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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1959
Page
3
A Texas gathering at Helletteville featured speeches and thanks as longtime supporters of a water project were celebrated. Organizers praised patient friends who ensured the Durden of Blood sprouts continued stewardship and pledged ongoing care to prevent future water fears at the Court house square.
The text outlines efforts to complete plans with Bob to meet and address surpluses. It argues surpluses must be reduced to prevent future issues and calls for farm products to move into domestic and foreign markets under supply and demand law. It stresses substantial price support and government controls, aiming for drastic reductions and flexible production, with elimination of production quotas as an option.
Report notes Drs Adolf Feil and accompanying party in Sealy on Monday to assist with funeral arrangements for Albert Lay a friend of the Feils.
Colonel Homer Gurriges, director of the Texas Department of Public Safety, announces a new state law effective April requiring dual-wheeled vehicles to be weather resistant. The change allows operation without mudguards when pavement is dry. Vehicles may use rubber or rubberized material and other rigid substances to prevent mud or debris from rear wheels.
Nina Mascheck receives a free ticket to The Vikings screening on April 19 or 20 at Rice Tuestre. The film stars Nico Douglas Tony Custis Ernest Borgnine and Janet Leigh. Present at the box office on either date indicated.
A garbled report details a Future Homemakers of America assembly with activities and skits titled Bead Contests and Hal Style Show. It mentions Judith Jonson, a flower flat gardening display, cosmetic displays for a dance, a birthday celebration, a film showing, and various church youth fellowship trips with multiple student and adult participants from local schools and FHA chapters.
Funeral services were held at 3 30 p m Friday in Houston for Mrs Antonie Lee 61 of Houston who died Thursday at a Teashton hospital She was a native of La Grange and had lived in Houston since 1928 Survivors include her two sons C C Lee and Johnny N Lee a daughter Mrs Virginia Kesnon and several grandchildren brothers and sisters named Gest Huene Geet and Lester Geet of La Grange Eagle Lake and Lipple communities
Lions from Bugle Lake and guests gathered at Murvin'e in Altair for a steak dinner that capped a cordial competition between teams led by Wee S. Reed and Robert Wells Jr. Lions presider BH Waddell welcomed Engle Lace Lien as the new district governor and urged attendance at forthcoming districts. The event featured a hospitality spread and remarks on Lions spirit and service.
Rural leader weighs in on a 9 Constitutional Amendment aimed at curbing loan shark rates and a 4 percent initiative to restructure colleges. He argues for prudent state spending, warns against unchecked growth, and pledges to protect rural services as the Appropriations Bill moves to the Senate for consideration.
Colorado County Farm Bureau directors accepted a bid of 57, for a brick and concrete building to be erected on the courthouse square. Roy Monke of Columbus submitted the bid. construction to start once financing is secured. Committee members include Leo Leonard Stech New Bloom, RE Ta it Columbus, and Cor Hnanzing to arrange funding and supervision.
The Wharton community concert association announces a next event in Wharton County. A fourteen piece orchestra will perform at Sunlet College auditorium in the afternoon of April 18 at 3 00 p m. The program includes a piece titled Mis Bor Taught.
Governor Price Daniel proclaims April 12 to 25 as Medical Education Week in Texas. He praises medical schools for vital contributions to Texas progress, linking national strength to the health of its people and productive industry.
The Texes Medical Association plans a convention in San Antonio from April 18 to 21. The event will gather physicians from the association and related medical professionals for meetings, discussions, and presentations.
Eagle Lake Younger Firemen met Monday night for a deresting poagie Seashow. Tonight they warn the public forests are valuable assets and urge care while traveling or camping. A small cigarette can destroy trees. prevent fires at all times.
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