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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1926
Page
10
The notice invites parishioners to evening services and scripture prayers at the tabernacle. Baptist pastor Neal Ellis has organized five age based groups for congregants, meeting Sundays at 7 PM. Fourteen baptisms were reported at the Baptist church after Sunday evening services.
The next issue reveals features on Old San Antonio trail history and Lexa colonists, plus a leading world scene tale The Daily Industry in Texas and a boys and girls department. The governor critiques campaign rhetoric as the new edition highlights political coverage.
Local Houston performers labeled Baewong Fave entertain a receptive crowd on Saturday for Eagle Lake Boy Scout troop fundraiser. The program showcased young artists with strong voices and expressive performance, featuring popular songs and period costumes amid enthusiastic audience reaction.
Mr and Mrs Henry Harr ir Columbus were among the visitors Sunday evening. Vic Engelhard at Hagle Like Grain Oo noted a friendly gathering. The fragmentary report hints at a social occasion with local residents in attendance.
The Rev C C Daley officiated at the First Methodist Church as Miss Bess McLellan daughter of Dr and Mrs R L McLellan and Jack Potney of Dayton formerly of Bugle Lake exchanged ring vows Sunday at 3:00 pm. Aurelia McLellan served as maid of honor with bridesmaids Mildred Tuomison Alice Putney and Janie West amaveland. Attendants wore pink blue and georgette, flower girls wore white pink georgette, and a bridegroom and guests included many out of town relatives. The reception followed at the bride’s home with a large bridal cake and registry ledgers. The couple plan to reside in Dayton.
An early concert by Eagle larke'x group organized by BL Davis drew a crowd in the park on Monday. The performance featured a praised slow piece and lively numbers, with Mr. Vavie and Brghe Coleba noted for steady tempo. The band plans future shows and Davis will announce the next date in Headlight.
Mone Barrow son of Sr and Mrs Ve N Barrow was taken ill on Friday and on the following afternoon was removed to the Cures Valley Hospital at Wharton where he underwent an appendectomy. Reports from the hospital show he was not suffering severely but has been improving and is expected to recover enough to return home.
In a jumble of unreadable OCR text, details mention BIW at Durls Service Station and Bam Conn of M. Steinwell store taking a week off for visiting relatives and friends at Hovsto, with notes on Ford positions and installations and fabricated claims.
J. J. Pater of Columbus announces as a candidate for tax assessor of Colorado County, subject to the White Loyalty party. A former county treasurer, he urges voters to support him, promising careful attention to duties if elected and noting encouragement from across the county.
T B Eppa of Eagle Lake has purchased the former Light Day Service Station renamed Texas Service Station. He aims to provide superior auto service, keep all night hours, remodel the lunch room, and offer convenient amenities for motorists and residents of Richmond Castor.
Officers listed for Eugie Laird Chapter Order of the Ruslery Star meet Tuesday night. Names include Amy Huberts Yeing Tastall ing Stella Middlebrdick J. B. Moberts Lorena Kilewts Ilaiela Halts Carolyn Darby and many others listed as officers and staff in a fragmented roster.
Presbyterians and friends gathered at Lakeside Country on Monday evening for a church picnic. Rev. Paul Maw of Mewhel led the UM assembly as they shared fried chicken, tea, pies and other treats. Attendees from Cov omits and nearby towns planned future events and noted encampment at Palackis with expected visitors from here.
Saturday night after the rehearsal the Miss Mildrey Tomlinson of Wallis with her mother and Mrs Pennington hosted the wedding party and out of town guests. Confectionery tables were decorated in Shasta daisies and ferns to match the color scheme. Orange sherbet and jody lingers were served. A painted salad set was the bride’s gift.
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