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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1952
Page
2
W. H. Barrow of St Petersburg arrived Wednesday for a visit with his mother Nannie Barrow. The Headlight’s Classified Ad section hints at a past party long remembered with odd lines and scattered notes about David Hones and Lewin buried Gay cake.
A baby girl named Judy Lea was born in Dallas on August twenty second to Mr and Mrs Wayne McCreary. The newborn weighed 8 pounds 15 ounces and joins the family as they share the glad news with friends and relatives.
Mr and Mrs Earl Breden Haye enjoy a weeklong vacation while Braden recovers from vitiligo and uses the Guileses telephone device from Southwestern Bell Company amid family visits in Queensland and Manitoba.
Lanna Fay Tate marks Justin Smiths eighth birthday with a Laughlin hospital party attended by twelve children and seven adults. Guests include Frances Sunderman Barbara Examil Ruby Ann White and others. The event featured a cake decorated by Mrs David Kaneshoos, ice cream, and water. Justin was hospitalized earlier in the week at Laughlin Hospital and faced a sudden decline before returning home.
The regular meeting of the Engle commerce board of directors is scheduled for September 8. Details appear in the notice from the board regarding agenda items and location.
Mrs Ed Causey entertained the Nimble Thimble Sewing Club with a Segulby monthly meeting on a Wednesday afternoon. Members and one guest enjoyed sewing fine seams followed by refreshments including tangy cake brick ice cream buttered nuts and Coca Cola.
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a wedding event with Wells and Frank Carrell, multiple garbled venue items, and references to the Celvery Baptist Church in Beaumont. Details about time, reception, and participants are partially unreadable and likely garbled.
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