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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1963
Page
3
An unclear report describes Alice Anderson being complimented by Ladies of Lissie Church during a ceremony. The text mentions an older mother or MP Desi af Ramsey and references a brass instrument, a yellow antique container, and a highway scene, but details are fragmented and difficult to confirm.
Deb orah Class meets at a host home for a November gathering with prayer and a report on teaching service. Previous meeting notes were approved. Attendees included Dr and Mrs George Kopecky and Dr and Mrs Lewis Weygeley visiting from Pomona and Houston respectively.
Mr and Mrs G Pence of Burk Ishend announce the engagement of Misa Pence to Jerry Coble. The notice records an upcoming wedding plan and family names in a concise society item.
J F Dornon suffered burns in an Alvin explosion and is hospitalized for treatment. He remains under care at Alvin Memorial Hospital as crews repair a boiler damage. his sister Miss Mand Durmut and Rock Island relatives are notified.
The Fair Institute at Lissie drew 75 participants despite bad weather. Speakers included Rev R Brownlee on Japan's shift to industry and urbanization, with emphasis on witnessing Christ’s love amid change.
Weekly school lunch plan lists menu items for each weekday including corn dogs with oat bread peaches and milk Monday and tuna fish Friday. Readers note visiting relatives from Houston Hempstead and Saskatchewan with extended stays and family connections across Garwood Glen Flora and Plato during the weekend.
A Japan mission program featured 13 Cims in preparation for network work in Japan. A meal including green beans rice salad fruit salad cake and coffee followed the program at noon. Guests included Rev. Ady Miller of Temple and Mr and Mrs Frank Kirby of Lost Creek Oklahoma, parents of Rev. Tom Kirby. Rev. Ryeseller visited at the Higgins home with their children Ricky Joel and Alan.
Adult leaders from Colorado County attended the Southern District 4 H Adult Leader Workshop at Ebenezer Baptist Church in Austin on November 6 7 and 9. The Texas 4 H Youth Development Foundation sponsored the event with specialists from Texas A and M University providing sessions. Three adult leaders and their world group assignments are listed among the attendees.
Oscar Miller, owner of a local grocery and Engs, announces he will process deer from the 1963 season at his store. He notes facilities for storage and handling of deer are available.
Mrs. Dorothy Pesekke of Street begins a new Watkins dealership serving the Engle Lake area. She offers a complete line of Watkins products and invites inquiries from interested buyers and local residents.
A fragmented note mentions 4 H adult leaders in Colorado County planning to return home and promote leadership development. It references Agent E Chase and teens involved in club activities focused on better opportunities through service and education.
Circle 1 Women of Circle met at the First Presbyterian Church near Mrs Walls home at 2200 pm Tuesday with The Irene and one guest Mrs J Baden from Austin present. Lesson on Psalms given by Mrs Stafford Taylor. The bake sale fund was discussed. Meeting to be hosted by Robert Simmons on March 26. Suzanne Powers and others attended. Bayles University students noted. Begis herring seelion.
The piece notes November 16 as opening of deer hunting season drawing families and campers to outdoor activities. It warns some may harm the sport and others, stressing dangers of reckless gun use and potential accidents, reflecting community concerns about safety and enjoyment of hunting season.
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