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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1971
Page
23
Pastor Obie Rhodes of White Cloud Baptist Church delivers a Christmas message urging simple gifts of kindness and joy. The piece reflects on God among us and the Christian duty to bring happiness to others through selfless acts during the season.
Patrolman Henry Brine and Mrs Beane with children moved last weekend to San Marcos. Brine is transferred by the enforcement department after three years with the Department of Public Safety. He will attend Faulh West Texas State University in furthering his education.
The service announces aliens must register beginning January 2, 1972, under the Immigration and Naturalization Act with address requirements. Postal facilities will provide forms and assistance nationwide.
Fragmented text describes John Wilson Hew founding WCIC and serving as chairman, with references to War War... and individuals like Jett A. Wusey. Mentions of Wharton area, financial figures, and foundation work. unclear context due to damaged OCR.
Christmas break set for Rice District starting December 22. Readers are urged to prepare for holiday closures across schools and local services. The notice references district calendars and affected campuses, with expected posting in several communities.
The readable fragment references misaligned names and titles such as Miss USA and universe contests, with scattered mentions of Texas Amarillo and a reaper up in a contest. Details are incomplete, but the passage alludes to a beauty pageant context and rankings.
A partial OCR fragment reports state employers facing pay rates of around $2 or more per hour. The text is unclear but suggests a large number linked to wage decisions or policy. Names, dates, and places are not discernible in the readable portion.
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