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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1967
Page
1
A note confirms 12 of 24 jurors qualified for a school trial as Judge Roberts suspends proceedings to allow graduation rehearsals. Widespread confusion surrounds juror selection with names and roles partially garbled. officials indicate further juror calls and reconsiderations may follow.
Mary Lou Laughlin, daughter of Dr and Mrs J C Untughin, to represent Lions District 283 at the State Queen's Contest to be held after the Lions convention in Austin. About forty contestants from the district will vie for the right to compete at the state level, with events scheduled during the convention. The gathering at the ASMA Cane Minted Hotel in Austin will also hear nominations for district officers and related council actions.
Garwood men sponsor an ice cream social at the church. The event aims to attract attendees for social time and refreshments, with cakes offered. The notice mentions a 7 pm start and invites community participation.
Eagle Lake firms will close all day Tuesday in observance of Memorial Day. The holiday also prompts changes to offices and services as businesses pause for the annual observance.
The First Baptist Church announces Vacation Bible School from May 29 to June 7. Morning sessions start at 9:30 am with Bible study and crafts, followed by an afternoon program. The school concludes with a 7:30 pm closing service on Wednesday, June 7.
The Rock Island community holds its annual Homecoming and Memorial Day observance on Sunday May 28 with a basket dinner at noon in the school gym and a program and business meeting at 1 30 PM. The Martie Cemetery Association invites all former residents and friends to attend.
Final summer school register session May 31 announces courses in math algebra history and English. Teachers include Mrs Larry Humphrey Herbert Merz and Claute Melton with classes from June 5 through July 6, two subjects maximum, daily two sessions from 4 00 to 6 10 PM, no return bus service.
City records show $744 97370 in building permits issued in 1966, highest on record, with major projects at two rice dryers and various business and residential construction. In 1968 thirty eight permits were issued, totaling $198 480.00 for January to April. City Manager T J Smith notes 93 title transfers by deeds in 1968.
Wharton County EL Classes elect student officers for the 1967-68 year. Kathy Scott, daughter of Violen Scott, elected president. Tallies list vice president and council representatives among several students across junior, senior, sophomore, and freshman classes. Carol Miller, Judy Ennaval, Glen Sunderman and others named for posts.
The Eagle Lake independent School District and the City of Eagle Lake will hold joint sessions June 5 and 6 in the municipal building council room to review and adjust property assessments within the district. The two-day schedule includes meetings with local property owners to discuss tax relations and assessment forms, with board members Sam Bouthe W J Bauer and Larell Dye presiding.
May 28 sees Esetés and Yanks hosting Garwood while Lakers and Cua travel to East Born and Mon. May 29 lists Lakers Teen edge team management in Garwood and pm Ties. Lakers and Cubs host Garwood with Sheridan and Tact Bement. Thursday features Teenage Lakers hosting La Grange Ravens.
At Weimar Auto Exchange a theft ring operation prompted arrests by Deputy Sheriff Mueller. Two Chevrolets were driven to the sale lot and seized during a framed auction sweep. Investigators traced stolen vehicles to rings linked to Houston, with several suspects held for further questioning.
Garwood appoints Tom Galbreath, former Garwood high principal and Goliad high school administrator, as the district’s new superintendent. The decision follows retirement and signals leadership transition.
Lilian Manford long time teacher passed after a long illness. She lived in the Brookshire area and was well known to friends and neighbors. Born April 150 near Solma Carvineston Wood, she married Emma FL Munford on May 7 1926 in Yeraksiam Texas. Continued on next page.
Avon school notices list May 29 activities including awards at 1:00 pm and commencement at 8:00 pm. Public invited to all programs with speakers, music, and student presentations. Local officials and faculty listed as participants.
The Eagle Lake Jaycees plan a 4 banquet at Marvin's in Aijatt Thursday at 3 400. Canaris will be president elect with officers: Hunter vice president, Fran Rae, secretary Louis Schorlemimer, treasurer, and Myr Banbe, assistant. Other creators: G D Bown, Tor Wiese, Traston Webs, Bolt Miresatta, Frerbet Payee, and Yae Vey Conpey Chieshefor complete the slate, with the event hosted by Reiter Tergler.
Public notices outline proposed carnival regulations and camping safety measures in Calor County. The meeting aims to discuss bag tile standards, screening, and wildlife preservation requirements with local authorities and residents.
A garbled ancient line presents a religious excerpt about following faith and miracles. The text references apostolic calling and divine will, though unclear. The fragment hints at a teaching moment with men, faith, and God in a sparse, archaic form.
Ernest G. Payne of Eagle Lake and his daughter fly to Miami on a business trip to plan a new automated rice mill in Yurimagas Peru. The venture aims to clear 200,000 acres, raise output to 16,000 tons, and establish Corporacion Arracera del HMalinga as the main operator with heavy equipment from Georgia and Louisiana facilities. The project, praised by the Penyman Times, promises modern mechanization and vast new cultivation in the Selva jungle region.
Forty four business firms sign as sponsors for a free movie series to be shown on Saturdays during the summer. The program includes features with appearances by theater owners Mr and Mrs Jiminee Sippay. Sponsoring businesses include Eade Lake Insurance, Schnidt Service Center, Ercie Lake Drugs, A J Sten wt Supply, Sparithel and Son, Rice Deus Store, Sparlinzer Hardware, Reese Tasar, Race Aganey, Milfet's Grocery, Albert's Veriety Store, Pricer's 5 and 1c, A B Store, Furniture Store, Eagle Lake Implement Co, Wehoar Sheet Metal Works, and Dr Pepper.
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