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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1963
Page
4
In a batch of letters from Lake County readers, citizens praise and critique the proposed bank reform. They express concern about local employment, banking oversight, and the impact on Fort Worth area financial stability, urging clear examination by banking commissioners and public accountability.
Deborah class gathered with Mrs Caylor for a devotional meeting led by Mrs HK Campbell. Mrs Henman Boothe delivered a devotional on Wher Privilege of Work, quoting from Proverbs Corinthians and the Entisians, with fourteen members and three visitors present.
The Eagle Lake Knights of Columbus announce curb service for chicken barbecue to go this Sunday June 23. Dine in at 7 9 am? proceeds support community activities with rain plan at the Community Center.
Mrs. Bob Strunk plans to see two films on Saturday June 22 2014 at Rice Theatre. Mrs. Rupert Lange visits Houston on Sunday to spend time with Dorothy Ionking in Memorial Hospital where surgery occurred. Mies Hopkins is identified as daughter of Prod Hopkins.
Eagle Lake High School twirlers join a weeklong camp at Cornus Christians Monday through Saturday led by Dixie Walker Reed Mijorette Marilyn Meitzen and Linda Thomas Robbin Griffith Kay Duniels Tommie Thornton. The Barle Lake Baptist youth group returns from New Mexico with renewed religious ideas.
Mr and Mrs Gardner Seahalm owners of the Rice Theatre in Eagle Lake awarded two canaries and cages to theatre patrons Friday and Monday as a feature of the movie Yellow Canary. The canary Pat earned by Pat Boone was awarded to Miss Nancy Lehrer. Barbara Eden’s canary Babs went to Mrs Robert Diaz. Numerous guests attended Father’s Day events and a class reunion, with several locals hosting and visiting in Bay City and Houston.
A reissue of the science fiction classic Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea screens this Thursday and Friday at the Hive Theatre in Eagle Take. The film stars Walker Pheean Joanie Tine Barbara Eden Petey 11 Robert Sterling Michael Ansar and Frankie Avalon as audiences chase the dramatic atomic submarine spectacle in Cinema Scope Deluxe.
Four students from Eagle Like are among 314 registered at Sam Houston State Teacher College for the first six weeks of the summer term. The total exceeds last year’s summer enrollment of 2,281 by over 100 percent in a decade. Names include Judy Clipsim Teddy Reese Clement Fichter Onan Taylor from Eagle Lake and William Revs Emmet Rohwer Verne Schoelimann from Garwood. From Nada Lillian Kubesth, from Rock Island Annie Girndt and Frank Dents, Jesse Vawter from Sheridan attend.
The article notes Boy Scouts and Scouts from the counties join a patriotic program with Liberty Bells to mark American independence. It mentions allegiance to the Boy Scouts of America and includes references to Flag Day June 14 and Independence Day activities, urging community participation.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Himick of San Antonio visited last Thursday to meet their seven day old adopted son born weighing five pounds twelve ounces and named Tesaph Oscar. They traveled with friends and relatives including the Zabradnick and Newsom families and others from Clemelile and Baytown.
Herbert Jaessir is invited to see the film Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea at the Mice Theatre on Way or Friday in June 2028 starring Walter Pidgeon and Joan Fontaine.
Mr and Mrs Walter Basse from Bakersfield California visit sister Mrs Ernit Schindler and family The Basses were in the area 45 years ago Mr and Mrs Elmer Schindler hosted them with a Friday evening gathering at Great Rome Shop Headlights Clessitiwdal
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