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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1968
Page
6
The Eagle Lake Headlight outlines classified ad rates based on word count with 3c per word for first insertion and 2c per word for subsequent insertions, a 25c service charge, and a 2:00 AM Wednesday deadline for the week’s issue. It notes no responsibility for misprints after insertion and requires advance payment for all ads unless accounts are established.
Fragments indicate a Democratic primary mention dated May 4 198e with unclear campaign notes. Some lines reference AA assistance and unit responsibility with scattered contact hints and anonymous notes. The legible pieces suggest an election notice amid broken OCR including contact and organizational strings.
Rice Industries seeks a secretary for typing and light bookkeeping duties. Position details include clerical tasks, filing, and basic accounting support. Requires good typing, attention to accuracy, and reliable office experience. Apply with resume to Rice Industries at the listed address.
Memorial message recalls Minifee Bankston Jr who died in a 1958 car wreck. Weibers express love and sorrow, clinging to memories and faith with references to family names and a hoped afterlife. The text blends names, dates, and devotional lines in a personal tribute.
An incident on FM BAIT near Shovel dan TaPon involved a 3963 Chevroled pickup driven by Hobart G Layton and a 196 Bord debe parked at Port Dede owned by Artie T Potter. The rear-end collision occurred after a third vehicle sped away, with investigator Jew French noting the sequence of events.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Florida, an individual named Braver or similar, a request for help and a reply, with several unreadable words and dates. The text lacks clear events or people to define a coherent news item.
A terse note notes a local incident at Ole Short's Variety Store on Byles Lane involving Rubberman Mat War and a pinning action. No further details are provided in the readable text.
Eagle Lake Study Club seeks donations for a March 15 16 flea market in the old Eagle Lake Furniture Co. building. Book Stall chairs Mrs. Bruce Waddell and Mrs. R R Wells Jr request books pads vases what nots trays collectors plates cups radios and old encyclopedias. Cllaven s Clothing chair Mrs F M Dromgoole asks for toys and family clothing sizes 1 12 in good repair. Please call the committee chair for pickup and label children's clothing with size.
Troop 319 and 318 share a Valentine themed Scout’s Own with flag ceremony, spy flute plays, and accordion numbers. Members read What Valentine Means, shadows and songs precede refreshments by Margaret Wilcox and others. Officers listed, Valentine greetings to hospital patients, and a Valentine Mine Party wrap up.
A wreck near Weimar leads to a damages claim of 15000. The case names Alina Gavellas and Crecia Prat among others, with injuries reported and a court action seeking compensation for vehicle damage and related losses. The noisy, garbled text references multiple individuals and claims, but the core matter involves a $15,000 damages suit arising from the incident.
Mrs Gene Epps received a kitchen shower at 2:00 pm last Saturday in J R Thomas home on Melody Lane. Hostesses included Mrs Frank Cheatham, Mesdames Alvin Wiese and R R Thomas, Mike Cheatham and J R Thomas. Bride received a corsage matching yellow decor. gifts displayed in a red wagon marked Epps Lumber Co. Aids included sisters Linda and Debra Dye and the bride’s mother Mrs Corell H Dye. games were played to fit the theme.
Dr H Tom Wiles of Lawton Oklahoma will open a revival at First Baptist Church on March 3 with services nightly through March 10. Music for the week led by Rev Walton of Bay City and directed by the church choir. Wiles has pastored many Oklahoma and Jerusalem congregations.
Five juveniles, Lavtin-Aamw youth ages from tl te ta, were arrested for shoplifting near Lavtin-Aamw. Taken before County Judge Charles 1D, Rultn dn emery juvenile conet uesday, they were placed on probation by Chief of Policy Buster Samora Phefete. Reports say items were taken from Aut Grogery and Millar's Grogery.
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