Cotton Producers Vote on IBZ Referendums Next Tuesday
Cotton growers nationwide will vote next Tuesday December 10 to decide on marketing quotas and national acreage allotments for upland cotton. The referendum, held at multiple local sites, seeks two thirds approval to set quotas and outlines penalties and price support implications for producers.
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RIGE
Cotton
Rae
Lissie
Halk
Charpelling
ASC
Dnbut
City Hall
Welmt
Bielen
Mayes
Cak- 7 &C
Hgisohn
Frels- Burg
Boe Chemik
Santa Anne
H Dé S
Bertiarta
Secretary of Agriculture
Fand Corton
Mrs Hayes Stephens Begins Home Recuperation
Friends report Mrs Hayes Stephens is allowed to return home for further recuperation. The note mentions her improvement and planned rest at home after medical care.
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Hayes Stephens
Bex
Automobile Ac
Eagle Lake Christmas Lights Attract Holiday Shoppers
Main Street glows with multicolored decorations from the First National Bank corner to the Commodity Center, with a festive arch over Highway KA. Store windows showcase holiday displays as Christmas trees arrive, urging locals to shop at home before rushing out of town.
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Sachet Torhe Ghay
Main Street
First National
West Main
Commodity Center
Bugle Lake
Oechants
Fagle Lake
Assistance Sought for Decorating Sun at Community Center
The Bacto Lake Community Center invites residents to help decorate on Sunday afternoon starting at 2:08 PM. Local representatives will discuss plans and coordinate with volunteers. Anyone wishing to oppose the decorating effort is asked to attend at 2:09 PM Sunday.
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Bacto Lake Community Center
Afl Orsunlts
First Baptist Church Plans Children’s Night Service
The First Baptist Church of Sa gle Lake will observe Children’s Night Sunday evening. The program honors the Junior and Elementary Departments and their workers during the regular services. Training Union at 7 40 p m. Worship service at 8 30 p m with Junior and Primary departments participating.
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First Baptist Church of
Sagle Lake
Ralph A. Jones
Levening
Jarier
Dance Day Change at Youth Formal Dance
The Youth Formal dance date was moved from December 26 to Friday December 27 from 8 30 to 10 00 Houston will provide the music for entertainment during the dance.
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Fouston
City Council Debates Possible Downtown Stop Lights
The council met at City Hall to consider three way stop signals at Main and Vine and near the post office and Vineyards corner on Highway 90A. Traffic counts were discussed with state engineers noting another tally before action. Slyde Nispel of Central Power and Light described mercury vapor lamp rates for the city square and a new contract surrounding lighting. Jones of Le Feria, Texas, sought the city manager post, with no action taken on the hire to replace J. W. Johnson who resigned November 15.
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Kage Lake City
Carnett
City Hall
Harold Thomas
State Highway Department
Htt
Vineyard'a
Jorme
Main Street
Eagles Fall to Pearsall in Regional Championship Tilt
The Eagle Lake Eagles lost 7 to 0 in a regional final at Three Rivers against Pearsall. Despite the wind and tough conditions, Eagle Lake held Pearsall to the fewest points by any opponent except a Del Rio team with ineligible players, with standout tackling and several key punt plays. The crowd of about 1500 included 400 fans from Bubble Lake as coaches Bail Cobb and Victor Scott led the Eagles in their first regional final since 1932.
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Battling Eagle Take Eagles
Pearsall Tilgn School
Three Rivers
Ft' Wee
Eagles
Pearsall
Eagies
Alvarado
Ow Wird
Jim Milby
Mayer Long
Gary Stacy
Fidel Villarren
Herbert Munn
Jaynn
Oneal
Midiis
Stary
Buble Lake
Bail Cobb
Victor Scott
Eagle Lake
Eagle Lake High School
Jim Mil
Fragmentary sports notes mention sponsors and players
Disjoint OCR fragment lists class sponsors and names including Anderson and Bill Searcy, implying a local sports or event context without clear detail or outcome.
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Sisted
Weesthur Anderson
Bill Searcy
Fragmentary OCR Note on Percentages and Allocations
A garbled OCR fragment discusses percentages, allotments, and producers. It mentions Winkelmann and a manager in a science context, noting allocations near one tenth per cent and mailings to individuals and producers. The text is unclear and contains many unreadable words.
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Accordig Es Winkelmann
Ngtire Aed
Death of Billy Randall Karlson Ends Brief Life
The article notes the sudden death of Billy Randall Karlson at 11:2 Tum on Saturday November 26 in Lanighiin Hospital. Funeral services were held December 2 at 2:00 p.m. at Milk Hauer Funeral Home with burial at Lakeside Cemetery. Survivors include his parents grandparents and an aunt. Also mentions Eagle Lake Boy Scout Troop 127 leading clothing and shoe collection for handicapped people through Good Turn Day, with distribution and pickup details.
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Billy Randall Karlson
Billy Hey Karlso
Lanighiin Hospital
Randy
Teece
Milk Hauer Funeral
Shreveport
Myr
Victor Karlson
Byyelyn
Tyler
J. D. Alhum
Arts
Norman Clark
Victoria
Briendy Jaints
Eagle Lake
Boy Scout
Mo. 127
Oeal
Sam Houston
Lantie Sunderman
Troop 127
Goodwill Industries
Houston
Jimmy Behreng
Siinderman
Obituary: Sophie Thesna Yor Mire Dies in Laughlin Hospital
Sophie Thes native of Culurain and a prominent community resident passed away at Laughlin Hospital at 5 46 pm Saturday November 30 due to heart failure after a two week hospital stay for injuries from a fall at her daughter's home Mrs B H McElhinagy She lay in state at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church with Rev A W Distner officiating The Rev Distner led the low Mass with pallbearers Lewis Kopecky and Walter Sommers as music was provided by Mrs Lester Bunge Lewis Kopecky George Nicholds and V J Kana with organ accompaniment by Mrs J Spanshel Continued on page 2
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Yor Mire
Sophie Thes
Culurain
Ivany Vs. Theumart
Laughlin
B. H. McElhinagy
Our Lady of Perctnal Help Catholic Church
A. W. Distner
Lewis Kopecky
Walter Sommers
Lester Bunge
George Nicholds
V. J. Kana
J. Spanshel
Consolidated Fund Drive Continues Despite Unofficial Closure
The 1967 Consolidated Fund campaign remains open as final results are due next week. Workers in the Negro section under Willie Bigerald report strong collection effort on the $4290 quota with many names yet to be contacted before the drive ends. Funds above the quota will support relief and emergency needs.
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Consolidated Fund
Campaig
R. F. Spanther
Willie Bigerald
Eagle Lake Chamber of Commerce monthly meeting set
The Eagle Lake Chamber of Commerce will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday night at the chamber office. Members discuss plans for the annual banquet in January and a December mail ballot to fill four board seats. President Charles Poreggass invites interested citizens to attend and bring projects or discussions.
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Eagle Lake
Order of Eastern Star
Eagle Lake Livtz Club
Miller Famiies
Hell
Rotary Club
Tennessee Gas and Transmission" Company
Chesterville
Eagle Lake Kiwanis Chit
Study Club
Ul Montezems
John
Sullivan
Uies
Adkins
Center Suaday
BU Cummings
Cla
Cormmerre
Chamber of Commerce
Order of Commerce
Charles Po Reggass
Fire alarm alarms Beale Lake volunteers at a rented building
Beale Lake volunteer firemen responded to a Tuesday evening fire at a rental property owned by Anim Coleman in a colored section known as the fint. Residents reported the blaze was initially hidden by occupants until firefighters arrived and gained control.
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Beale Lake
Vounteer
Anim Coleman
Eagles land three on first team and six district picks named
Berths go to Milby Hanks Harborth Ali Bist on the first team for Eagle Lake with three other Eagles on second and Honorable mentions. East Bernard leads with six players across both squads, Katy and Needville supply several more, and Sealy Pearl Missouri City also represented in the all district selections.
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Milby, Hanks
Harborth Land
Ali Bist
Eagles
Eagles Lake
Merdian
East Bernard
Katy
Pearl
Seely
Needville
Missouri City
Eagle Lake
Jim Mirby
George
Jin Milky
Arno Thuesan
Nankles
Dan Vacek
East Bern
Georgy Krehnak
Sealy Guards
Herkle Hawke
Fagle Lake
Preston
Fim
Cen
Trek Tetoades
Becks
George HU
Pearisnd
Exteward Harborth
Basie Leke
Donnie
Koy
Eitt Albert Thompson
Carl Hand
Wilfred Rejsek
Enat Bernat
Clifton Marshall
Eagle Leke
Ben Dusek
Adrian Kutra
Sealy
Jerry Barfield
Donald Réject
Dickie Smith
Henry Atavarado
Willie Honzelka
Corky Madden
Sealy- Fonoraddie
Jack Pidgeon
Kenneth Jarier
David Quinton
Eugene Engiehardt
Herbert Len Iam
Eagle’ Lake
Bobby Mann
Missouri Iy
Dan Alexander
Peerland
George Binkeauf
Beinicker
Esge
Postmaster Urges Early Mailing Of Packages And Cards
Postmaster Hargrove Smith asks residents to mail Christmas packages and letters early to ensure on time delivery. He stresses correct addressing and careful wrapping and recommends placing the address inside in case of wrap or outward damage. The effort hinges on local cooperation in the coming ten days.
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Toca
Ant
Fastimaster
Hargrove Smith
Matt
Smith
Garwood Wesleyan Guild to Hold Bazaar Saturday
The Weseyan Service Guild of the Garwood Methodist Church will hold a bazaar and dinner at the church’s Sunday school auditorium on Saturday. Bazaar booths open at 10 a m and dinner is served in the evening. The public is invited to attend.
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Weseyan Service Guild
Garwood Methodist Church
Boxayr
Headlight Plans Letters to Santa Claus Publication
The Hugh Lake Headlight will publish Letters to Santa Claus and forward ten to Santa for consideration. Readers may submit entries to The Basic Lake Headlight in Lake, Texas by December 12 with a $6.00 check for judging.
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Santa Claus
Hugh Lake
Santa Claw
Santa Minus
Sunrs
Anta Chana
Lake
Laka
Texas
Aod Mint
Ant Taustras
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Wes
Stephene
First Baptist Church
Council
Irs
Theuman
C, OF C
Garwood Wesleyan Guild
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