Baptisl Bible School Start At 3 00 A M Monday
A local baptismal Bible school is scheduled to begin at 3 00 A M on Monday with changes affecting meeting nights in the coming weeks.
09 Jun 1950
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1950
Page
1
A local baptismal Bible school is scheduled to begin at 3 00 A M on Monday with changes affecting meeting nights in the coming weeks.
Wednesday at 8 o clock a boosters meeting is planned to organize the band. Officials hope to cord in the week and note the event, with organizers aiming to enlist support and discuss arrangements for the band.
Rev. J. R. Durway attends graduation in Austin for his twin brother Bolin of the Aus. Presbyterian group. Durway later visited his family in Fort Worth, sharing the milestone and family ties across Texas communities.
A Catholic barbecue is planned for Sunday July 30 at Lake Whern Golf Course. Organizers expect entertainment and activities for attendees as they gather for a community event at the golf course.
A trade oriented reflection urges residents of Eagle Lake to value local commerce and institutions. It notes public schools churches and banks as community assets built by home trade and warns that abandoning local shops and services weakens town prosperity. The message emphasizes patronizing local merchants to sustain town values and growth.
Chesterville will feature the Dodd twins on the Fay and Gaye Morning program on Eagle Ramu Hour from NAN to part of the morning. The sisters will sing Need You and a sentimental journey with a 4 duo performance. Mayor Pro tem Chir and other officials are to be interviewed during the segment.
Varafion Bible School at Episcopal Church with students and several adults including John Lotz and Mrs Jor Lee. Mentions B.C. Middlebrook Mr Dromecole Mrs H C Fitzgerald Mrs G C Duncan and Mr Fete Reading as participants. Reading and schooling activities noted with local stem schoolers.
Weather records show six and a half inches of rain in June so far at the American Rice Growers office. A tornado visited Eagle Factor at month end, with heavy rainfall lingering through Friday and into the weekend. Locally, rainfall totals ranged from about 1.5 inches to over 4 inches in nearby areas, closing roads and prompting water on streets.
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions high school courses in a Texas town, increasing demand for nursing and other subjects. It notes Ripple family visiting Bellville while Mr Ripple was in Austin and references two sons. Names and details are unclear due to garbled input.
Gray Payne died Tuesday at home in Eagle Lake after a long illness. A retired resident, he had lived in Colorado County all his life, recently for 50 years in Eagle Lake. He was married to Lizzie Taylor and leaves a daughter Mrs Fr eakelmy, a son Oscar Payne, two sisters in Houston, and three grandchildren. Interment followed services at Mary Eliza October 1897 era details indicate burial near Brn with pallbearers named Spalinger, Bourke, Wath, Ann Bury, Lhd, and Payne family members.
John W. Dorenwis urged Austin area cotton growers to apply for USDA classing service through local offices or agricultural agents. Eligible farmers in the county improvement group may obtain applications at the Austin PMA offices or Bay 1140, with no cost.
Directors vote to approve a new R M A program facilities plan. Officials from Cham Cameterce oversee the project with six members present. The meeting resulted in approval of the proposed facilities and related arrangements.
Event line up includes horse riding, rodeo events, and a contest with bulls. Entry fee is five dollars sixty cents per event, close at four PM. Admission is one dollar twenty for adults and sixty cents for children, seats plentiful.
Rev E F Deutsch opens a week of services at the First Presbyterian Church in conjunction with United Evangelistic Advance. He will preach at 11 a.m. Sunday on If not Jesus then what and at 8 p.m. Vesners on The Basic Principle for salvation.
City leaders discuss parking options and other transit initiatives while residents Mr and Mrs George Vand daughter attend the funeral of Gray Payne, brother-in-law to Mr Taylor at Campo.
Local column mentions Bob Powell known as Alamo Powell involved in sales of windows and related items. Brief, informal town chatter notes on a discount question and recent purchases. No formal event or dates established.
Three month old Jerry Wayne Kohleffel son of Mr and Mrs Alvin W Kohleffel died Monday June 3 at 12 20 pm in Caney Valley Hospital Wharton after two weeks illness He was born March 13 1850 in Leal City area His health declined after birth with a brief period of apparent health The obituary notes the bereaved parents and local relations with limited readable details.
The Rev Allisor assumes Methodist pastor duties in the local church, taking over leadership and spiritual guidance for the congregation. Ries Al assists during the transition as the new pastor settles into duties and community engagement.
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