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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1927
Page
5
The article urges Methodist congregations in East Texas to return to tithe-based giving, arguing for systematic offerings aligned with ability. It notes past vitality of church work when gifts supported the Lord's work, calls for education in disciplined giving, and mentions recent social visiting by local families and church members.
The First Presbyterian Church of Alvin prepares to host the Tay City District Spring Christian Endeavor Convention April 5 9 10. Delegates from Brazoria Colorado Fort Bend Jackson Lavaca Matagorda Wharton counties expected with speakers from across Texas including Huppert known as dark Huppe. Program features spiritual addresses study periods mistepp roathomi fellowship and fun. Alvin pictured on the state highway midway between Houston and Galveston awaits attendees for a weekend of good time and lessons.
The Mixdan pity Society held its regular meeting at the Methodist church on Tuesday afternoon. Mr Wilson presented a most charming musical display. Ten members and two visitors attended, including Miss Margaret Dutths who is a UT at Denton.
A 1920s farm bulletin quotes Clinton urging farmers to test fertilizer use with check plots, advocating 100 pounds of acid phosphate and 50 pound bag mixing, and keeping records to prove fertilizer payoffs. It notes lime and lead arsenate sprays for fruit trees, disease warnings for crops, and a pest note about the tobacco hornworm with nicotine-based control.
Tanner Walker and Gus Williams bought 39 head of registered Hereford cattle in Johnson City last week. About thirty head remain registered in the herd as the buyers announce these bulls will boost home sale prospects and raise cattle values. Willie Strass and G M Jackson promote the livestock, urging that better bulls mean bigger fortunes and stronger herds. The note warns the seraph bulls may be leaving the business soon.
Mr and Mrs Anton Sheobirt hosted a Tarheeme dinner Sunday with guests including Mrs Anton Mearty and fowdy of ANnyton, Wed Bra don family of Mentz, Kotzebee family of Hernardy, and Joe Golder of Engle hake. Miss Tatura Recea visited Glidden while Mrs Wot Braden and daughter called on Mrs Jesse Wobslaw. Winnie Walker wedding mentioned.
Mr 1 0K Roberts and Misa Catherine spent Friday and Saturday visiting In Floisten. The pair enjoyed local sights and shared time with residents during the weekend outing.
Attendance rose above expectations last Sunday amid rough weather. The second quarter meeting is set for April with Dr. Barton presiding. A missionary program links with regular lessons as the pastor conducts Proschin? at 11200 Moan and TAS pom. New brother Ervin Cook welcomed at home. Wilson, Pastor, Houston visit.
A vintage style jumbled ad touts California Syrup as a remedy for stomach issues and bowel concerns. It urges mothers and children to use the product, promises genuine taste, and repeats slogans about correct dosing and reassurance.
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