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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1952
Page
9
A church notice notes Easter season events with Holy Communion and church school in Zion, inviting all parishioners to attend as part of Easter observances. The text references teachings from Mary Baker Eddy and Christian Science materials, indicating spiritual guidance and a call to righteousness.
Pastor Durney and the Columbia Lutheran Church plan a Bible centered service theme drawn from Romans about everlasting punishment and the fast that pleases God. The message invites readers to break oppression, lift burdens, and free the oppressed with light breaking like morning.
Activities highlight National Family Week observed by churches nationwide. Plans call for fellowship meals and a large congregational gathering at the Educ ashional Building due to weather. Children’s school programs and golf event details are noted for Austin area participants.
An informal Presbyterian Circle gathering was held Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Mat or Eeshmeme as hostess. Guests enjoyed cake, iced tea, coffee, nuts and candied confections served in a warm, social setting.
At Christ Church Ruley Rentor ure will start a Sunday instruction for children next month at 7 00. The instruction may cover basic topics and faith teachings in a simple program designed for youngsters.
The Carist Episcopal Church announces a monthly sevensong service next Wednesday evening at seven oclock followed by a parish supper. Faithful from the community are invited to attend and share in the observance and meal.
A county court action seeks judgment for $351.32 based on loans and merchandise. Trial scheduled for 16 8 at 9:00 in Columbus county court with G. alternig representing the plaintiff. The case references Mrs. C. P Hoyo Monkiny and mentions visitors in the home as context.
Circle II of the Coy Memorial Methodist Church entertained seniors with a Monday night picnic at Eagle Lake Park. A menu of hot dogs, wieners and buns, potato salad, baked beans, desserts, home made ice cream, and cake was served.
Baptist Homemakers and husbands from First Baptist Church met at Oakcrest Camp for a covered dish supper. Mrs R D Swearingen led devotionals, Mrs R L Dineen presided, and Miss Anna Lee Swearingery led the Hammes charge. Twenty-nine attended as they sang Blest Be The Tie That Binds.
The senior MYF group of the Cully Memorial Methodist Church met Sunday afternoon in Flatella at 200. Mack Dowdy of Eagle Lake was elected president of the sub district. After the business meeting a film titled Book of Faith was shown.
The Women of the Church at First Presbyterian hosted a social gathering at Mrs AL Baring's home with Ms Baring Mrs S C Boothe and Miss Lora Baring as hostesses. They recited prayers and sang hymns, enjoyed a Bible quiz, and planned activities for Tuesday due to the Wheisvang Community Council meetings.
Catholic Altar Society of Our Lady of Perpetual Help entertained the Sonley Class of the High School with a dinner on Tuesday April 22 due to rain the event moved to Club Montesu. The menu included fried chicken potato salad green beans and cake. Guests included the high school faculty and their spouses. Many games followed after the meal.
The Women's Auxiliary Guild of Christ Episcopal Church met in the Parish House on Tuesday at 3:00 p m with Mrs A F Wasbert presiding. After a brief business session and benediction a social hour was held. No meeting will be held on the May Friendship List Tuesday.
The Catholic Altar Society will host a bake sale on Saturday May 3. Pies cakes and kolaches will be available at Spalinger Handware. Proceeds support parish activities.
A card of thanks from George C. Edds expresses sincere appreciation to the doctors and nurses of the Lanishlin hospital and to friends for their kind attention during illness. The note quotes Philippians 4 8 and asks readers to remember virtue.
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