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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1931
Page
3
An advertisement touts Goodrich Cavalier tires as aged and proven by the oldest maker, offering a price as low as 4.98 with claims of 26 percent better fire, more mileage and traction, urging readers to buy now before prices rise.
The Methodist Missional church hosts a social meeting Tuesday at 3 00 PM at the home of Mrs J P Doole with Mesdames J ex G Mort Dov D Lambert L cerafi and Hy Lee in attendance. The program promises an interesting lineup and fellowship.
A nostalgic portrait extols Texas hospitality and equality, praising Texans for welcoming strangers with frank friendliness. The reminiscence contrasts Texas charm with other regions, noting vast skies, vast prairies, and generous hearts that greet all visitors as neighbors. It includes a tongue twister about Esau Buck and a stray mention of West Concern Minn. Enterprise and various personal notes from a newspaper snippet.
Census figures show Harris County with the highest Black population in the state and several counties where whites outnumber Black residents. The report lists Houston as the largest city and Beaumont San Antonio and Galveston among areas with notable Black populations, while towns like Amarillo and Waco show different racial balances.
Everett Fuller and Miss Bird were married in late August at the home of the bride’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Bird. The couple, who plan a wedding trip and reside in Houston, are connected to families including Mr. C. D. Hoya and Messrs. Warren and Falter. Guests included friends from New Mexico, Colorado, and Washington. The bride later pursued studies at the University, and relatives note travel plans to Leviathan and Milropolis.
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