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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1953
Page
9
A fragmentary church page lists services, pastors, and meeting times for numerous congregations including Si, Baeg s Catholic Church, Colup Memorial Methodist, First Presbyterian, Union, and Eagle Lake Gospel Mission. It notes worship schedules, prayer meetings, Sunday school times, and special services across days and evenings in various towns.
Eagle Lake Texas Rev G Wolf pastor announces church school on Saturday at 9 am Vacation Bible School the first week in July no services on June 23rd Attend ordination in Columbus at 10 20 am and 7 30 pm Christian Science passages cited ponder universal governance and divine creation with references to Psalms 24 7 1 100 3 and a Bible and Science text excerpt mentioning Gea as creator and governor
Fragmentary devotional text on purity and cleanliness linking body mind and spirit. Mentions Psalms 31:10 and quotes from various authors with unclear attribution. Contains garbled phrases and stray names, reflecting damaged OCR. The piece emphasizes inner purity reflecting outward cleanliness.
The notice lists weekly church activities for Evangelical United Tretores UACACIT with Sunday School at 9 00 am Worship at 10 00 am Evening Worship 6 15 pm Fellowship and prayer meetings on Wednesdays at 7 30 pm Choir practice on Fridays and Saturdays with various youth groups led by named officers and sponsors.
The Women’s Missionary Council of Sip Assembly of God at Lake Chiron invites all to a bake sale Friday June 19 at the Texas Southeastern Gas Company farm. Proceeds come from pies and goods baked by members.
Reverend E V Long will deliver sermons at the Rabel ordination in Columbus on Sunday. The 7:30 pm service will feature Pastor Vetrien Habel preaching and celebrating his first communion. Invited guests will join in a covered dish dinner and Lent Supper after the services led by Pastor G Wolf.
The Episcopal Church school held its most successful summer session. Certificates were awarded to Senior class Mary Agnes Dromuccle Doris McCreary and Joan Ceoliiinte. Tum ar class Ben Reading Davis Rendwig Fat a Dromgoote Tom Laughin Denis Perker Susan Griffin Jeanp Lolz Karen Bailey. Evermediays class Joe Griffin Joe Herbert McCreary Carol Bath Well Dianne Duncan John Laughlin Paulette Balusek Sue Matthews. Primary class Ann Byormgoole Al Teedins Jeane Lynn Blevsaila Julia Pair Wells RJ Balusele Fulton Droste Soole and Regine Powell. After exercises church members thanked Ammonean Legion Swimming Fool for support.
Girele 1 WSCS of the Methodist Church met for their regular Tuesday gathering with Mrs G M Cason as hostess. Circle chair presided as thirteen members and guests attended. Lizzie Westmoreland gave the devotional. The group elected Mrs M Thomas as cycle captain and planned a July picnic at Lake Recreation Golf Course. Discussion covered the Elon Glut oie installation banquet on June 25 with Circle TL arranging catering. The after-meeting social featured a quiz and refreshments, plus a Digi watch gift from D Lome’s.
Looking back at a 24 year old Club Circle gathering at the home of Kir Alvin Wiese for the Woman's Society of Christian Legions Circle II. Minutes note spice cake coffee and tea served, with Mrs Pred P Prake elected as circle reporter and visitors from nearby families attending.
The article describes farm practices and crop yields in the district, including maize and maze yields per acre in 1948 and 1951, corn production in 1951 and 1952, and crop trials on Christen’s fields. It notes fertilizer use, pasture management, and planned seeding with King Ranch Bluestem.
Carl Christer, a cooperative observer for the Celanic Soil Conservation District, reported work southeast of Weimar. He describes his land improvements including legume cultivation and nutrient applications dating back to 1948 with corn yields of five bushels per acre and later phosphorus applications.
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