Attendants Named for Gibson Anka Wedding Saturday
Miss Janet Gibson and Jimmie Frnka will marry at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church at 10 am Saturday. Matron of Honor is Mrs. Jerry Gibson of Houston. bridesmaids include Miss Beth Albrecht and Mrs. Kenneth Mahalite. Best Man is Ben Behrens. Groomsmen Jim Gibson Johnny Erika and Kenneth Mahalite. The Rev A Wo Didner to perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Gibson
Jimmie Frnka
Mar Mize
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Fave
Haney
Jeanin
Survicfor
Kil Jeen
Texas
Jerry Gibson
Houston
Beth Albrecht
Vittoria
Kenneth Mahalite
Eagle Lake
Ben Behre
DAR Banquet To Be Held Here Friday
Dr Isaac Beniowitz of Boling will be guest speaker for the annual George Washington birthday luncheon held by John Everett Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution in the Community Center at 12:09 noon Friday. Dr Beniowitz is a retired research chemist with Texas Gulf Sulphur Company. He came to Averina from Russia at age 17. Conferred at the luncheon will be Good Citizenship Award winners from the high schools in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Beniowitz
Boling
Whl
George Washington
John Everett
Daughters of the American Revolution
Bencowits
Texas, Gulf Sulphur Company
Averina
Russia
Incheon
Hich
Molly M Allen 92 Mother of District Berk Dies
Molly M. Allen, 92, mother of District Clark Charlie W. Allen, died at her son’s home in Weimer at 11:44 p m Saturday. Funeral held 3:60 p m Monday in Weimmnrdia. burial at Charlie Men is or lone. Husband died in 1928. a daughter died in 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyirs
Molly McMurrey Allen
Clark Charlie W. Allen
Weimer
Weimmnrdia
Charlie Men
WSCS Circles Meet Next Tuesday
The Women’s Society of Christian Service circles of Dolly Memorial Methelis will meet on Tuesday February 20. The morning circle will gather at Mrs. D. A. Thirteton’s home with Mrs. T. J. Wilcox in charge of the program. The afternoon circle meets with Mel Griff Thomas and Mrs. Lingle Westmoreland presenting the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womin's Society of Christian Service Circles
Dolly Mem Priat
Mrs Bennie Moss Honored At Shower Feb 6
The Women of Christ Episcopal Church honored Mrs Bennie Moss, a nursing student at St. Marys Hospital, at a shower during their regular meeting Tuesday February 6. Her grandmother Mrs Louis Hintz represented her as she could not attend, as sixteen ladies enjoyed cake squares with wedding bells and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal
Churen
Wits
Bens Nie Moss
Ian
Moss
St. Mary's Hospital
Louis Hintz
Gifts of Distinction Announces Short Closure
Mrs. Fanny Matthews states Gifts of Distinction will close Friday February 16 through Wednesday February 28 while attending market. She invites friends to watch for new items offered after the opening on Thursday March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Matthews
Wesleyan Guild Meeting At Luna Home
The Wesleyan Guild met at Mrs. J. D. Luna's home with Miss Ophelia Johnson as co host. Mrs. Drew Shell led the devotional and Mrs. Nida Beane presented the program. After the business meeting, refreshments were served to four members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guld
J. D. Luna
Garden Club Rummage Sale set for February 24
The Eagle Lake Garden Club will hold a rummage sale Saturday morning February 24 in downtown Eagle Lake. Proceeds support club projects and community improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Eagle Lake Garden Club i
Aneenonmeen
Newt Yael
Circle 1 Presbyterian WOC Meet Tuesday
Circle One of the First Presbyterian Church met for a regular session on Tuesday at 3:00 pm. Mrs. J. B. Wes presided and Mr William Waddell gave a Bible lesson on 1st Corinthians. Cake and coffee were served. Next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday February 27 at 3 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Crouch
William Waddell
J. B. Wes
West Family Buries Rock Island Resident Monday
Funeral services were held for William Oscar West 60 longtime Rock Island resident who died after a stroke. He lived with his sister Mrs Fenale Sparks and directed arrangements through Mill Bauer Funeral Home. He is survived by a wife two daughters a son and multiple siblings with burial planned in Houston at South Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Oscar West
Rock Island
Fenale Sparks
West
Mill-Bauer Funeral
Houston
South Pars
L. W. Crouch
el Campo
Mill-Bauer
Bale Lake
Mr. West
Stackauie
L. A
Eunice West
Ruth Stall
Rock Yeland
Aline Lichhenburg
Dorothy Micheluiy
Fayetteville
Tracy Allen West
Tennie Lee Sparks
Rock Inland
Aunice Wiley
Stockdale
Viola Smitley
Boling
Sie Stratton
Houma
Laarf
A. West
Manston
H. West
Clute
C. E
Brazoria
Gulf Sulphur Co
Mex- Hee
Faust Hevillé
Mya
Sparks
Rov Island
Struss Speaks To PTA Meeting
The Eagle Lake PTA met Tuesday night in the Elementary Auditorium for its regular monthly session. Supt. Willard Hthridge presided. Mrs. Lange showcased third graders art and science projects. Elmer Sirius spoke on Effective Learning for Community Strength urging parents to support children in reading writing and arithmetic at home. A Founders Day gift of $10 was reported. The meeting closed with the PTA prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Lake
Willard Hthridge
RL. Lange
Stast Claw Show Stirs Houston Visitors and Night Out
Mrs J S Wills and daughter and Mrs W R Walker of Rosenber visit sister Mrs M Jph and Mr Selph. Gore Montgomery stars in Stasl Claw at the Hive Theatre with reception notes and box office opening for the Sat Feb 17 show date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
James Reese
Hive Theatre
Gore Montgomery
Pres
Venti
J. S. Wills
Marple
Houston
Farmers Equipment Sponsors Industry First Chevrolet Owners Conference
Chevrolet owners from Eagle Lake and nearby areas attended an industry first event at Marvin's in Albouy on Monday evening February 12. Guests included Joe Reed and Charles Boggess of Farmers Equipment Inc. of Eagle Lake, along with GM executives and local residents. The meeting focused on owner relations, service issues, and ways to improve customer satisfaction, with plans for a continuing program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
Eagle Lake
Marvin's
Albouy
Joe Regd
Charles Boggess
Farmers Equipment O, Inc
Messrs
Reed and Boggess
Farmers Equipment Co. Chevrolet
General Motors
W. I. Moit
Seguin
Walter al Price
Houston
Pryor Sinmons
Ia. H. Seapoles
Pearl Adams
S Lora Baring
Jimmy Clipson, Jr
George Causey
Tommy Pilkington
Edith Doty
Geraldine Cason
John Carmi
Ernest Vezeil
Ajtain
E. E. Green
Garwood
Tsim Briscoe, Jr
Sheridan
Jacmes le Ankins
Lissie
Martha Class Of Baptist Church Meeting Report
The Martha Class of the First Baptist Church met on February 12 at 7:39 PM at My Carl Austin’s home for business and social matters. Nine members were present, with Mrs Nile Cassy presiding and Mr Lee Briscoe reading the minutes. Mrs Wei presented the devotional, The Goodness of God, followed by refreshments. Attendees including Marvin Tyler and Lee Briscoe attended the Stock Show in San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Wirst Baptist Church
Adolph Feil
Monroy
Carl Austin
Nile Cassy
The
Lee Briscoe
Wei
Brownie troop report includes tea and investiture
A Brownie No 9 meeting at the Tipiscal parish house features a Valentine tea for mothers, led by President Sue Bradford. Candy Farris conducts the Smile Song as two new Brownies Rebecca Castilla and Margaret Ramirez receive investiture. Reporter Deborah Dye notes plans for a cookie sale and a woods hike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Bradford
Candy Farris
Theresa Theuman
Pam Austin
Leslie Sunderman
Henry Sunderman
Slumber Party and Rural Youth Day Highlight Local Life
Barbsra Zmmel hosts a Friday night slumber party for Kathy Kretzschmer with friends Jane Booker Betty Kuna Sandra Braden Dianne Clipson Linda Crouch Paulette Balusels and Louise Rebétek. Eighteen FFA and FHA members attend the Rural Youth Day in San Antonio, arriving at 10:30 am to tour livestock pens before rodeo events from 2 to 5 pm. Sponsors include Mr. and Mrs. L. s. Rosprim and Mrs. Marcus Gunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Kretzschmer
Jane’ Booker
Betty Kuna
Sandra Braden
Dianne Clipson
Linda Crouch
Paulette Balusels
Louise Rebétek
Kathy
FFA
FHA
Amnual
San Antonio
Horso Burns
L. [S. Rosprim
Marcus Gunter
Girl Scout Neighborhood Meeting Sets 1963 Budget Plans
A Girl Scout neighborhood committee met at the chairman Mrs Charles Sham erhorn East home Friday morning to discuss the 1963 budget. Two resolutions affect disbanded troops, requiring funds or equipment raised for Girl Scouts be turned to the neighborhood fund or returned upon disbandment. Plans were made to start selling cookies next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Lake
Charles Schamerhorn
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Gibson Anka
Molly M. Allen
Berk
WSCS
Bennie Moss
Wesleyan Guild
Luna
Presbyterian
Comslius
A. J. Struss
W. C. West
Rock Is
Struss
PTA
Farmers Equip
Industry First
Chevrolet Owners Conference
Baptist Church
Andeu
Messrs and Merthamas
Marvin Tyler
Gardiner Benhaim
Ralph Gertson
Verngnt Gertsen
Tilly Joe Williams
Din. Clipson, Jr
Lee Bris
Albert’s Variety Store
W Y. A
G. .A S of the Baptist Church
M. E. Seloa
Alvin Saturay
Betstye Tayo 'Tyler
Willie D. Sanford
Miss Tyler
Grohe Tyler
Sitain
Girl Scout
Louis Schott
Louis, Jr
Lucky
Carol Lee
Jean
Jan
Hallettsville
Hilly Stirres
Emily Ann
Trudie Mariah
Red Findley
Brookshire
Te Stahl
Mes Stahl
Mir
Russell
Cooper
Anna Mae
Professional Services
Roy Towell
AY Electrical
K. Seymour
GEN
FABER
Eagle Take
Vickers Electric
Glen Flora Rd
Gle Lane
Brandon Vickers
Cook
Jennings
Flatonia
Gilbert Duty
W. M. HH. E .Vate
Brethner
A. D. Schumann
Columbus
Kretzschmar Radio Service
Shearer
le Grady T
Shearer, SR
Broousmire
Russell Rowe
Bob Averme
A— Wharton
Savard Winn
Call LY 2-1605
Profesional Photographers of Amerida, Inc
Electric Motor Sales
Martin Electric
Campo
W. W. Clark
Carpentan’ Work
Repeim
Hayle Lake
Yanoleum and
Mie Wlyer
Venetian Hills
Ray Zahradmick
Buzle Lake
Wendel
Admiral Hailes
Television
LE Roy Beigaas Engle Lake
Henry’s
Colorado County Electric Co
Heiney
RTE
Colntras
Tex
Lenard’s
Butane Co
Enele Lake
Herbert Leti
Lainie Sommerlatte
Neile Lake
Hanly Realty No
Miller Plumbing
Tagle Lake
Texex
Lonnie Brisco
Foley
Hay Bra den
Church
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