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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1952
Page
6
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A report by Linda Powers describes a Girl Scout gathering led by Carl scouts and He Berane Fenderteer. The group spoke a motto and presented Girl Scout pins and wings. Refreshments included sandwiches cookies candy and punch, followed by a group photo.
A readable fragment lists First Baptist Church activities with Sunday School at 9:00 a.m. and worship services led by Rev J R Dawes. Mention of Eagle Lance Texan and others. additional notes reference Memorial Methodist Church and perpetual help chapel services on Sundays at 230 pan.
Community church notices list service times for Eagle Lare Gospel Mission and associated churches. Includes Sunday worship at 10:00, evening at 5:00, Sunday school, Bible study, youth classes, and midweek activities. Also notes confirmations, lectures, and guest attendees from Houston.
The Wesleyan Service Guild presents its newly elected officers, listing members and roles. Names include Sallie Jones and Mrs. Srom with nineteen members and a note about the group’s upcoming line with the new officers.
Women of the Church will hold a general meeting next Wednesday afternoon at the church with Mrs. Goneallman presiding. Mrs. Robert Martin presented the second lesson on Colossians and the program used Scripture and the Land’s Mass. The gathering closed with Mizpah prayer.
Members of the Garwood W.3.C.58 gathered at the Garyedd Methodist Church on May 7 for a program led by presiding officer Chapman. The meeting included a presentation titled Choose Your Week Day and noted plans for a Port Arthur delegation to attend Kerrville this summer. The group also selected Mrs Rees and Mrs Stallman to participate, with thirteen members and one visitor in attendance.
Fragmentary 16th century style notice speaks of ambassadors and reconciliation with a religious tone. The readable text hints at prayer and duty, urging steadiness and peace amid uncertainty. Named figures or places are not clearly identifiable in the preserved lines.
Rector Lutvetan Riley of Episcopal Church will deliver a public lecture on the subject this Saturday. The talk aims to clarify confirmation and its meaning for parishioners and the wider community.
The Women's Auxiliary Guild of Harbert Church met in the home of Mrs. Harbert with Mrs. Harbert presiding. A brief prayer and business session opened the meeting followed by refreshments. The group will meet next Tuesday at Mrs. Everett Hart's home at 3:00 p.m. Also Circle 2 of Colly Memorial Church plans a May 21 gathering at the home of Mrs. See Thomas with Mrs. Lee Larmijt to host.
Berean Class met at the church educational building Tuesday for a covered dish supper and business session with five guests attending. Members and guests enjoyed the social occasion. The group plans to meet again on the second Tuesday in June. Mrs J BR Thomas and daughter visited her parents in Gonzales last Saturday. Mesdames Harry Larson and Ben Stapleton made Houston visits Tuesday.
The City of Barle Lake calls for sealed duplicate bids by 7 00 p m Tuesday May 20 1952 for collection and disposal of garbage and trash per ordinance. Proposals require a 950 00 certified check payable to City as guaranty. Public bid opening and reading set in City Council Chamber. Copies of ordinances and bid forms available at City Hall.
Local ads promote Mother's Day gifts including Iifacé and roses hydrangea and sage arrangements. Prices start around 100 with hydrangea selections 182.95 and up. Shop offers delivery by calling Eagle Lake phone line. Also features piano store ad with credit adjuster contact AT-5373 and Tall Timiston listings.
Notice to bidders for sealed proposals to purchase two 2 ton racks with standard wheels and cabs, plus dual rear tires, to be opened May 29 1952 at Lake Texas. Bids must include cashier’s or certified checks for 1 percent of bid. The county may waive formalities and reject any or all bids per order of County Judge Toh A. Han.
Sunshine Eis Meps Lordon Causey of Houston reports on a county surplus sale in Precinct 4 offering a used 1982 model deluxe coupe pickup with standard equipment and one spare wheel. Bids require cashier’s or certified checks on a Texas bank. county may waive formalities and reject all bids. sale to be supervised by Commissioners’ Court dated May 12 1952.
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