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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1953
Page
6
A farewell coffee honored Mrs Chas Bretelatr with a gathering of family and friends. Attendees included household members and neighbors who praised her years of service and expressed best wishes for the future.
Property on Highway 71 near Eagle Lake offers an acre of land ideal for building, with contact through Eastland. Also listed are a three-quarter size shed in good condition through Mrs Arthur Behrens at Eagle Lake, and a small furnished apartment with kitchen privileges for a lady, via Mrs Chas Davis. Phone contacts provided.
Deane Fletcher led Rotarians and guests on a sightseeing film trip to Florida and South Dakota with photos from vacations. The Weekly InnChem meeting included a display and a lunch by new caterer Mrs Arthur Babrens assisted by Mrs A L Mark. Visiting Rotarian J D Seymour of Colupos attended along with EMSmithy Police Chief Wi Shaw and John Cook Runiday Purves, revival leaders at the Bist Baptist Church.
Merriliere of the Eagle Lake Wolfers Home Demonstration Club hosted the annual picnic at American Legion Park on August 27 with thirteen members two visitors and Miss Edin Prentice presenting a jelly and bread making demonstration. Members brought covered dishes and enjoyed a delitious lunch. next meetings are planned for September 10 at Mary J. Ben Johnson's home.
Stanley Carroll of Tennessee Colony Texas died Monday morning after a lengthy illness at 87. Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at Tennessee Colony with interment at Laughlin Lake Island. Survived by Don Roper and Herman Graser. several relatives attend.
A fragmented county agricultural note discusses ryegrass burley oats hay and timothy varieties for grazing and dairy use. It highlights soils, moisture, and fertility, with remarks on planting timing two to three weeks before oats and the value of pasture grasses for winter grazing and cheap gains. The piece includes quips about farm life and a humorous aside on a barn window conversation.
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