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Eagle Lake Headlight

Location

Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1955

Page

3

Alfred Michalke Earns Outstanding West Texas Honor

Doyle L. Moore reports Alfred Michalke of Colorado County receives Outstanding West award. The 4-H hog project included nine pigs with a five month market top. premium money of 15 dollars. Alfred's farm program grew to four acres of corn yielding 62 bushels per acre. He and John Gilbreath led the Colorado County Farm and Home Safety Team to a district win and State Fair exposure. They spoke at Dallas events, appeared on a 20 000 viewer telecast, and contributed to 1955 Weimar FFA Show grand champion turkey and second place capons.

Alfred John Gilbreath Colorado County John Dallas Weimar Palacios College Station

Local social notes from Egypt area and surrounding towns

Mrs L R Blake of Houston spent the weekend with her sister Mrs G H Northington Jr. Visitors included County Superintendent W T Wolding and Mrs Lenna Aekin of Wharton. The Duncan and Northington ginned 1 080 bales of cotton this season and the Egypt Rice Dryer has shipped 58 cars of rice.

L.R. Blake Houston G. H. Northington, Jr Northington W. T. Wolding Lenna Aekin Wharton Egypt Bond L. D. Obenhaus Victoria Mesdames T. W. Ewing Will Border Dora Hudgins Hungerford J. M. Booth J. S. Binford Buster Ford Ford al Mortensen Rocking M Ranch Clint Horn Ray Mason Angleton D.R. Gaylor San Antonio Gaylor Wali Jaehl Harold Thomas Eagle Lake L. H. Obenhaus Sam Harbert Jr Columbus George H. Northington. III B. H. Tolliver Weimar J. C. Calhoun C. R Grobe Duncan and

Band Boosters to Run Concession at Friday Game

Fifteen Band Booster Club members met October 13 in the band hall with W. C. Alley presiding. The group decided to operate a concession at the Weimar Eagle Lake football game tomorrow night October 21.

Weimar-Eagle Lake W. C. Alley

Years Ago Look Back October 3 1931 Eagle Lake Local News

Fire destroys Bunge ranch house. tenant family escapes with clothing and belongings. Eagles lose season opener to Wharton. Funeral held for Mrs. Alice Norris. Colorado County history notes 1637 organization, land values, and slave valuation. Truck accident injures man. Joe Dixon critically injured in cotton truck crash. nearby fatality reported. Highway bridge work upcoming. cotton prices rise to 17 cents. Golfers enjoy Lakeside course in fall. Dove season opens October 20. Local incidents include burglaries, car accidents, and injuries. Football banquet and school events noted. fall happenings and exhibits announced.

Bunge Eagles Wharton Alice Norris Colorado County Joe Dixon Rosenberg Columbus Highway Bridge Lakeside Outorie Garwood Richmond Ness Coffey el Campo Lee-land Lissie Reet Tars H. S.johnson Stephens” Company Santa Fe GC. L. Raver Isha

Advertising sights and crimes headline Columbus notes

The column mentions billboard ads featuring dogs ponies and clowns, a Negro stealing guns from two officers and going to Columbus jail, an officers led sting to sell a crap game, the Eagles beating Bay City, a discussion of a new Houston road, higher cotton prices, Garwood High School starting a department, and two salesmen recalling a day with no sales.

Negro Columbus Eagles Bay City New Houston Catton Garwood High School

Shell Fellowship Aims to Boost Science Teachers

Shell announces a broad fellowship program for high school science and mathematics teachers. Sixty teachers yearly will attend eight week Stanford and six week Cornell seminars with travel, tuition, living expenses, and $500 cash. Eligible are teachers with five years experience and leadership, plus department heads or supervisors with strong science backgrounds.

Shell Companies Foundation, Inc Toch Shell Stanford Cornell Mississippi River School of Education

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