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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1967
Page
1
An reiterated notice calls for a 7:30 Thursday fund drive to raise ST 038 for charitable causes. It invites all interested persons to report to the tunnel building to assist fundraising efforts and lists donors and contributions with several named supporters and totals.
A local notice describes a Saturday dance at Club Montezuma. The brief item mentions entertainment, admission and timing for attendees planning to visit the venue.
The readable fragment presents a quirky phrase about a servant named Mare who speaks in a playful or exclamatory line. It implies a literary or dialogic moment without a clear newsworthy event or identifiable dates, places, or organizations.
Over 25,001 Scouts of the Bem Tiviston Area Council prepare for the eleventh annual Good Turn Day on Sunday November 5 They will collect usable clothing blankets and repairable items from homes starting at 2 pm in Bem and surrounding areas Residents are urged to place items on porches or curb for pickup by troops and to support rehabilitation services through this community effort
Captain Robert Zabradnick departs Sunday to resume duties in Vietnam after a refueling stop. Text shows garbled details about family and military roles, with multiple names and unclear events surrounding his first tour and return.
A pep rally and bonfire are planned Thursday evening at 4 near the gym and park. Patrons who can donate wood for the event may contact Miss Patt Bratten at the school to arrange pickup.
Six amendments in the November 11 election are explained. The piece lists aims like funding for Gore ert Pund and Veterans Lend Program loans, plus pay rules for enforcement officers and wildlife purchases. It notes absentee voting options and locations for voters who may be away on election day.
A troubled Halloween night ends with reports of vandalism and property damage. Chief Buster Sumocs notes complaints of egging and rock throwing, with one woman seen with a glittery item but officers find the issue minor. Despite disorder, children and community members observe the night without major incidents.
SW Bell Telephone announces reductions in long distance call rates with new zone structure effective November 7. The plan lowers charges for many calls and introduces designated hours such as Midnight to 7 AM and weekend periods with extended rate coverage.
The Earle Lake high school Junior class is taking orders for homecoming mums and corsages for Friday, Nov ard when the Eagle Lake Eagles meet the Schalenturgy Shorthorns. Corsages at 4.00 and 3.59 may be ordered from Anna Dean Miller to Elizabeth Reed of the Jansor class.
The hospital auxiliary plans a 2 PM gathering at the Municipal Building on Monday, November 6, to organize and elect officers. Mrs. Willard Shuart presides. Mrs. R. L. Lanes and Mrs. Jos Lee McCreery serve in roles as officers, with Frank Hpi Heasayee and Tack Willis listed among participants as committee chairs.
A local gathering at the First Baptist Church hall invites community members of various ages. Organizers Cheryl, George Gaston, Irene, and others promote a friendly event with plans for shared activities and a welcoming atmosphere.
Homecoming activities at Sheridan High will begin November 10 1967 at 3:00 pm with the Sheridan Broncos facing the Alief Bears. The Homecoming Queen will be crowned at halftime. The games and Homecoming Dance follow at Shell Recreation Hall with a popular band. Admission is free. proceeds from friends of the school fund are mentioned.
The EL Rotary Club announces a chicken barbecue supper next Tuesday at Eagle Lake Community Center. Public invited. net proceeds of $125 per plate support a fundraiser to send four local students to Wharton County Junior College. Event hours range afternoon to evening.
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Guadalupe Ladies of Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church will offer Mexican rants and harbecuad chicken at the Andrew racish booth Saturday. Friends are invited to partake from the sales.
Weimar area events highlight ELHS homecoming week with Friday night football versus Schulenburg at 8:00 pm. Pre game activities begin 7:45 pm as the Eagles seek a 3-4 season mark and celebrate homecoming with a queen and presentation during halftime.
The Texas Trail Riders meet in Altair this Saturday November 41 with a planned ride to Nada. Members pay 1.95 for rides and 4.00 for nonmembers with free meals for 1968 paid members. The group, governed by a board of five, announced officers at October ath meeting including Pewlson and Aubry Wily.
A Tesnen Geophysical Exploration crew in Tocommer of TUG5, with bonded personnel, is being disbanded and reassigned to various locations. Crew agents and families have endured travel and relocation, while equipment is moved this week from the former Shell service station office to Universal Motor Company holdings.
The Catholic Altar Society will hold a rummage sale on Saturday, November 4, in the bathing seat door to Albert's Variety Stars. A wide assortment of items will be offered at prices from 9:30 am to 2:00 pm.
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