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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1939
Page
6
A Grapeland Texas Messenger report cites an Industrial Review poll showing only 4 percent of US electricity comes from municipally owned utilities. Editors favored private generation over public ownership after 54 years of debate.
The Denison Press pieces accuse Jews of urban preference and claim plans to relocate Jews to South America and Africa. It argues the exile from Babylon shaped a nonagricultural, city-based livelihood and asserts Jews lack permanent homeland, waiting for a divine plan to displace them again.
The Presbyterian Ladies Auxiliary met at the church Tuesday afternoon with Mrs J C Willis as hostess. The program opened with a Scripture reading and prayer, studying Call to Prayer for Foreign Missions. Mr J C Rogers read Chapter One of Star in the East as the group discussed foreign mission topics. refreshments followed for fourteen members and three visitors, then quilting was enjoyed. Next Tuesday Mrs Henry Beckman will read Chapter Two from the same book.
Mrs W C Elkins entertained the Episcopal Guild for a business and social afternoon with sandwiches cake and tea. Next Tuesday Mrs L Hintz will be hosted at her home for the regular weekly meeting of the organization.
Garwood 4-H girls will meet Wednesday January 25 in room 2 at 1 p.m. A visit to the orchard demonstrator Albertha Waligura is planned, with Mesdames O G Kolberg and guest Mrs Maude Wallace of Minnesota, and Mrs Ethel Calvert and Mrs R H Reest along. Remarks cover health recovery of Miss Clara Lillian Killough and local visits by Miss Pei Duke, Mrs Dorton and Mr Lloyd Dorton, with Houston visitors E R Harris and family.
A garbled text passage from a Sealy News page presents stray names, towns, and personal references with many missing letters. The jumbled items mention locations like Cab Spring and Yorke Ave, with unclear events or dates, resembling a disrupted public notice or obituary fragment.
Fragmentary text describes experiments on mental illness and shock therapy using headgear and headphones. Mentions University of Rome and various researchers. details are unclear and interwoven with garbled phrases.
The YWCA Girls of the Baptist Church will hold a food sale Saturday morning. A bountiful supply of pastries and pies will be offered with prices announced at the event. Proceeds will support church activities and missions.
The Treseytertan Ladies gathered Monday at the FeuPe for their weekly greens event and social. Reports noted wack on Theneas and plans to visit with Che hinnie ar Mes Bacay Hivehter Me and Mrs. dt, Die Wr and Charette Meath Mrs CP Movie on ere.
Mr and Mrs PON Davidson hosted a weekend with their daughters and relatives including Mr and Mrs Bill Hall and Mr and Mrs Aso Nast and baby Mary Casolyn of Touston. W B Moffman of Freer joined Mrs Herbers family, and A L Wuttmund of Houston, former Eagle Like residents, visited friends here. They will occupy a Houston home on West Lamar for February. Around Mrs WAL Dallas and Theme visited Maclin on Friday.
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