Lions Carnival Delivers With Busy Afternoon Games
Lions Carnival drew a strong crowd as multiple games ran on schedule at 100 pm. Bob Cowk led a small team serving hot dogs while parents pitched in with helpers and volunteers for the event.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1955
Page
2
Elgin Gift From Joe D Luna’s Drug Store
A local gift listing highlights Elgin based Joe D Luna's Drug Store as a source for a perfect present. The note promotes shopping at the shop for holiday tokens and daily needs in the community corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe D. Luna
Old Cotton Belt Group Backs 10 Percent Reserve
The Old Cotton Belt Association supports a 10 percent reserve to regain acreage for 1954 and this year. Officers will meet with the state Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation committee at College Stadium on September 7 to discuss the matter. The group now has members in 46 counties and seeks Senate and House officials to visit the area in September or October to discuss the acreage problem with farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oatain
OCBA
State Agricultural Stabilization and Donsation Committee
College
Stadion
Old Coton Belt Association
U. S. Senate
House of Representatives
Women of Church Meet Tuesday Circle No. 1 Held
The Women of the First Presbyterian Church Circle No. 1 met Tuesday at 3 pm with the Rev. leading as Mrs. Kizer Bomnski in Bryan shared reflections. The next gathering will be at the church with Mrs. mes delivering a Bible lesson on the Book of Romans. Ashby Oil supported Eagle Lake activities while Bomnski resided there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
Kizer Bomnski
Bryan
Ashby Oil
Eagle Lake
Social Security Passes 20th Year
Fred C. Rogers district manager of the Mouston social security office notes the 20th anniversary of the Social Security Act signed August 24 1965 and outlines impact. He cites about 8 million people currently receive over 7400 million monthly in benefits, more than 70 million insured, with average retiree payments around 60 dollars monthly and recent retirees averaging 80 dollars with wives at 41 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Rogers
Mouston Social Security Office
Rogers
Rogers outlines Social Security growth and widow benefits
The speech highlights the role of Social Security in protecting widows and children, noting current averages of $185 monthly for a young widow with two minors and up to $200 for family benefits plus lump-sum death payments from $90 to $255. Rogers predicts 93 million insured by 1975 and high eligibility among seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Eddie Hahn Celebrates Eighth Birthday With Friends
Eddie Hahn, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hahn, is honored on his eighth birthday with a Saturday party at his home. Twenty six guests attend from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. for outdoor games and gift giving. Dart winners were Marilyn Meitzen and Chris Bradford. high point honors went to Rockie Bradford and John Waddell. Refreshments include soda, sandwiches, chips, and birthday cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Hahn
C. E. Hahn
Marilyn Meitzen
Chris Bradford
Rockie Bradford
John Waddell
Farm Bureau Endorses OCBA Formula For Regaining Acreages
Members of the Farm Bureau Area 8 and 18 Central Texas counties met with the Old Cotton Belt Association of Texas officials in Temple and unanimously endorsed the formula for regaining lost cotton acreages. Mrs. R. T. Westmoreland and Mrs. Annie Morey were in Houston and Galveston visiting friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Area
Texas
Old Cotton Belt Association of Texas
Temple Wednesday
Old Cotton Belt Association
R. T. Westmoreland
Annie Morey
Houston
Galveston
Bubble Joy Treats Given At Green Yellow White Party
A school event served favors labeled Bubble Joy to each boy and girl. colors of green yellow and white were used for the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
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Lions Carnival
Old Cotton Belt Group
Women of Church
F. C. Durbin
New Iberia
Louisiana
W.A. Brown
Mattie T. Jones
R.H. Towell
Garner Park
Gee D. Lana’s
Eagle Lake Insurance Agency
Fidelity
W. E. McRee
First National Bank
Central Power and Light Company
Farm Bu
Kolberg
Kolberg Kreamilk Dairy
Kuhn
TEL
Ptt Freezer
International Harvester
Schneider - Ware
W. A. Schneider
J. H. Ware
Harry D. Larson
WED
FBI
Texas State Chiropractic Clinic
Eagle Eagle Lake
Columbus Veterinary Hospital
Earl W. Dancer Veterinarian
Bartlett Sheet Metal Works
New Ulm
Ray Zahradnick
Kretzschmar
Ben H. Faber
Roy Towell
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