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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1942
Page
5
A garbled church column lists Mount Schoale Memorial Methodist and First Baptist Church notices. It mentions worship at 445 a.m. and evening services, youth fellowship, and a memory meeting. Text is garbled but conveys routine church announcements for the current week.
Church invites all to worship with brief schedule: preaching Sunday at 11:00 a.m. Evening Service on Sunday afternoon. Thisday Night features Young People's gathering. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Fragmentary church notice indicates Pastor G Wolf of American Lutheran Church conducted Sunday service on March 8 with song and sermon elements. Preschool or Sunday School activities noted and women’s missionary mailing perhaps referenced. Details are incomplete but reflect regular worship and church groups.
Roy Wooster, pastor, leads the Christ Episcopal Church Eagle Lake mission study on Thursday night with Sunday School at 10 a.m.
The bulletin lists Mass at Our Lady of Perpetual Help at eight thirty nine Sunday. It notes a lesson session in Chest Sewntist chapels and a sermon titled How we not in fame. It also mentions evangelical worship with a weekly service and study meeting in the evening.
The Presbyterian Lakes Auxiliary held a Tuesday afternoon meeting at the church with roll call and discussion focused on business for the group. The next gathering will be at the church, with the Martha Class meeting on Friday night. extended stewards’ meeting followed by a board session with C. W. Nispel. No social events occurred due to sorrow in steward R. P. Wilcow’s home.
Episcopal Guild met with Mrs. Joe Lee McCreary Mast on Tuesday afternoon. The session opened with the Litany led by president Mrs. F. M. Dromgnole, with questions on the Bible and Prayer Book between two sections. Thirteen members attended, and hosting duties rotated among members for future sessions.
Mr Rovian and Mrs Pies attended the Penn Workers Conference with McCarty at night near Horizons. The record notes attendances and involvement of local participants in the event.
The Baptist Church sponsors a revival kick off on Wednesday March Tithe WOM with all church members invited. Circles hold separate prayer meetings at 7 p.m. at homes of Mrs Horace McRee and Mrs O L Mill. Devotional leaders are named for each group.
Edward Lane Mooney, age ten, celebrated with a noon Monday dinner at home. Sisters Miss Mary Catherine and Paddy Sue Mooney attended along with Miss Edith Tanner and Alma Gold. Guests included Dorothy Keding Kay Kearney Janice Davis Wayne Harriston Walter Frnka and more. Father Wallace attended and guests enjoyed chicken dressing cranberries celery yams corn pers fced tea coffee cake ice cream and cookies. The event was hosted by the honored guest's mother Mrs FE RB. Relatives and guests from Greeneville Tennessee visited prior to travel home.
The First Baptist Church hosted a nautical themed senior class banquet in the Undercroft, seating over twenty guests with white and blue decor. Rev. Dwight Curtis of Baylor University gave a highly praised address, with music by Harolth Campa and a menu of ham, beans, potatoes, rolls, salad, cake, and iced tea.
Notices say L P Bunge continues to improve steadily and may be moved from Albert Schuhmann Hospital in East Bernard today or tomorrow. Mr and Mrs W W Pennell visited Houston this week for their hospitalized daughter Mary and expect to return home soon. Duane Braun arrived from nearby headquarters to attend his uncle Dr J Wintermann’s services.
Miss Frances Krause and Miss Lillian Wheeler spent time in Houston enjoying the orchestra program of Wayny King and visiting with the Ins family. They were in Houston Monday and reported that both are past illnesses and better this week.
Joe D. Lina offers Paris based repair services for veterinary rings and related equipment. Contact details and service scope follow.
Community notices list residents like Mr and Mrs G Ef Northington and families traveling for shaughter, church visits, and school events. social updates mention Miss Ghelys Koolne Lillie returning to school, Mrs Chenehim of Calur Bis hosting weekend guests, and Northington residents visiting Houston, Waco, and Fort Worth.
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