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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1966
Page
11
Readers discuss the process for selecting future Federal Bureau of Investigation directors subject to Senate confirmation. Emphasis appears on avoiding political appointments and keeping the choice within Justice Department limits.
Mrs. Dan Seaholm presented her piano students in a recital Tuesday April 26 at 4 00 PM in her room. Mothers and grandmothers attended as students performed pieces including Fairy Court The Fox Hunt The Campbell s Are Coming Lit He Bo Peep Always Chasing Rainbows Glow Won The Breakers Stouthearted Men Emgero Song and Ballade. Beverages were served.
A pickup driven by Geo Crim and a 1985 Chevrolet driven by Lannie Zatopek collided at the East Main Street and FM 102 intersection. The vehicles reportedly merged through the intersection with one turning and striking another, resulting in damage.
Chris Tell of the Colorado County tax office in Caturbas died in his sleep Friday morning. He lived in Wal Mar and had long employment with the Bosttcher company. Funeral and burial were held in Weimar Sunday afternoon. He is survived by his wife Olea.
The report items include four checks for 23.25 dollars issued to Uizzie Boston and a 22.49 dollar check. A fourth case mentions Ruben's Grocery. Another entry records Max Wilson issuing a bad five dollar check to Rabel Shell Service Station in Weimar.
Fagle Lake Garden Club schedules an all day meeting and a covered dish dinner at Mrs Hattie Carter's home on Wednesday May 31. Members assemble at Mrs W G Darby’s at 10 15 a m before departure for Carter's. President Mrs BE Moosiey urges attendance for fellowship and officer elections. Each member to bring a covered dish.
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