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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1963
Page
3
A recipe lists hot cooked rice and celery folded with sour cream and chopped pecans. Add pepper salt cayenne and onion to taste, then mix with beaten eggs and prepared parsley for a tangy side dish.
Cynthia Thomas celebrated with an afternoon tea at the community center as guests and family gathered for a bridal event. In attendance were relatives and community members including Canales, Causey, Lyon, Linda Humm, Caroline Rohnebeck, Diane, and Beth among others with tea and coffee served and gifts presented in a festive setting.
The article outlines a Girl Scout Day Camp held May 27 to 31 at Camp No. 2 near Bavta Take, seven miles south, with registration $3 per scout. Activities include crafts, meals, a breakfast memorial service, Court of Awards, and a visitor's day Friday. Mr Eaward Causey and family visited. Towell family noted Mother's Day visit.
Mrs F F Trasher and Miss Mullie Brasher of Weimar hosted a bridal luncheon for Miss Carufe Bulge on Bairdsy. Sukowite's "Shy Tenace" set a decorative theme with orange blossoms and white lilies, a corsage on arrival, and a bridal centerpiece. The menu featured cheese, olives, and a dessert box, with several guests from Houston and Gar named among attendees.
The Live Oak Art Club hosts the Columbus Art Festival with entries from south Texas and prize money for juried exhibits. Open House Day features food vendors, ice cream, and lemonade on Court House Square. The Homes Tour begins at Confederate Memorial Hall at 1 pm with four other stops to visit. admission is four dollars fifty cents at the door.
The Eagle Lake PTA closed its 1902-63 year with a reception and business meeting honoring the graduating class of 1983 and installing officers led by past president Mrs. Gardner Seaholm. New president Mrs. Vernon Gertson presided as committee chairs were announced and reports given.
Miss Patricia Loessin of Martin was honored at a kitchen shower on Saturday morning May 11. Guests included Miss Loessin’s mother Mrs. Herbert Lotson and Mrs. Albert Milner Tate Jr. Floral arrangements featured citron rosebuds and white mums with refreshments served.
The Women of the First Baptist Church held a May 10 shower for Miss Patricia Loessin bride to Albert Milner Tate of Marlin. Visitors included Mrs. Herbert Leessin and Mrs. Albert Milner Tate. The honoree received gifts and a white carnation corsage as cake and refreshments were served.
Everett Harrison Cain Jr a senior at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary will be at Eagle Lake Presbyterian Church on Saturday May 19. Cain attended University and Lamar Tech earning a bachelor of science in 1860.
Mr Eberhart and wife Mrs Eberhart with one daughter relocate to Eagle Lake region. He has been elected as a middle school teacher and will teach seventh grade. Mrs Eberhart Glenda Altman will also begin duties at the elementary level this fall.
Beaum ent youth Sandya Towell, daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Towell, is listed as a superior student at the University of Colorado College of Arts and Sciences. The report notes her and her family connections in Beaumont and MacArthur Junior High School prominence.
Warner Bros presents Guns of Darkness at Rice Theatres featuring Leslie Caron and an Academy Award winner. The film follows a young married couple as they confront danger while crossing a border during tense diplomatic times.
Durwood Fletcher a candidate for a Bachelor of Engineering degree at Arlington State College is listed as an electrical engineering major. He is the son of Supt. and Mrs. Fletcher, Bates employee, and is shown as awaiting the ceremony on May 30.
A fragment describes a perilous journey where oxen refuse a route, a group endures swollen rivers and quicksand on foothills and mountain trails, forcing travelers to proceed on foot amid harsh terrain.
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