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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1965
Page
1
Farmers and businessmen are invited to attend an agricultural tour in Columbus area Wednesday afternoon. The event, hosted by local farming groups, will depart promptly at 1:00 pm to view the recently completed water and pumping storage facilities in Sheridan.
The Chamber of Commerce promotes the Clean City campaign with a month long effort focusing on improving city cleanliness and cooperating with local residents. The drive runs through this week and next, urging participation in reports and improvements.
Report from Colorado County notes cotton ginning at Nada and Garwood on Tuesday afternoon. Early bales include 995 pounds purchased by Garwood Gin Co with Seifert as manager. cotton graded Watling 1 1/82 staple. Picking expected to expand by week end and next week, with rising production in Wharton and nearby areas.
Public hearing on the Garwood school budget will be held at the Garwood high school office on a Tuesday in January 1964. Officials will present the proposed budget and answer questions from residents.
The Lerly Lake Hith Schwul Twirlers depart Bundy for a Dallas camp. Drum major Gkidys Schenk leads, with twirlers Mary Ley Laughlin Jidy Exumel Dianna Baker and Vicki Pyed along for the event.
Thirty boys met new Eagle Lake High School coach Mike Newby and assistants for a get acquainted session. The Eagles will have a new staff led by Newby with back Robert Sokie and Kenneth Norris as assistants. The schedule opens Aug 16 with drills and August workouts as teams prepare for the season.
The Colorado County Federal Savings and Loan Association in Columbus reports assets of 25,481,674.56 with total assets rising by 9,970,379.20 over the past four years. In December 1955 assets stood at 15,511,235.23 and by June 1965 they reached 25,441,614.56, marking substantial growth. Sam E. Seymour serves as president with E G Miller as vice president and W E Lenhart as secretary-treasurer. directors include C A D Butts, H R Wright, and others from Columbus and surrounding areas.
A Columbus area youth, 18, was stabbed during a race riot between five Neuro and four white youths at a pool parking area. The assailant used a knife, wounding the victim in the nose and stomach as police investigated. County authorities anticipate charges after witness testimony. suspects released pending outcome.
The CVLL All-Stars face Columbus in the Area I tournament opening game at 6:00 pm in Weimar. Second-round action features Weimar leads Twin City at 6:40 pm with semifinals and final set Friday morning.
Players line up for a July 23 donkey baseball game at the youth baseball park. The Jaycees challenge a nun composed of Belariana and Lions In Ule to the contest managed by Har od Hashe with listed players including Bobby Joe Marzalia Gene Hipp Gus Garten Monte Hunter and more as volunteers prepare on site
State Parks and Wildlife Commission to close spike buck season in Garwood County after Rep. Jungmichel pushes for tighter control. Landowners express displeasure with limits, permits to be capped, and enforcement to be strict to curb overharvest.
Colorado County commissioners set a bid opening Friday at 10:00 am for a concrete pile driven bridge on Farm Road 43 in Oakland area Precinct 2. The 28 foot long bridge will have 24 foot overall width and cross a small creek.
Readable text shows Mrs Atle Carley planning a move to a new home just off Clipgon Road on the city's northern edge. Chirk Construction Co. serves as contractor for the project.
The Eagle Lake Chamber of Commerce met to explore a public dumping ground for residents and nearby areas. The plan aims to deter roadside trash and beach litter while inviting broader community input and committee appointments.
The First Baptist Church invites the public to view Billy Gritman Pint Worlds Fairs Accent at 7 30 p m this Sunday evening. A nursery will be available for small children and additional Sunday events are planned for August including lamp light services and a youth drama night.
An ASCS official warned rice producers of potential crop reductions under a pending plan. He described a proposed two price system and a certificate program, noting administration aims to cut rice program costs by about 340 million and adjust support prices for 100 pounds of rice shipped.
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