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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1950
Page
6
Local notes cover district meetings and ongoing programs on soil conservation. Officials discuss permanent pasture and pasture improvement, with focus on future planning and potential changes at the upcoming session.
Troop 334 and Scout Spanfhel and John Wild prepare for a camping trip to Tana and Lake. The event is slated for Saturday morning with Scout 127 members meeting at the Scout Hall Monday night to review trail sense and follow a program led by Scribe David Cock.
A compact listing of church services and activities across Eagle Lake Texas and nearby congregations. It covers FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH FIRST PRESBYTERIAN and other denominations listing pastors service times Sunday School worship and midweek meetings with occasional notes on youth fellowships women’s circles and choir activities.
Church notices list Rev. John G. Lareen at CHRIS? EPiscoPAL SHUBCH with Holy Communion and sermons on the first and third Sundays. ROCH ISLAND SHEREDAN shows Rev. F. C. Harrrell with Sunday School and Morning Worship. Assembly of God in CARCH led by Rev. Clinton Folt features services Sunday morning and night and weekday prayer meetings. St. Pauls Church Columbus Texas reports Sunday School and morning worship on a spring date.
The Homemakers Class of the First Baptist Church will meet Monday evening May 1 in the church basement. A covered dish supper at 7:00 p.m. will precede the class meeting.
In Austin Texas on April 27 the State Health Officer warned Texans about sun exposure. Sun stroke is caused by direct sun effects on the brain, often after lengthy sun on the back of the head and neck. Prevent by gradual tanning and protecting the head and neck. ultraviolet rays, not heat, provide many sun benefits but can burn skin and risk life with overexposure.
The Garwood Bridge Club at Daisy Koack's home on April 9 featured 14 members and 2 visitors. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Clarence Martin and Mrs. J J Williams with refreshments served. Officers for the coming year were elected, including Mrs. Myca Chapman as president and Mrs. J M Harry as vice president. A short program The Commandments of Love was led by Mrs Cole Ampkins during the afternoon thrift and quilting session.
About 300 Lions and guests attended the Zone Social at Fay's in Altair on Wednesday night. Clubs represented included Weimar Columbus Eagle Lake Garwood and Sheridan. Distinguished guests included Annie Harrison of Victoria governor of Lions Club of the District Tom Henderson of El Campo international counselor and Carl Shanner of Wharton principal speaker. After a fried thickened dinner a program was presented by the Bay City Lions Club.
The town pageant "Chae Mothurlang" will be presented next Friday evening in the soco auditorium with a large cast including Frances: Dal. Tips Everett Memes Vola Spat inger Myra Scheck Lydia Farbus Dimple Dodd Ruth Clapp Pauling McLain Nancy Jerrall Olga Spe argreen Sam Lewis Little Hertury Austin Drommydle ROO. Taylor Hazel Cochran Lugils Clapp Wie hai Westmorelint Mutehell Bir whol Tair Man Etoydee. Also listed are Many Requilin Chpums Ethel Bark on Bethy Jule Tiree Leitte Atlin Wilde Townley and the Rrietlerayites Mes. Ut ough, and Miss Nothe BwTington. The program notes a Fordham of faces and local figures, with Mrs Hubner Seahelm visiting for several weeks. Two Lake City toast-makers Hayes Stephens and Mr. McElhinney are in Houston hospitals post operations. L D. Allen of the Allen Motor Company visited Houston, driving a Studebaker touring car. Rain interrupted Boy Scout gathering at the H. Lee Inhuson Raney, but a late-night burst of weather yielded a soaked but spirited camp outing.
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