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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1932
Page
5
A mid-article argument outlines how higher income taxes or new surtaxes dampen enterprise. It argues taxes hit business builders and innovators, raising prices for consumers, and that shifting funding from income tax could spur growth while still funding government. The piece stresses the need to protect enterprise and encourage business development.
Mr Wil Ver spent the week of the gamely of his sis P Carter Miss Elaine Nicewancer La Spent 32v this week visiting releasers and Trends Ms H K Kuseh says Lot 14o and Arie of Rio Gran Spent the past week end her the B F Poetker and Barry Town send Mrs Mattie Tillver and Biss Willie McFarland joined a party of friends in Wharton Wednesday and spent the day on the river They report fish biting good that the small fisk
The Sun-Gay April 24 service topic Probation after Death featured Bible verses from Job 23 10 and Matthew 27 35 and a passage from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy The sermon reflected on life after death and the tomb as a place for contemplation The piece also quotes Claude Callan urging resilience after a financial loss noting pride as the likely remaining fault
Sunday school at the usual hour followed by a sermon by Rev. E. F. Deutsch. The pastor, Rev. Mr. Deutsch, will also deliver the Sunday evening sermon. Everyone is invited to attend.
Bruce Barton writes a humorous yet reflective column on marriage roles and the changing place of women, then shifts to thoughts on obituary pages and the “Forgotten Man.” He muses on parental disputes, divorce rates, and the value of life reflection before sharing a local civic note about an Eastern Star meeting led by Laura Johnson in Giddings.
A long hidden Austin cavern once rediscovered by James Walsh in 1880 has been reopened to the public via a wooden stairway and electric lighting. Explorers report vast chambers, underground rivers, and striking mineral formations, with plans underway to develop the site into a city park.
Methodist Church invites congregation to hear Pastor N C Ozment reflect on ideas gathered from fifty two citizens of San Saba Texas about preaching needs. The upcoming Sunday night will feature a message highlighting these views and addressing how churches serve as saved communities. Other Sunday services will be held at the same church and neighbors are encouraged to attend.
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