Women Church Services Mark World Prayer Day
Fragmented text outlines women from churches joining in World Prayer Day observances. Readers see mentions of meals and gatherings, with unclear segments implying coordinated services or rituals.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1949
Page
6
Fragmented text outlines women from churches joining in World Prayer Day observances. Readers see mentions of meals and gatherings, with unclear segments implying coordinated services or rituals.
Morning services announced for the First Presbyterian Church with Rev Albert Brown, pastor. Robert Dirway to preach at the morning worship hour. Sunday activities include worship service and prayer service with training and devotion sessions.
A jumble of church schedules and events from several Plano area churches. Details include Mass times, Sunday worship, youth meetings, and special speaker events across Saint Angolo, Memorial Methodist, and First Baptist Church, with notes on revival services, missionary society circles, and a cholera-era themed program.
A fragmentary notice recalls a social afternoon at a Stanford area home. Hosts served refreshments including cake and coffee. Attendees included Mrs. G. and Thoras, with sisters Mrs. H. S. White of East Bernard and Mrs. A. McMillen among others.
The Mt Olive Hophe revival period continues with nightly services led by Rev. W H Dudley of Bethel Baptist Church Mouston Texas. About thirty people joined in January eight nights, with two by Ran and ten by Caristian expert. Free transportation aided attendance as the church supplied seats to capacity.
Presbyterian Women of the Church presided by Mrs J C Willis conducted a Tuesday meeting in the Sunday School room. Members read church newsletters, a program on pargeting our time was presented, and talks covered scripture and lesson sermons. Twenty four Romemasters Class members met with Mrs M W Pane, a short business meeting followed with decorations and refreshments.
Cab Scouts hike from Scout Hall to Boothe Park on a warm Mardy afternoon after school. They were chaperoned by Mrs. J. D. Lund and Den Mother Mrs. Taylor, with activity snacks provided. Mrs. Ralph Thomas stayed in Laughlin Hospital, while Mrs. Thomas and her mother traveled toward Marlin for Mrs. Thomas health, and several locals attended a funeral in Yoakum for B. Frankam.
Miss Herma Dene Troffman spent the week end in Austin with her sister Miss Austin Bell Hoff. Many local residents hosted and visited relatives including Mrs. Penel Clipsut and Miss Anna Lee Sweeringyn. A college admin officer joke note closes with humor on recommendations.
Contributions for the Red Cross drive are being accepted this week at key locations. Representatives from Christ Episcopal Church and First Baptist Church staffed drives at the Post Office area on Wednesday, with additional volunteers scheduled at Catholic Church and Colle Momociak.
Wayne LeCrane Find Scout Executive led a training session for Cub Scout leaders on den meeting skills. Present were Miss Lina Mrs JW Brishois and Cub master J J Rosprin with another session planned for early April to prepare for the upcoming camping and weeklong den meetings.
The Mayte Lake Lions Club sponsored a local contest at Marey 300 NL My Thampsot, featuring judges AL hurmate and others. The event highlighted a 1948 motor picture titled Allstar Baseball Gune and Bas kotha Theals, with prizes and community attendance noted.
A garbled dialogue recalls a rural wedding scene with twins discussed by the couple and kin. A farmer advertises a Studebaker sedan, noting good tires and new paint, with contact for C. P. Boggess at Farmers Equipment Co.
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