Local Churches Schedule Across Eagle Lake Area
Church notices list multiple congregations in Eagle Lake area with service times. Bible studies, Sunday school, mass and worship sessions run on varied schedules through August.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1947
Page
6
Church notices list multiple congregations in Eagle Lake area with service times. Bible studies, Sunday school, mass and worship sessions run on varied schedules through August.
The August 24 service in all Churches of Christ, Scientist will feature a lesson sermon with citations including Psalms and key verses. The text emphasizes righteousness and understanding as paths to life.
Garwood Woman's Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs Boyd Rees home with 19 members and guests. Mrs J Seth Giothianged attended and district agent Mrs Bennett spoke. September gathering planned at Mrs A L Rolfs home after saber games and refreshments of cherry cake and punch.
Walter Meitzen aged nine celebrated with a party at his home on Wednesday afternoon. Sister Jo Ann Meitzen directed games and prizes were awarded. Refreshments were served by Mrs W F Weitzen. Guests included Jim Brooks, Bob Brooks, Millard Brisbois, and others.
A New York firm sues over 320 dollars worth of silk opera hats ordered by Edmund Kasper for the Rights of Columbus ceremonies. Judge Henry Buescher rules Lauterstein not properly served. hats arrived late but in time for a few recipients. the firm appeals.
CI Fire Marshal Excel Smith recommends safety upgrades at the Club Montezuma housed on the Norris Building third floor in Eagle Lake. Owners and club officers will add a new circuit for two large window fans, replace door locks, remove flammable materials, install extinguishers, and clear the fire escape base to meet fire department rules.
Mr and Mrs K C I Frederickson entertained a large group at Nada Hall on Sunday with a barbecue. About 66 neighbors and friends visited during the afternoon. Out of town guests included several families from La Grange and Baltimore and Halseitsville. Supper followed a pleasant visit.
Leroy Nichols of Altair, 39, was declared non to all intents and purposes a minor removed by Judge Lester Holt in Colorado County district court. The petition, filed by Nichols through attorney G F Steger, notes he is owner of property and has conducted business for some time. His father is Riser Nichols and his mother is It.
Sunday skeet event at Lower Lake Club saw FF B Dave win the jackpot for 50 of 100. J R Keel shot 126 of 150. Scores include Nolan Grasshoff RB Wilcox Haley D R Wintermann Abercrombie and others. An all day shoot with prizes donated by Western Auto Spalinger Talnt Struss Appliance will follow on Sept 14 with Mrs Reed inviting pro skeet shooters. A Curtis of Brenham visited Eagle Lake.
Urban Burttschell of the Colorado County Farm Bureau has signed 20 neighboring farmers to membership since returning from a Farm Bureau School in San Antonio. The bureau aims to enroll 600 farmers and landowners before year end 1997. The next Blue Cross enrollment period closes September 15. Contact Anderson or local officers for enrollment.
Este Lake friends report the birth of Terry Reid, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McCreary of Dallas, on August 20, weighing seven pounds seven and a half ounces. His mother is remembered as Miss Joan Hash, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reid Hash of Eagle Lake.
Local notices list sand gravel services by Glen Kveton with estimates, and multiple sale items including an Underwood typewriter, auger bogey for combines from Glesy Implement Co, two binders and separator by Geo H or R A Salladay, a flee blower from S Seaholm, and Schuhmacht Building prices via S G Boothe. Postings warn against trespass on property owned by J E Green in Colorado County and Texas.
A Texas reform promotes a Uniform Traffic Code with pedestrian right of way on crosswalks and sidewalks, right side driving, outlawed dangerous maneuvers, and required daylight signals. It tightens reckless driving rules and mandates drivers to stop after accidents, report within 24 hours if death or $25 damage occurs, with authorities noting safety goals and future enforcement. Local items report political visits, a bank quest joke, and a home for sale in Gacy, Texas.
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