthews School News Amid Holiday Preparations
Mistthews School reports a busy period with spelling and penmanship work for Christmas. Students are crafting stuffed items and holiday projects as staff prepare a week of observances and celebrations.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1946
Page
2
Mistthews School reports a busy period with spelling and penmanship work for Christmas. Students are crafting stuffed items and holiday projects as staff prepare a week of observances and celebrations.
An octagonal social gathering featured chrysanthemums and arrangements with proceeds aiding a fund. Mrs Jenny Read bought refreshments as Meth ods Citron generated $1115. Attendees included Frank Smith and several locals. A school incident nearby caused concern but no serious injuries.
A man identified as a local resident died at the Caniglie festival grounds after a passerby vehicle collision. A second person, reported as injured, was transported to a city hospital for treatment. authorities are investigating the incident.
The text discusses living costs, shell bonuses, and wage effects amid postwar conversion. It notes overall higher prices, bargaining agency roles, and the expectation of continued inflation. Government actions aim for orderly return to civilian production and gradual stabilization of costs and wages.
Mr and Mrs Wit Schilites and son Billy of Gaiwcott spent the holidays with relatives Mal com Zugike and children at Sheri dan.
The clipping notes Mrs Robert Schaper and Fred Bunte of Galveston visiting Burning Vine relatives including Mr Bunté and Miss Lora Bering Gothorn relatives and friends. It mentions Miss Mary Catherine and Miss Bie Weise, and children spending Sunday in new Girr with Pelelives.
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