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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1944
Page
4
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Hour service at noon with an afternoon presentation at WP st mamumon. Celebration to honor The Queen COLLY MEMORIAL METHODIST CHURCH in LA Grange and Columbus. Pastor W Griffin invites attendees to attend and be served by Fector in serving. Supt Albrecht coordinates.
Amos W as pastor leads Thursday to come and wed services at Eagle Lane Catholic Church. Sunrise service at 9,11 a.m. worship with sermon New Life Born of Him. Evening Evangelical Youth Fellowship at 8:45. Worship time in the former with musical setting I Speak. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. Easter offering supports Conference Promotion.
American Lutheran Church in Eagle Lake Texas invites worshippers to Easter Sunday services on April 9 1944 led by Rev G Wolf with special music at 10 45 am Also notes Good Friday service this Friday April 7 at 8 pm and asks attendees to invite others to join in the observance including a Communion service remarks to see you then
Easter Sunday April 9 1944 includes sunrise service with extra music at Saint Paul American Lutheran Church Columbus and a lesson sermon citing James 1 17 and a passage from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures. Presbyterian Church led by Rev Daniel A McNeill holds Sunday School 10:00 am and regular services first and third Sundays with choir practice Wednesday evening.
The notice lists Sunday School and Worship times at First Baptist Church with Pastor Rev. C. O. Estes, and notes a Card Of Thanks from Miles Theuman to Eagle Lake Volunteer Fire Department for their prompt response to a truck fire Sunday night. It also includes a long Saturday Night Bible Readers column urging reliance on Scripture and regular home Bible reading with Peter epistles as suggested reading.
The text discusses Psalm 103 focusing on blessing the Son and soul, forgiving iniquities, healing diseases, and redeeming from destruction, presented in a religious sermon read in churches with scientific and social themes implied by the fragment.
At the Methodist Church Tuesday afternoon the W S C S met with Mrs. Travis Craig leading the Social Evangelistic Work in China program. She was joined by Mrs. J W Griffin, Mrs. W Brishois, and Mrs. C W Nispel. devotional was by Mrs. Emanuel Roos and others. Twelve members attended and Mrs. Griffin presented a gift to Mrs. Travis Craig.
News of the death of the infant son of Li and Mrs Bruce Waddell carried in the first part of the paper. The young child lived only a few days and widespread sympathy is extended to the parents and relatives.
An appreciation statement from S H Broyles thanking supporters who helped write his name to fill the unexpired term of H W Graves as alderman in the city election. He pledges to serve to the best of his knowledge and capacity. Mrs Middlebrook joined Mr Broyles in Houston Sunday for the day.
A beautiful pottery vase is presented as a token of appreciation on the eve of her departure for West Columbia. The gesture honors her service and marks a formal farewell in a community gathering.
Mrs. E. M. Smith presided over devotional services with twelve members answering roll call as Mrs. Otto Rogers led the business session. An additional quilt was completed during the afternoon gathering.
A good attendance greeted the president Miss Mollie Davidson Tuesday afternoon as the program on Royal Service titled Facing to the Future in Palestine was presented by Mrs J D Hopkins, Mrs H W Graves, Mrs Toyo, Mrs Frank Davidson, and Miss Mollie Davidson. The regular business meeting followed the session.
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