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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1970
Page
6
Two Houstonians and a Robstown pair plan a large resort subdivision to span about 12 miles along the Soto-Mullins tract. The proposal envisions a major development with mixed uses and expanded amenities, aiming to attract tourism and investment to the Weimar region.
The Patricia Orsak School of Dance announces its Spring Recital on May 18 1970 at 6 15 p m in Garwood Elementary School Gym. Students include Lois and Alexia Bunge Jaff Barger Pam Cranek Snaria Popp Michaelanne Hefner Ricky Miller Judy Bings Elizabeth Berger Dabbie Thompson Mary Ann Miller Sherry Krenek Nina Zhranek Sheryl Abell Beth Raley Jac e and Brenda Kalling Sharon Zhranek Donza Lankless Pepey Stallman Becky Stenke. Public is cordially invited.
The WEIC Fine Arts Department announces events through May 25 including Arts Week programs. On Thursday May 1 at 8:30 pm students from the Opera Department present excerpts they have staged and directed under supervision of Derry Long. Performances will feature instrumental pieces and drawings in the Fine Arts Building.
Fragmentary text mentions Cant and Mrs Adams adopting a son named George or related names. No clear dates places or organizations. likely a brief notice with insufficient readable content to confirm full details.
An unusual notice lists beauty treatment items with a range of products and a price noted as CE £ 2502. The fragment mentions drugs and cosmetics in a sale context, with unclear full details.
Fenner Roth, social security district manager, urged Houston residents to use a new service to apply for monthly benefits, change address, or ask questions by calling 226-5151. He said most business can be handled over the phone, possibly saving a trip to the office and offering help with Medicare inquiries.
Wiliam LE Spalinger a Southwestern Life Insurance Company representative in Eagle Lake and M. P. Spalinger were in Dallas for Southwestern Life's 3570 Convention. They were guests for four days from April 5 to 8. Spalinger earned the trip through outstanding sales and service over the past 15 months and joined other top agents in Dal las for sessions on nonfinancial planning and life insurance talks.
A Mother's Day event at Mrs. Ade Finney's Ramsey residence drew several families. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Vecera and their family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Flaner and family from Eagle Lake, and Mr. and Mrs. Mantel Beck and family from El Campy.
A local advertisement announces a 24 hour prescription service at Mic Engle Like Drugs. The brief item notes extended hours for urgent medication needs and a contact point for customers seeking round the clock pharmaceutical assistance.
Gulf Coast cattlemen can skip the growing-out phase by targeting a 600 pound weaning weight. Dr. Hagen Lispke of Texas A&M University notes higher cow costs now push producers toward heavier calves. Four factors cited: Brahman British crossbreeding, pasture improvement, winter calving, and nine to ten month weaning. Angleton station calves reach 600 pounds and move directly to feed sets.
A report from a Methodist Older Adults conference at the Likeslew Camp near Pales Nne Texas May 5 through 7. Guests from Warren Briggs and Everett [senhower groups] joined by Mrs Armit Thomas and Mrs Glen Sunderman toured the camp grounds and joined Bible Drill, entertainment by Longview group, a Tacky Party, and a Thursday workshop on Christian service. Forty attended a Spelling Bee and the event closed with Holy Communion in the Peace Chapel before departure Friday morning.
The South Texas Chamber of Commerce holds its annual spring board of directors meeting in Houston May 16 with a full schedule covering progress reports on the Great South Texas promotion program and plans for individual projects to boost the region's image. Early registration shows strong attendance across the 50 county service area.
Linda Sue Hemphill, daughter of Mr and Mrs W Hemphill of Markham Texas, will marry Billy Wayne Lee, son of Mr and Mrs W W Lee of Abbeville Louisiana and formerly of Eagle Lake Texas. The ceremony is May 30 at Bay City Church of Christ. Hemphill is a senior in Petroleum Engineering at University of Texas Austin. Lee is a Texas A&M Petroleum Engineering graduate and is serving in the U S Army at Fort Hood Texas.
Harold Thomas spoke at Eagle Lake Rotary on his observations of the Apollo 19 mission from Cape Kennedy Florida. He described details of the launch and related travel by J R Thomas and others to Florida.
Mr. Thomas described the Apollo 11 launch as a real inspiring event. He showed colored slides from the launch and outlined the program objectives and facilities at Cape Canaveral visited by guests witnessing the launch.
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