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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1962
Page
4
Editorial argues current filing fees are unfair to county officials and state lawmakers. It notes Senate and House candidate fees are low while county official expenses rise, urging fee adjustments to align costs with duties and per county representation.
A garbled report about Future Farmers of Texas praising lab experiences in agriculture notes large figures: over four million dollars in value, 100,000 head of livestock, 41,054 acres of crops and substantial poultry output. The text mutters about school activities and supervision but is heavily corrupted and unreadable in places.
Colorado County Main Bureau announces a membership drive for Farm Bureau. It stresses that dues support farmer interests beyond individual efforts and warns nonpaying neighbors that Farm Bureau does not receive dues automatically.
Fragmentary OCR records indicate Bor and rs Broward Chasis and children Jo spent Sunday with her father Mr and Mrs Poy Towell and TR Lo Lane. The weekend included Mr and Mrs Thath Sherklin and family with Fred Hophers and the son Mro.
Monday evenings hosted by Mrs Harold Beaird and other members featured bridge club results and circle WSCS sessions. The Garwood Garden Club plans a February 19 workshop with Mrs Otte Dunklets and Mrs HL Millar. a 42 game at a later party yielded high and low scores. Local church groups met for programs, coffee, and treats, with many neighbors attending, including Rev Wendell Bell and Mrs Nash. Families noted visits, travels, and hospital recoveries, while plans for future gatherings and a Valentine themed film event were discussed.
The Hagle Leke Wealan s Hare Demonstration Club met in February at 2 PM at the home of Mrs. Bans Gennan with 14 members and two visitors Mrs. Louis Hinin and Mrs. M. L. Mathews plus Home Demonstration agent Miss Shirley Mix. The meeting opened with prayer, roll called, and minutes read. Miss Nix presented a savings and investments demo. retirement planning discussed by Mrs. Alvin Glucci. recreation led by the chair with an 8 game. hostesses served sandwiches fruit cake chips and coffee. Next meeting scheduled Feb 22 at 2 PM at Mrs Ads Stahl s home with cancer dressings to be made. Visitors welcome.
Ed Stallman of WoC invites members to attend a Tome Demonstration at 7:00 p m on the 20th at the home of Mee G Stallman. The meeting will cover the upcoming Theidas Pub event.
Garwood Brownie Groups 1 end 2 will begin their annual cookie sale in Wesday February igi. Twenty six girls from the Hale Gow aring Garwood and Nada areas participate per Mrs Woo Priesmeyer neighborhood chairman. Cookies cost 50 cents a box with Cabana Creames Chocolate Mint and Peanut Butter Patties.
Dee Sopenek of Eagle Lake was fined ten dollars and costs by Judge Bill Rutla in County Court on a charge of carrying a pistol in a public place. He was arrested Sunday for the offense at the Kon eka roadside tavern on PM 950 Morrow. Childers was tried in county court on a charge of driving while intoxicated and received a fine, costs, and license-related penalties. the record notes a suspended license.
The Mogke Leuce chapter of the Future Farmers of America invites families to a parent son banquet set for February 22 at 7 30 p m at the alimentary sett riferor located at 7330 pam next Thursday February 22nd.
Louis Simmons, a senior from Woodville, is spending a nine week student teacher training program at E H Henry High School. He works with the Vocational Agriculture department under instructor Willie L. Fitzgerald.
Firemen met for monthly practice as grass fires threaten the area. Officials urge residents not to burn trash or throw lit cigarettes along roadsides to prevent further fires and keep the community safe.
The article lists Sunday visitors including Mrs Wimme and companions from Beasley such as Miss Regina Andi Slaton Mrs Louise Krauselite Houston Mr Eddie Walgel Mr Emil Waleed Mr Frank Walzel Bir and Mrs Nd Hueske Mrs A K Quinn Mr and Mrs Daal Warner and J Kretzschinar of Ruinsey Me along with several relatives. It notes social visits across a broad circle and mentions local business names and places.
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