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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1932
Page
4
A fragment from Eagle Lake region items covers digestive remedies, a Black Draught reference, and sympathy expressions. It notes Baptist Church services with times, and mentions Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Harrison visiting from Wells, East Texas, with farming ties, plus football actions and local gathering details.
Long, a Sonora, Texas resident, makes a weekly 156 mile round trip to attend Sunday school aboard a business men's Bible class. He travels from Sonora to San Angelo and back each Sunday, a routine he has maintained for seven months despite the distance and time.
A page lists cattle and mule sales, home rental, and various farm items in Colorado County. Entries include Jerseys, Helfer calves, mules, unbroke horses, sliding doors and windows, radios, Kodak films, old newspapers, feed pigs, Shropshire rams, laundry heaters, Turkey poults, and a Tenor Banjo. Also notices on estate final settlement for J F Gunnaday.
A sentimental note asks for a small trinket this Christmas as a sign of affection. Mr. and Mrs. J. Jennings of San Antonio paid a call on Saturday afternoon to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. Mo Carty.
Readable article fragment notes LaGrange may host a near record oak tree in a resident yard with a circumference over twenty feet and height above thirty feet, while Dr. Beckmann’s tree nearby shows substantial diameter. Also mentions the Aransas County tree and public postal rule debates.
The November 13 Christian Science Lesson-Sermon in all churches featured Bible readings from Second Corinthians 15 declaring flesh and blood cannot inherit God’s kingdom and mortality must put on immortality. Citations from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy urged mortals to disappear and immortals to appear as the eternal verities of man.
Eagle Lake Study Club met Wednesday afternoon to study The Argentine Republic under Miss Kathryn McRee. Mrs Fitzgerald outlined Argentina’s form of government and climate, Kolberg reviewed resources with cattle emphasis, Reed described Buenos Aires, Smit discussed South American women, and Holman spoke on US and South American trade. Next meeting November 30 will cover Brazil directed by Miss Jones, with Supt Reed’s Washington lecture to follow. Presbyterians announce services Sunday morning and evening led by Rev J Johnson from Austin Seminary. H W Hafer will tune pianos in Sagic Lake area, leave orders at Beekman’s Drug Store. Old newspapers 5c a bundle at Headlight office.
Garwood Presbyterian Church outlines home mission focus for Sunday November 20 with all members bringing car containers for National Missions offerings. Dramatic program Finding New Trails is shown with a sermon on Out Our Own Salvation and Building World Brighter. Woman’s Missionary Society meets November 24 at 2 p.m. Thanksgiving service scheduled for 10 a.m. pastor sermon The Spirit of Thanksgiving. Local notices include staff changes and a note on prohibition law.
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