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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1934
Page
5
Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. and morning preaching at 10:45. Evening service at 7:45 p.m. A new adults’ union started last Sunday with nine members and hopes to double next Sunday at 4 p.m. Rev B LEE, Pastor, invites all.
Sunday service at CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES centers on the Lesson-Sermon from Genesis 1 31 and selections from Mary Baker Eddy Be present as the weekly Bible lesson and Key to Scriptures are reviewed The text emphasizes God saw all that he had made and that it was very good Concluding with spiritual guidance from the Christian Science textbook Beense Mind makes all by harmony of thought and divine operation.
An ad from Fagur Lake Gra Co. promotes a product to remove parasites in turkeys, chickens, and chicks. It claims spring contamination by worms lice and mites can be prevented by adding a solution to drinking water at a low cost or with a money back guarantee. The notice emphasizes keeping birds healthy and productive.
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AVALON shows The Dude Ranger this Saturday as a thrilling tale of the Ari vont cattle lands with star George O’Brien. Cast includes Henry All, Leroy Mason, Sid Saylor, and others. promise of excitement and romance with authentic background. The program also features The Barretts of Whimpole Street and a romance plot with Nori Shearer, Charles Laughton, and Katherine Barnes.
The Chesterville report notes a Halloween party at the school that night was a success thanks to Miss Comhran and Mrs Selphy Lana and their co workers. Decorations of moss cornstalks and pumpkins delighted attendees with a daily Pumpkins program featuring Lahn Wu Te nom Selph Roland ThevanI Waldo Hunt Vernon Bodie and Gene.
Students and teachers staged a Halloween style reading with witches and a dance. Miss Fern Peace, Ina Tanksley and other locals performed while auctioning bags with lunches and coffee. Proceeds reached $26 after additional donations and prizes, with community members from East Bernard and nearby areas present.
A lively digest of names and visits from Mentz News notes several residents and relatives visiting kin and friends across nearby towns. Mentions include Anton Neneidar moving with family, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Kigneister and children in viewing relatives, and Emil Mearly and children visiting from Industry. Also recorded are travel updates, a crossing safety notice, and a physician's reminder about prescriptions at Joe Lumy.
Alfred Giertson of Perini Maine heads to Gol orto SeverAD to visit his brother Henry Gertson Mir. Thendons Segetqaist and Miss THda left for Kansas Monday morning to extend visits to relatives. Vernon Perks, his mother Mrs. Emmett Perit, and sister EL Campo spent Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cook vars. A dinner was served with meat and conversation on healthful cooking using a waterless method. Attendees included Benton Fussell and others. Wagger Adkins family traveled to Wharton on Wednesday. Maurice Goodson and D. Aison spent a weekend visiting. Church events note Armistice Day services and Mary Communion observations. Ralph Metormes, recently returned from Richmond, spent a week in Krygteike.
The regular monthly business meeting of the Methodist Woman's Missionary Society was held Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Chuiney presiding. Officers announced included Mrs. Fuller as president and Mrs. Chitnantes as vice president with several posts described and appointments noted for church work and charity activities. There was mention of a store in market news and a local deacon ordination event with listed church officials, while various community notices and store promotions filled the remaining items.
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