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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1963
Page
3
Clearest readable text notes Lois Miller and Martin Herman plan an engagement and upcoming wedding. The ceremony is described to be held at Evangelical United Church on September seventh at seven in the evening, with attendees and other names mentioned in garbled form.
Emerson Etheridgea and guests gathered Sunday July 28 at Circle-T Ranch along the Sar Bernard River for a picnic hosted by Emerson Etheridges Jr. Assisting were Mr and Mrs Albert Dutcher and Mr and Mrs Dexter Anderson. A ham and chicken meal followed noon. Lively volleyball and games entertained the children on the sandy beach. The afternoon closed with birthday wishes for Dexter Alderson.
A July 25 bridal shower for Mrs. Donald Lev Jattes of Rosenberg was held at the Methodist Fellowship Hall in Eagle Lake at 7 30 pm Hosted by Mrs. Sidney Miller Mrs. John Beseda Miss Alma Beane and Miss Frances Sunderman. Pine was served by Miss Pat Reseda and cake by Miss Alina Beane The table featured a lace cloth and a centerpiece of wild roses and chrysanthemums with maiden hair fern The couple now resides at 1795 Seventh St Rosenberg.
Mrs Donald Sper was the honoree at a seven feather shower on Wednesday July 27 1983. Hostesses included Mrs Ed Sehindjer and Miss Aareie Vavrveeka with Mrs Jones and Miss Haven Hotes of Bale Lake. Refreshments and a decorative eyework table were arranged by Mrs Exhindley and Miss Vavrecka.
J M Retta sues Dunwite Rowing and Boating Corp in Distriga Court over a collision at Walnut and Fróna Streets in Columbus. The suit seeks 7.75 for actual damages and 400.00 for depreciation plus 90 for loss of use of the car with repairs claimed.
Funeral services for Olin Clark TL, father of Mrs. Paul Powers, were held in Temple at 10:30 Tuesday. He had lived in Temple most of his life and died after a long illness. Burial was in the local cemetery. Survived by wife Mrs Clark, son Maxwell Clark of Lubbock, daughter Mrs Frahtes Powers of Eagle Lake, two brothers, one sister and five grandchildren. Many relatives and friends attended the services.
The Caney Coon and Finance Co of Columbus filed in district court for a judgment against Trigar Taylor and Mary L Taylor of Fayette County for 826.50 balance on a loan. The couple offered no security beyond a 1950s Ford and a UMC loan, with interest. they paid 8450 on the loan, and the firm says the balance plus 128.97 in attorney fees is due.
Calendar items list various civic events in Linn including Rotary and Lions club meetings, library programs, and a Masonic anniversary. Notable entries show dates for Rotary events, library activities, Youth groups, and a Firemen's Association meeting across the month.
The text records a wartime or travel note where the Selph family waived duties and visited Bart Townen and Le Feria in the Ble Goren Valley. They towed pork, stayed with My cet Mys and Robinson on the Bolivia Borilasala, ending with a trip to see their daughter and the family of Mr and Mrs W A Seh lucier of Austin.
Miss Louise Rebereks pride elect of Randy Briggs was complimented with a tea on Friday afternoon July 26 from 3 to 5 pm. Hostesses were Mrs Say Anderson and Mrs Joe T Anderson assisted by Mrs Oxcar Heyman at Mr Eisla Briggs Lisle home.
Mrs Stephens entertained two tables of bridge players on Friday afternoon at two o'clock in Meadowbrook Addition. High scorer was Mrs Ralph Gertyont, Mrs Dick Laughlin received the consolation prize, and Mrs Frank Hingis won the traveling prize. A delirious salad plate greeted the players at the end.
The Rev James Dannelley Robes will conduct the services at Christ Episcopal Church on Sunday April 41st. The notice names Dromgoole as leading the Episcopal service and mentions Fal Me Tramgoole veil and fuel services context for the church event.
An ived fragment describes a San Antonio tour featuring Mr aid Mes Auguste Senmict and Mrs. Mage Rich ter with children, visiting Caplan, Wes, Zahradmick, Fleuberl, Ravhara, Cup, and Mrs. Zahonettick. The group toured the Adan missions, Sunkon garden, Mrockenvidee park, Witte rovusisia, Spanish Cloverway Palace, and Trinity Uni, with Celain Satvatnials noted.
Seven drivers were fined in county and justice of the peace courts over a weekend. Charges included living while intoxicated and driving on the wrong side of the road. Several names and places appear, with attendees visiting and accompanying relatives, and residents spending time in Fort Worth and Six Flags Over Texas.
Harry Johnson was cited for driving with a suspended license and a related reckless act. Exgemeyer of Garwood pleaded—likely in county court—under Judge Charles Rulta with a fine around 14.5 dollars.
Four individuals from Premont and nearby Texas areas pleaded guilty in county court before Judge Junze Rulia to driving while intoxicated. Each received fines and costs, with three to six months license suspensions and three days in jail in some cases.
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