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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1963
Page
3
Enthusiasm rose as Cub Scouts and parents welcomed three new dens at Eagle Lake. The reorganized Pack 78 aims to start functioning immediately under new leadership and structure.
The group notes dues collected and minutes taken from the meeting. Members visit Kath Fenty Salon and MPs while other tasks include gerd framing. Refreshments from Mrs Slaley and Dr Pepper provided. Patrols decorate and entertain for a February event.
Lorech Thomas files in District Court of Columbus a partition suit naming Castellg Sims as defendant for partition of houses and property in Eagle Lele.
The Eagle PTA will hold its monthly meeting at the High School Auditorium next Thursday February 14. The program includes a feature by the school and junior bands under Band Director Jack Sailors. All members and neighbors are invited.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a patrolman or police matter involving Daniel Macac and family, with references to a wife, nephew Henry Michilea, and Rosenbers. Mentions a Saturday event and automobile, but details are garbled and unclear.
Mr and Mrs Melvin Ebyydes and Mr and Mrs Jack Salters visited Houston on Saturday to see The Salind of Music at the Music Hall and later attended the All State High School Band Concert in the Coliseum.
A large crowd joined the Texas Trail Riders Association as the four day open ride began from Hellettsville toward San Antonio, covering 135 miles. The group, led by Aubrey Williams and association president Ed Teisont, passes Gonzales and Denman Ranch, faces cold winds, and plans a parade and Pearl Brewery party before the 1963 San Antonio Livestock Show and Rodeo. Approximately 800 attended a Saturday barbecue at the Highway 71 assembly grounds.
Texas A M College extension soil chemist W F Bennett urges farmers to sample soils during optimal conditions to avoid spring sampling errors. He notes mailed samples return in one to two weeks and offers an information chart and agent assistance for proper soil testing.
Local Board No. 44 in La Grange ordered two selectees to report for induction on February 6, 1963, listing Cedi Edward Wand rash Bellville and Irhy Emmerson Edgeridge Jr. for the main draft and eleven others for pre induction physicals. A call also announced for four induction candidates and twenty pre induction exam slots on March 12, 1963, with names including Claud Batunbach and Robert Lee Anderson Sr.
William Collins Neely a senior Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary student will speak at Eagle Lake Presbyterian Church on Sunday February 10. He holds a B S degree from Southwest Texas State Teachers College and taught in Taft school system before studying theology. He served three years in the U S Army in the Far East.
Elizabeth Sinclair of Eagle Dake performed with 275 other student musicians on a Tuesday concert at North Texas State University. The program began at 2 15 p m in the NTSU Main Auditorium and was a joint presentation by the NTSU Symphony Orchestra Grand Chorus and Women's Choir. Sinclair, a junior home economics major, is the daughter of Micard and Mrs. Simon Sinclair of Engle Lake Texas.
The marriage of Miss Bettie Dell and Trivia Clay, both of Richmond, was announced this week. The couple were wed in a Richmond ceremony Saturday night and celebrated with a rail ride honeymoon.
The clipping details district cooperators in the Welmer and New Bielau areas planning erosion protections for a farm pond spillway and revising conservation plans. Wazel Brothers install farm pond protections. Henry Hnatek and Ernest Lickey update crop rotations and trench terrace systems with new plantings of Hubom clover and winter pens.
Eagle Lake volunteer firefighters responded to a roof fire at 705 East A Street in the flat colored section. The blaze started from a flare in a flue and damaged little, with the home occupied by the aged mother of the Williams family.
Taxpayers are urged to invest their expected refunds in U S Treasury bonds advertised as safe and guaranteed with a prompt check for liquidity. The message touts high returns and urges putting refunds to work, claiming satisfaction for investors.
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