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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1935
Page
8
Local business promotes fruit trees Evergreens shrubs shades and baby chicks in a catalogue. Readership can order fruit fat Rosa plants and related garden varieties from Shamseys Nursery.
The county agent reports to local committee members on the cotton contract program. Talks highlight service rendered and adjustments, with instructions on filing papers and contract reductions to speed up processing.
Fragmented farm report and social notes mention Mayday events and community meetings. Names such as Jon Bieri Spey and Mrs Jorn CPapu appear among scattered references with little context. The piece hints at school and church activities and a planned game with Vox Baptist Sandy, but details are unclear.
Chesterville residents Mr and Mrs tae Gini Miss Eleanor Norma and families plan a move to Hal Iertsville and Sweet Home next week. The Click family and Swen Hont express thanks while Oluk plans a new Ratchey route venture. Qhas P Salladay and Mrs A Senbola visit. Russell Salladay and Louis Austin from Bagle Lake call on Mrs T Magrite and son Clarence.
A Sunday visit featured Mrs Murfile and her parents Mr and Mrs James Tellato along with brothers Clarence and Sylvester, entertained relatives including Buck and wife and Louis and wife. Also present were Mr and Mrs Elton Davidson and Lenoya, all from Houston, plus Mrs Momesday and Mrs M Larsen of Eagle Lake.
Social notes describe Alma Dale Pinchback as hostess for a Neighborhood Bridge gathering with guests including Mildred, Alice Priestmeyer, and J.R. Pinchback. Prizes awarded for high scores and a guest prize deck of cards. Attendees listed alongside family members and local residents amid festive refreshments and chatter.
A bridal shower was held Wednesday for the bride to be Mrs. don Rueisk in W Avalier area. Guests enjoyed gift items and recitations while refreshments included jel sad pickles and hot beverages. The couple plans a honeymoon via the Panama Canal and the event featured community members in attendance.
Mrs Z L Grodhous t returned from Houston with daughters Rey and J O Young spent Thursday and Friday here visiting Mr and Mrs F H Reger. Nina Comley and sons Harold and Wayne and Mrs O Neal from Damen and W H Eversale of Sweet Home were Sunday guests of Eversale Blaine Nivewander Joy Foster and Mr Paul Jearnigan of Houston were guests of ME and Mrs M Nivewander and family. Mrs Arthur Milentz and son Bobbie of Liberty were weekend relatives here. Mr and Mrs Jasper Poorbaugh and family were guests of their parents Mr and Mrs B F Poorhaugh. Mrs Milton Menery and daughters 5 Netice Kipland weekend here. WK Wail.
The church lists Sunday School at 9 60 a m and worship at 7 30 p m with preaching at 2 00 p m Mid-Week Prayer Service every Wednesday at 7 20 p m Pastor W Thompson urges attendance at all services in the notice.
Sunday school at 10:00 morning worship and sermon at 7:30 evening prayer Holy Communion on Wednes day 843 p m Weekly services and notices include a children's service Thursday ta p m The Ladies Guild meets and an article mentions Mrs Vance Duncan as presenting an interesting program at Cartan Callege parish community events scheduled with a welcoming invitation
The text notes a Baptist church event with Rev LM Logan delivering a sermon this year at the Baptist W. Me location. It lists Mesdimes B. L. Stephens and D. W. ice as deacons and other church members in attendance, indicating church leadership and service details.
A fragmentary note describes Methodist Woman's Missionary Society events with names and accounts of meetings. Details are unclear due to damaged text but reference to local speakers and foster-care arrangements appear.
The company reports 1934 revenues of 364 091 and operating expenses rising due to NRA provisions. Retirement reserve climbs to 795 952.22, up from 1992, with storms and higher operation costs driving losses. Interest, taxes, and depreciation add to expenses as the firm resumes preferred dividends on August 1.
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