Wildcats Battle Through Injury in First Year Eleven-Man Football
The report details a Hollettsville vs Eagles game with the Wildcats failing to convert on an early extra point, scoring none in the second and third quarters, and Wright Contreras and Williams adding late tallies. Injuries hampered the Wildcats, who played hard as a first-year eleven-man squad, while the Eagles prevailed 26 to 0. senior notes honor band members and trips with mentions of future Houston tours and Gonzales trips.
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Camreras
Walker
Wildcats
Eagles
Peallies
Williams
Ingram
Thornton
Maemen
Mmade
Humbird
Dodd
Eagle Lake
Frnka
Abercrombie
Wright
Contreras
Willcats
Hallettsville
Gonzales
R. T. Westimoreland
Glen Sunderman
Ernest Seaholm
Billy Joe Williams
Warm Springs Foundation
Herman, Park Museum
Museum of Fine Arts
City Library
New Medical Center
Ship Channel
Houston
Austin
San Antonio
Gonzales Warm Springs Foundation Seeks Support and Staff
Local article outlines the Gonzales Warm Springs Foundation near Gonzales Texas, seeking donations and volunteers. It details staff including five nurses and three physical therapists and lists giving options from $1,000 memorial gifts to general annual contributions, plus membership cards and outreach. The piece also covers a high school football game where the Eagles faced Weimar Wildcats, with early drives stalled and a defensive stop by Dodd.
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Gonzales Warm Springs Foundation
Gonzales
Highway 23
Texas
We Foundation
Hallettsville— Sports Report
Eagles
Weimar
Cats
Dodd
End of Day Reflections on Relationships and Open Mindedness
A narrator argues that criticism poisons relations while an open mind across small personal choices fosters understanding. The piece notes women’s hat choices and a man’s pipe and beer as examples, asserting balanced perspectives can reveal truth on both sides.
Eagle Lake Band Performs for Firemen in Local Park
The Eagle Lake School Band played about 30 minutes in the park for the town’s firefighters last Wednesday night. They earned a free radio chance and a dance ticket as rewards. The band later traveled by bus to Weimar for the football game, forming the letter W at half time with their uniforms. Mrs. Mary Davis hosted weekend guests, including her daughter Ethel Stubenwall of Houston, P H Cauthon Sr and Jr with Judy and P H II from Trinity. Mr. and Mrs. W E Collins of Brownsville also visited the family of their daughter, alongside Mr. and Mrs. J C Larkwood and their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Hanly
Joel Ann Middlebrook
Grace Dell Sinclair
Barbara Smyth
Barbara Springfield
Grace Campbell
Bill Hanly
Joyce Cooper
Beatrice
Joan Meitzen
Eleanor Jones
Betty Ruth Beane
Frank Lee Graves
Rose Marie Beane
Janice Davis
Walter Frnka
Ernest Mae Seaholm
Hallettsville
Mary Elizabeth Davidson
Mary Elizabeth
Wharton
Mary
Baylor University
Eagle Lake Schoul
Weimar
Eagle Lake
Mary Davis
Ethel Stubenwall
Houston
P. H. Cauthon
P. H. Cauthon, Jr
Judy and
P. H, II
Trinity
W. E. Collins
Brownsville
J. C. Larkwood
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Bel
Eaglet
McCall's
Hwallettsville
Noly
Mary Katherine Hanly
Suzane Harbin
Vivian Hermann
Bernice Kacich
Jo Ann Konvicka
Patricia Loessin
Doris McCreary
Carol Sens
Patricia Lednicky
Beverley Campbell
Bob Brooks
David Jochett
Walter Lockwood
Johnny Pendergrass
Jim Milby
Riley Wiese
Bennie Lee Miller
Franklin Carlile
Gary Briggs
Jimmy Frnka
Lester German
John Matthews
Donald Lee Solomon
Kenneth Wright
Emily Grace Ad
Sthrups Reagen
Billy
Kay
You
Frank
Bela Lugosi
June Compton
THE
Sareae-Aee
Ernest Mae Seahol
Ase
Grace Miculba
Sue Guilman
Ees
Eckhardt Abercrombie
Dean Davis
Janice Davis Wreshman
Melba Jean Walker
Pepsi Cola Company OF Texas
Hottler
Pepsi Cola Bottbling Company
Joe Marsh
Sam Abernathf
Veil
Sam
Albert’s Variety Store
Dearsorn
Eagle Lake Furniture Company
Carolyn
Owen
Nellie
Jimmy J
Carolyn Trollas
Leon Parma
Annie
Bob Springfield
Nolan Benz
East Bernard
Lissie
Frank Duty
Frank Mazac
Herder Truck Freight
Richey
Houston, Texas
M_ Houston
Capitol
Columbus
el Campo
Garwood
Wm. K. Lehrer
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