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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1943
Page
5
The El Campo Rice Milling Co observes its 40th anniversary with about 500 attendees. Leaders note progress since 1908, highlighting growth in South Texas, steady employment, and expanding sales while expressing optimism for the next forty years.
The notice lists church services across locations with Sunday and holiday observances. It references July Fourth and upcoming services, urging congregations to attend and noting holiday plans.
A church notice mentions Pastor Sunniey Jay Ny Stinekiy Sohal and others with weekly services and a note about sermons for the coming week. The fragment references heat and fees but lacks full context or dates. The readable portion highlights church leadership and upcoming week schedule.
A reader notes the Lesson-Sermon includes a passage from Mary Baker Eddy's Health with Key to the Scriptures and questions obedience to divine authority. The text cites a Biblical line about obedience and the army of Jehovah, with page references.
Colly Memorial Methodist Church announces day classes for all ages. Morning worship at 10 50 a m. Friday service at 7 p m. Evening service at 7 30 p m with a fiery communion rite led by Rev G A Schulze pastor.
A small church notice from Eagle Lake lists Rev. A W Didner and a service time in a garbled message. It mentions an event on a Sunday in 1443 and references a post service or after mass gathering. Names and exact details are unclear due to OCR issues.
Sunday School at 10 a m and Morning Worship at 11 a m at Lissie Evangelical Church led by Rev F M Bayles with certificates to attendees. Church members announce a Ford sale by Union Gas Company office Saturday July 3 at 2 o clock. tickets urged for purchases.
The text records a Presbyterian Auxiliary gathering with mention of Mire OT TE Linley as president and references to devotional duties, a church seating arrangement, and a plan for next sessions. It notes a Sunday service and upcoming helper roles within the group.
At the president’s residence Mollie Davidson hosts a Baptist Women meeting with Timetth Benevotence, Frank Davidson assisting. Guests discuss a Taner project, Daphne’s Hanne, a mantled website, talk of cake, and social duties during the session.
Mrs A Po Tichert presided as president with Mrs J Shack lett of Houston attending. Six members met to plan church work and decide biweekly meetings and to drop refreshments during the period. The next gathering is set for July 13 with Mrs Maury Davis.
A covered dish lawn supper at the Methodists Church recreation building Friday evening provided an enjoyable social event. An out of town visitor, W. S. Werlla of New Plains, shared in the hospitality and the gathering featured generous portions of fruit and watermelons.
Friday afternoon a Mary-Martha Slass meeting at Mrs. G A Seaham's home followed a successful rummage sale last Saturday raising about $35.09. Donations helped the event, with Joe Lunas and Beckman Drug Stores starting sales at noon Sunday. Ezra Jonni and Gene Durhin attended.
The report lists surgical, medical, and personnel notes from Laughlin Hospital. Names such as Reese, Mrs Beigua Aki Menten, Stanley Vee Neri Smin, Mire Wattles Muibvini, and Jed Scott appear among staff and patients. Dismissals and changes in staff are noted amid fragmented entries.
A garbled column lists visitors and personal notices from Garwood area. It mentions Mrs and Mr Henry Schilling and family, visits to Modesto and Sealy, a daily vacation Bible School opening with enrollment of 28, and various attendees from Cape Ton to Houston. The piece also notes travel stories to Spokane and Denver, a funeral in El Campo, and local social updates hosting relatives and neighbors.
Mrs A Seaholm hosted guests over the weekend with Mero and Mrs Paul Manning McDonald of Orange. Mrs McDonald, formerly Miss Minuelle Foster, is the granddaughter of Mrs Seaholm. The visit was enjoyed though brief. Mr and Mrs Raymond Taylor and daughter Patty Ann joined return to Clos oard. Mrs Annie and Mary Leu spent two weeks with Mrs EW Hant.
Mixed garbled listings show items for sale and wanted notices including household goods tools and livestock. Several partial names and places appear such as Texas Colorado Columbus and Houston with dates and prices. overall content is unreadable in parts but indicates a bustling classifieds page with wants and offers.
Public advisory indicates Cooper's Service shifts near closure with Monday through Sunday schedule changes. Nonsensical donor text mentions Jew Lami's Drug Store, Hockinga's Deus Stare, and sale notices with prices and items like cotton duster and Maske bake.
A local church event and community notices are reported with(name) Miss Tegelin Hidde and Mrs. Glen Sundermain praised for framing a fine program. Updates include hospital stays and recoveries for Alvin Wiese and Nethie Smith, along with family visits and travel between Lissie, Muskogee, and Fredericksburg.
A garbled note recalls Millard Tirishinis and family planning a Sunday outing in New Bronitebs. fragments mention Mrs dW and RoI Thea dad, with references to a store and Hosiery line, but details are unclear.
Farmers and certified canners join a USDA program to maximize 1948 vegetable production. The plan offers price supports to growers and calls for certified processing plants to operate at capacity. State War Bureaus assist in securing contracts and labor, ensuring civilian and military needs are met.
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