Lissie Happenings by Mrs Helen smn
Local item noting social or community events by Mrs Helen smn in Lissie, with brief reference to activities and dates.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1946
Page
4
Local item noting social or community events by Mrs Helen smn in Lissie, with brief reference to activities and dates.
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The note thanks friends who called and sent gifts after a recent illness and hospital stay. It expresses sincere appreciation from the writer and family for the kindness shown during a difficult time.
February 24 1946 notice lists weekly Mass times on Saturdays and Sundays at Hag le Lake Catholic Church with additional Sunday school, weekday services during Lent and reminders to invite friends, plus St Paul American Lutheran and Eagle Lake Mission service details in Columbus Texas. The Eagle Lake Mission emphasizes interdenominational worship and old fashioned gospel preaching with evening evangelistic service and Thursday prayer study.
Sunday February 24 1986 morning worship at 10 50 am Sunday school at 9 45 am junior youth and adult class meetings Wednesday choir rehearsal evening services and fellowship events listed The text includes pastor Rev J W Grittin and church leadership details with references to related lessons and sermon titles including What makes a people great and The hands of Christ.
Revival services and prayer meetings are announced at Cubist Episcopal Church with Rev. Landes and Rev. Huvval leading. Activities include mission study, W.S.C.S. gatherings, and a Tuesday afternoon program in the church parlor, focusing on Africa and a Science textbook study.
Mrs Otto Rogers led devotions and conducted business as the Presbyterian Auxiliary gathered Tuesday afternoon in the Sunday School room. The program continued the study on Foreign Missions with plans to meet again next Tuesday in the church.
The women of the First Baptist Church met Tuesday afternoon for a Benevolent Pay Pageant turned farewell for Mrs Bruce Mecarty who leaves for Waco to start a new home. They praised her years of faithful service and prepared a reception with tea and sweets, while expressing best wishes for her future church work. The event supported by the Missionary Society noted plans for the Baptist Churches of Diyryor Mansion and a convention to be held later.
Sixteen members attended a Tuesday meeting at the home of Mrs Levis, hosted by Mrs RR Wells. Plans were completed for the Go Men's meeting to be held at the Rotary Station next Wednesday the 27th. Refreshments were served during the business session. Mrs Jones Laught was hostess to the ladies.
Community notes from Garwood recount birthday celebrations at Mt noon with friends and family, including Mrs. Oscar Smith and Mrs. Albert Stanfield. The column lists arrivals, visits, and family news such as newborn Almanor Adair at El Campo Hospital and Lt. James Hopkins visiting with relatives. Also mentions Clark-Kondrat wedding in El Campo and multiple local travels and hospital stays among residents and guests.
Members of the Woman's Name Demonstration Club have been working to improve the interior of the Rov Stat cabin for the Boy Scouts. The group removes paint and installs chairs and desks while awaiting completion of cabinets and other equipment donated by friends of One Clute and the Stouts. The club aims to raise funds and support continued renovations.
Obituary notes the passing of Mrs Rowe Adare ndvangui. The poem by Jean Metraw mourns her grandmother and hopes she rests in Heaven.
A garbled notice describes cookie donations for Camp Swift and mentions a chairman approving the effort to send treats to veterans. The text includes unclear names and stray phrases about a woman named Fita and a hopeful sentiment that she lives, with scattered notes of shipments and expected contact.
Public Safety Chief cites a surge in crime across Texas with increases in murders burglaries and vehicle thefts. Officials report double digit percentage rises across multiple categories while law enforcement agencies pledge stepped up patrols and community outreach.
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