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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1965
Page
3
The Eagle Lake Garden Club members gathered at Mrs. Darby's home with Mrs. Zoel as co hostesses and spent a busy afternoon making favors for hospital patients. A brief business meeting welcomed a new member and plans were made for the annual Christmas party on December 5 at Mrs. Sunderman's home.
Mrs Alvin Glueck and relatives joined Mr and Mrs Ernest Dittmar of Cat Spring for the Golden Anniversary of Mrs Glueck s brother at the Lutheran Church fellowship hall. A noon barbecue followed by an open house from 2 to 5 pm drew guests from Mayle Lake Houston Sealy Seguin New Ulm Cameron Semple Bellville and Rockdale.
Troop 580 gathered at the Parish to tour Gillespie d plants and sing songs. Troop 320 hosted about 20 children for an Emergency Preparedness Challenge at Colly Memorial Methodist Church, keeping kids indoors with games and candles. Troop 591 met Monday, forming patrols and naming symbols, then singing as refreshments were served by Mrs. H. K. Tate.
Mrs Montemayor hosted refreshments at the Lutheran Church school session with safety rules, songs, and games. A block tour followed before dismissal. The Daffy De-Du's and the Hob bin' Honkers are set to clash in the Indians Geese Bowl at Wah fchoo stadrant, 7:30 p.m. Friday.
Recent visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boggess were his mother and sister Mrs. Charles Boggess of Greenville Illinois and Mrs. Sig Herman of Kirkwood Missouri. Mrs Carmen Hilbert of Fort Worth is a guest here this week with her daughter's family the Boggesses.
Friendship Club met November 4 at Mrs. Adolf Hollas home with twelve members and two guests. Mrs. Buddy Randon was present as a guest. The group opened with prayer led by President Mrs. Alvin Glueck. Minutes were read by Mrs. Hans German. Officers were elected for next year and cancer dressings were made. The club has produced 4672 dressings this year. Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be a Christmas party and officer installation on December 2 at Mrs. Glen Sunderman’s home.
Mr and Mrs 164 Causey doy and family of Houston spent Son jay here with My and Mrs Te ji Towell and Mr and Mrs Ed Causey.
Mr and Mrs L O Faka of this city and grandson John Hugh Pape of Victoria spent the weekend in New Ulm with relatives.
Mary Nash Sanders and Michael Phillip Stoddard were married on November 14 at the Wilshire Baptist Church in Dallas. The ceremony followed by a wedding supper at Oak Cliff Country Club sent the couple on a honeymoon to Arkansas. Both are disc jockeys at Radio Station JQVTL in Dallas. Mrs Clara May Nash attended with her grandson Thomas Anson Sanders visiting Eagle Lake, Texas this week.
Henry Greak, 89, longtime resident of Soleyadd County, died in November at Liberty Hospital. A former Southern Pacific railroad employee, he later ran a dairy in Liberty and lived in Glidden. His wife preceded him in death five years earlier.
Mr and Mrs Cledus Hollas of Bay City announce the birth of a daughter, Yvonne Marie, on November 3 at a Bay City hospital. She joins sisters Veronica Egan and Celeste Ann. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs George Orsak of El Maton and Mr and Mrs Adolf Hollas of Bay City. Godparents were Uncle L J Rosprim and wife.
Evangelist Billy Graham arrived in Houston for the Greater Houston Crusade set to begin at the Astrodome on Friday night. Governor John Connally will introduce Graham at the opening service, with church buses planned to bring youth and adults to the crusade.
A note states that for prescriptions and medic services Holt operates with a Midnight Druggist serving customers at CE 250 percent. The item emphasizes round the clock availability and high service value for patrons seeking medical supplies.
Highway Patrol reports two deer collision incidents near Altair on Highway 90A and nearby Highway TL involving a 1963 Ford and a 1962 Buick with minor damage and one minor injury to a two year old. Wesleyan Service Guild of Colly Memorial Methodist Church met with seven members and one guest, planning a Christmas party on December 5th.
Sharks have poor vision and depend on their well developed sense of smell to locate food and detect prey in the water.
A county court this week charged Doc Bryant with driving while license suspended. Highway Patrolman Jack Breck of Columbus arrested Bryant. he has not been tried.
The QR Club hosts a spaghetti supper at the Community Center from 6 to 8 p.m. on Saturday to benefit high school athletics. Supper runs 5 to 8 p.m. Saturday night.
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