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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1952
Page
8
Prospective students urged to preregister at Wharton County Junior College for the upcoming regular session. Offset registration slated for September with tuition due by September 2. Notable names include Mrs Buck Ficurnay and Miss Duaith Anderson.
The Wagie Lake Garden Club held its first meeting of the year at the Community Center. Mrs. C Dutton became president with 38 members attending a reception featuring refreshments. A scrapbook of five years of work was shown, and the club planned its next gathering for October at the Community Center hosted by Mrs. Orville Mill and Mrs. Ralph Tors.
Chief A Hy Dipple warns readers to inspect for fire risks now before cold weather. The piece highlights faulty gas lines wiring and flues and urges precautions as dry grass raises fire danger. It stresses imagination to grasp winter fire misery and calls for action by everyone.
Huntsville officials announce the 21st annual Prison Rodeo opening October 5 with the Mad Scramble. Inmates audition for a ride, and two hours of fast action follow. Reserved seats are $2.40 each, with mail orders directed to L. W. Wright at the Prison Rodeo Ticket Office.
Betty Kay Meitzen of Bogle Lake high School has returned from a three year long baton twirling program in Floritsville. She completed seven years of attendance and placed in a branching contest with participants from 37 states and two foreign countries. She learned to twirl lighted torches and performed with a blazing baton for night effects. Football fans can look forward to more twirling during games.
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