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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1946
Page
6
Bay City band to accompany Ricemen this Saturday as part of a festival program. Miss 1241 Rice Queen and Bay City Beauties will be crowned at halftime during the Bay City festival game. Governor Atlan Shivers to do honors with parade and evening festivities open until midnight.
Humble Oil and Refining Company will radio all Southwest Conference football games this fall for the twelfth year. The broadcasts will cover all conference games and key intercollegiate matchups with GI stars back in college. Kern Tips Vox Box Charlie Jordan and Bill Michaels return as announcers, delivering play by play and highlights across top Texas stations.
Harry Trooper's six piece string band will entertain with a dance at the Highway Inn on Monday evening the sixteenth. This attractive dance spot is at the intersections of 209 and TL in the Al body is invited to take part in this novel evening's pro-
and Mrs. Frank Mazac Je Sue Bender of Eastland Tex Miss Eunice Goode John Tan Goode and Fred R Frnka were Galveston visitors on Sunday He and Mrs Henry Nelson and Mrs Buddy Randow were in Galveston on Sunday to visit Mr and Mrs Wm Randow and Lillie Jeanine Randow.
FLAME regular practice occurred Monday night with modest turnout. Next Monday marks regular practice again. Readers urged to inspect chimneys bird nests flues gas hoses and wiring to prevent fires as cooler weather arrives. Miss Vera Graves of Laughlin Hospital awaiting tonsil operation. well wishes sent. Madeline Cearnal spent last weekend in San Antonio.
Mr and Mrs Jos Mazac marked their 58th wedding anniversary with family and friends at the Nawara home in Gilvecdville Wisconsin on September 8. The couple, active in Tarnung in the Any Point community for 37 years, retired two years ago and reside on their home place. Numerous relatives attended, including four married daughters and their families and many nieces and nephews from Fairchilds Long Point Eagle Lake Garwood Rosenerg and nearby towns.
Edward Eugene Sunderman arrived Sunday morning at 2 30 weighing ten pounds. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Glen Sunderman of Eagle Lake and Mr and Mrs H T Looper of Boling. Parents Melvin and Frances Sunderman rejoice in the baby brother. Weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs T C Roberts and children of Houston with L D Roberts and Dr and Mrs L Kopecky family. If you stand in the way of your friend's prosperity you’ll only hinder her own.
Mrs. Lydia Pagel, sister of Mrs. A. L. Baring, died at her Bishop home after a brief illness. Funeral services were held Friday with Edgar Baring attending. Mrs. Pagel is survived by two grandchildren one brother and four sisters.
Mrs A E Cearnal hosted Labor Day gathering with seven family members present. Attendees included Mr and Mrs LM Cearnal and children, Mrs A E Cearnal Jr and son Monty of Houston, WH Cearnal of Dallas, Mrs Henry Esser of San Antonio, and Miss Madeline Cearnal. Monty recently returned from service in the U S Army and is now a student at the University of Houston.
Mr and Mrs Robert Bricker of Columbus welcomed a baby boy weighing seven pounds fourteen ounces at eleven o clock last Friday morning September 6 in Columbus Hospital The name was not learned this week The note humorously calls the infant a major labor saving device.
The Three Dens of Cub Pack No 78 will meet Wednesday evening at the Boy Scout Cabin on Highway 200. Meeting starts at 7 30 o clock. Den mothers Cub Leaders and interested parents invited. On Wednesday September 25 W Lee Edwards field Scout executive will be here from Houston to hold a training course for all Cub Scout leaders.
Youth group meeting last Friday featured a city clue hunt ending with a candy treasure hidden in the bell tower. Refreshments followed as members including Betty, Joe McElimurry, Floyd Hodde, Owen Bauer, Simon White, Jane Sunderman, Toycelyn Bergeron, Jack McElimurry, Mary Black, Betty Ruth Beane, Carl Seaholm, Jo Ann Meitzen, David and Donald Morris participated.
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