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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1952
Page
5
A fragmented note notes O L Ballew speaking on Siwiay in Lake, with unclear details. The readable text mentions Gilmer and a public talk, suggesting a local event or court context. Further specifics are not clear from the fragment.
Houston area stations cover a Texas North division clash between Humble and Dallas area teams with pregame notes. The broadcast lists players and stadiums including Kenan Memorial and Memorial Colevom while detailing kickoff times and local affiliates.
James Mathis and Jin and Nits are credited as the parents of a newborn son born Sunday morning at the local hospital. The infant weighed 6 pounds 2 ounces at birth. The baby has been named James Archie. Grandparents listed include three named individuals.
Ticket sales for the 21st Annual Prison Rodeo in Huntsville show brisk demand. Tickets are 2.00 each including tax, available by mail order or in person, with performances October 13 and 14 featuring Zerba and Zorba.
The Seuline class of '52 and '83 announce a bake sale for Saturday September 27 in front of Spalinge's Hardware and Sales Werht. Sale begins around 3:30 PM with proceeds aiding seniors. The event invites community support and baking donations.
WEJC news highlights Seslanangiel Souder from Whartot County Junior College becoming the first female student bus driver at the college. Other drivers named include Albert Arnold and Ralph Williams, with local residents listed as weekend guests.
A church community notice announces an open house at the Baptist Parsonage on Prairie Avenue. The event runs from 2:30 pm to 5:07 pm with invitations extended to senior mothers and the public to attend and meet local church leaders.
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