Crippled Eagles Bow To Spring Branch 12 To Y
In a rough game the Crippled Eagles fell behind early as Spring Branch led 12 to 0. The Eagles showed brief life with a drive and a two yard scoring run but could not overcome the deficit. Teammate contributions were noted but the opening period sealed the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crippled Eagles
Spring Branch
Ming
Ions
Acran
Sale Dake
Belore Baznairder
Fouchann
Lekeview Golf Club Championship Towrny Set For October 30
Lekeview Golf Club hosts a tournament on October 30 with golfers aiming to defeat rivals. Players anticipate a competitive field and a strong showing at the event.
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Lekeview Golf Club
Nship Towrny
Wharton Pioneers Open Schedule at Campo Oct 13
Wharton Pioneers face U Houston at Campo Oct 13 in a season opener. Gates open at 8 pm with Campo High School hosting and ticket sales through local outlets. Fans can purchase reserved seats from Henderson and Ed Culver in Wreren st Sol's plus patrons Geraldine, Pat and others listed. Also noted: James Dutcher, Charles Walker and local sponsors from San Marcos.
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Geraldine
Pat Dre Ae
East Bernard Brahmas Undefeated in District 32-B
East Bernard and Crescent met in a hard fought game with East Bernard taking a 14 7 halftime lead and later scoring to win 21 7. Key players include L Kepura and H J Suhrad with Keprta adding an extra point. Brahmas fans note 15 first downs to Crescent’s 3 as East Bernard prepares to host Orchard in District 39 8 West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Benard High School
Ertimar
L. Kepura
H. J
Crescent
Berterd
Blue Jays
Kepriaco
Stephen
Soner
L Janikie
LeGrange Beats Colimbus to Reach Three Wins
LeGrange defeats Colimbus to reach three victories as Columbus lines cross in a southern play context. Connolly gains recognition amid the season's early results and Ledzve shows impact in the matchup.
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LeGrange
Colimbus
Spede And Trowel Club Members Year Falk On Sails
Spade s Club members met Wednesday October Sid at the Weme oF Mes Wiegime Bauer to receive their year books. Leva Fatvers and Mrs Bet ts Wilcox were chosemeaders Tov the attendance carttest. The horticul tars chairman Mrs Batty Wile presented a program on Bulbe It. ColZ drin fede served before adjournment. Next meeting at Mrs Frances Powers home with program on Roses by Mrs J Grentans and Mrs Grieves.
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Spades Club
Weme
Mes Wiegime Bauer
Leva Fatvers
Betts Wilcox
Horticultars
Batty
Tirs
Thirothy Yeusatty
Colz Drin Fede
Hame
Frances Powers
J. Grentans
Grieves
Compromise Farm Bill Debated in Senate This Week
A compromise farm bill under Senate Agriculture subcommittee guidance by Senator Anderson would set government backed price supports at 70 to 80 percent of parity for key crops. The measure, shaped amid political clash, aims to lower consumer prices while stabilizing farmer income through direct subsidies and market adjustments.
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Senate
Washington
Senate Qericulture
Anderson
New Mexicio
Swat
Dukce
Elmer Viomes
Oklahomps
Arriwaiiue
Brannan
House
Senate Agriculture
Farrier
P T A President Outlines Duties Of Room Mothers
P T A president Mire T P Dowdy explains the room mothers role as grade level representatives. They act for parents and assist the teacher in charge, raising concerns and coordinating efforts to support school activities. Volunteers for each grade will be chosen before the PTA meeting on Thursday, October 26.
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Parent Teacher Association
Mire T. P. Dowdy
Earle Lake Ass'n
PLA
Ile
Hein Roo
Ais
Dowdy
PTA
Hes Oy Tom
Largest Rice Sale Of Season Brings Higher Prices
The local American Grain Growers Auction reports the season’s largest rice sale with Patna bids at 8.34 dollars by Joe Frazar for Pritchard Rice Mil and 8.32 for adjacent Patna lots. Bluebonnet sold at 8.08 via United Mill’s Jimmie Re for Raver Brand, with most Bluebonnet bought at Wednesday’s sale. Buyers paid top dollar as 35,000 sacks moved, reflecting strong demand and the market’s response to reported cane damage on Monday along the Gulf Coast.
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Agweictian
Patna
Joe Frazar
Pritchard Rice
Pritchard
United Mill
Jimmie
Wiis
Wethsesdey
Wednachas
Gulf Coast
Rie Rowley
Senior Group Nears Stand Operation at Tonight's Game
The semorlings will operate a concession stand at tonight's football game selling sandwiches, golfes, gold, drinks and peanuts. They will set up on the field side near the new brand stand location.
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Thesemorlings
Boy Scout Drive Opens At Breakfast Home Yesterday
A local Boy Scout drive began at 4 breakfast yesterday morning at Rolary Fall. About 27 Scout officials and workers attended the breakfast. By 3:90 yesterday afternoon, $485 was deposited in the drive fund. Numerous volunteers listed include L. & Henry, Edgar Baring, several church and PTA members, and civic leaders. Hoggess served as finance chairman with Scout executives from Caloredo and Wharton County assisting.
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Boy Scout
Neaders
Cine
Cine. Heading Up the Drive For Hints [Te Aeroy
Ny Scout
Pewenam
L. & Henry
Baptist
Edgar Baring
Presbyterian Church
Mra Wi
I Menzen
Alter Society
Carole Churain
David Wintermann
Epiuropai Chirch
Sinclairn
An Fay Chib
Tom Waddell
Clipson
W. HL. Thorneton
Zens Boower
Kolmans
Eddie Caylor
J. BR. Durway
Bob Mahzen
Albert Pustejoveky
Dred G
Tmka
Ae Mebminney
Lottie He ¥Sley
G. Middlebrook
FL C
Drontgoole
Hall
Hase Festival Sightings Highlight Texas Prison System Rodeo
Mr and Mrs J G Jenkins of Island attended the Hase Festival in Tyler this week retiming by way of Huntsville where they saw the Texas Prison System Rodeo. Diy and Mrs John Jones and Donnie Lee of Sheridan were guests in the home of Mrs Afinie Taylor on Wednesday evening.
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J. G. Jenkins
Island
Tyler
Huntsville
Diy
John Jones
Donnie Lee
Sheridan
Afinie Taylor
Wew Scout Troop Organized At Open House Wednesday
C L Richter total Scout commissioner reported a new scout troop formed for 11 and 12 year olds at an open house held at the Methodist Church. Six more are expected to join at the next meeting. Leaders Kenteth Crowis and Clyde Gold assisted.
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C. L. Richter
Total Scout
Warne LeGrone
Lold Seour
Vinathan
Texaco
Kenteth Crowis
Clyde Gold
F A Boys To Elect Officers At Meeting Today
Members of the tocel chapter of Feature Darmers of Amedga hold an election of officers postponed from last Monday due to bad weather. Billy reading Cram attends the awards banquet in Houston with chapter advisor L J Resprim. Bill accepted a bronze rating for the local chapter. Resprim said they left Houston at 5:15 pm, weather delays caused a detour, Rosen bees streets flooded, but the trip completed safely. Mass flying boats carried 21 277 passengers without an accident during 1948.
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Tocel
Moncey
Billy
Bill Wilkes
Houston
L J Resprim
Hosston
Bill
Resprin
Pam
Hichmord
Rosenbees
Lavy Mass
Five Eagle Lake Students Attend Wurton College
Five students from Eagle Lake enrolled at Wharton County Junior College this year. They are Arthur Howell Fab, Lee Gertson, Claude Brevy, George Perry, and John Henry Walker. The college reached a total of 310 students registered, excluding evening classes and agricultural students.
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Eagle Lake
Whaton County
Equalization Board Finishes Hearings On Revaluations
The board reviewing property values in the city and district completed hearings. Members include George E. Cook W. G. Darby and W. Estinbarm with educators from Dallas tied to the equalization study. Local officials and the Education Secure Company of Dallas participated in the process.
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Equalizaten Board
Savaiasion
George E. Cook
W. G. Darby
W. 8
Estinbarm
WE. Smith
M. Banner
Educations Secure Company of
Dallas
Arrow Cafe Opens This Week In Eagle Lake
Dr. A S Fyndten announces the Arrow Cafe on Hast Main Street offering Manhattan atmosphere and a full beverage line including tap beer. Guests Mr and Mrs San Pryer of Treeport visited Monday with Mrs Pryer’s sister’s family during the hurricane.
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AS. Fyndten Mylien
Manhattan
Eagle Lake
Dolisutor
Eng
San Pryer
Treeport
Mrs. Pryee
Chester Konseheck
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Wharton Pioneers
Campo
Pacific Fleet Training Command
Bernard Brahmas
Undefeated United
Jack Grieves
Bes
Marty
Isily
Greordiis
Ee Tre A. BR
Leestine
Marble Falls
P.T.A
van Heesen
Wharton, Tex
W. C. Alley
W. D
Jack) Morris
Colorado River
Ruben, Foo
Micks
D Arrow
Thornton Feed Store
Wew
F. A
Stuents
Wurton College
Arrow Cafe
Dr. Tjaden
Tallikorn
Cello
C.C. Bradford
Shell West Hig
Waai Sox Field & Stream
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