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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1963
Page
5
Avni the Avumul and Mrs. Tho woot Me Ligale Chiretiy mene lay derovate attend the annual EUB Conference. OP Ancorin, President of Wie Ober i Brinch GE the We Soopiv of Worle Sey ide.
The Altay Society held its officer installation with Mrs. Tony Garsa and Mrs. Rulpty Getlsen hosting. Father A Wyther and Catholic Senior class members attended as guests, with a district report noting community service and church activities.
Chittmaine Causey daughter of F and Ds.Majorgeob Causey member of the Babie Lake High Schon Senior Clary won first place in the Nagmontal Col Nido Soil Conservation Districts essay contest. She received the 10 fist place prize for the following essay on Conservationa Way of Life. Conservation is a state of harmony between soil and land. Without this humanity five on earth would not flourish. Preserving our mutual resources is our responsibility. It should be a personal and public obligation and as mutely a necessity as she air we breathe. Americas have the opportunity to improve resources and make a better America. Conservation is our security. The Indians nod these same resources but they could not protect them from conquest. America is the mind of the free. We are free to choose right from wrong. The Bible says we are the light of the world. A city that is set on a hill cannot be hid. Let your light shine before men that they may see your good works and glorify Your Father which is in heaven. We should get the lexAn phe for others. if we misuse our resources we are not only unfair to ourselves but to God also. The two sided us with these materials conservation is the way of life so we should let our light shine on all mankind.
The Wesleyan Service Guild of Ooi Memorial Methodist Church invites members to a meeting on Thursday at 7530 Main in the church parlor. Mrs. Welle Karson and Miss Edith Brows are noted organizers for the event.
Fragmentary OCR shows a gathering with Mrs Goplce Nichahi View Pres and Mrs Arthur Mabilite Sec yorary, plus hostesses including Mes Fred GO and MMe Tali Glue. The note mentions meeting close with Thiel Titan ded by Mes Bill Stiis, but details are unclear.
Four-H members from county clubs completed the annual Maord's Dairyman Cow Judging Contest. High scorers by club include Nua Lawrence Korenek 446 Aalbers Leohold 450 Wayne Popp 408 David Nelson 440 Stanley Frenvel 402 Mike Barouch 384 Weimar Senior Danny Cernoch 492 James Juanda 420 Joe Genzerlay Weimar Junior Elwood Kloesel 392 Donald Ksspsrek 388 Gary Heger 388 Thomas TMpepers 372. A total of 133 county members participated with ribbons for top individuals and 94A oporket Isnifé to the winner in each class.
Ruble Drymata, an employee at the Yemneum plant in Chester ville, trained sterile screw worm flies aboard an airplane last Friday. The release is part of the Screwworm Fractation Program to combat screwworm in livestock pets and wildlife. The box notes the flies do not bite or pose picnic pests.
Incomplete OCR notes show names like Mrs. Huilie Brisker and Myslva Marshall assisting in a Christ study session. Other lines mention Mrs. Nelle Stell and Missex Din iy, with unclear events and participants.
A miscellaneous shower for Nancy Verbick bride elect and John Adkins was held in the Assembly Room of Lissie Church last Saturday afternoon. About fifty friends attended as guests were treated to punch cake nuts and mints. Local women served and guests registered. A program included songs readings and a gift wagon, with several out of town relatives in attendance.
NASA official Jack Lister, head of the Training Branch at NASA Manned Spacecraft Center in Houston, will speak at Wharton County Junior College’s graduation. About 472 students are to receive Associate degrees, with Dr W G Alexander confirming the list.
USDA estimated farm fire losses at an all-time high of 175 million dollars in 1962, up seven percent from 1961. The figure, from the Agricultural Research Service analysis of 926 farmer mutual insurance companies across 24 states, reflects fire and lightning losses totaling about 16.5 million on roughly 11 billion dollars of insured value.
Miss Martha Black from ELHS 1963 senior class will attend Holston Baptist College after graduation. Wilburn Black and Mrs. Wilburn Black are listed as her parents. her name was omitted from the class list of 2963 graduates planning further study.
Farmers Equipment advertises a full year guaranteed warranty on any used camp car. The warranty is valid nationwide. Contact Farmers Favip for buyers in the market for a guaranteed used vehicle.
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