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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1964
Page
1
The Garwood Lions begin a major community fundraising campaign to support park development. Members urge residents to contribute through the foundation benefiting local recreation and public spaces, with a drive period extending through the month’s end.
The headline notes Santa Visit plans for December 12 with decorations and downtown parking restrictions. The Chamber of Commerce and civic groups are preparing candy nuts and festive decor, with volunteers and committee chairs named. Four new directors will be elected at a January banquet at the Community Center.
An appeal urges Eagle Lake residents to support a 1964 community fund drive aiding Red Cross Salvation Army and local charities. Readers are asked to mail petitions and donations to the Past National Bank, Eagle Lake, to fund medical expenses and aid for needy families. The piece emphasizes urgent action and community solidarity.
Parker Bros. Crusher Plant at Bumar Land hosts a temporary Eagle Lake headquarters for a Wichita Falls trucking firm. The Eagle Lake Chamber of Commerce aided in locating the Melvin Campbell property on Cip-20n Road. Supervisor Mivoh, in charge, said the firm will haul waste time goods between Raney and Allegrando Parker Fras plant. R. P. Wiley, president of Parker Fras, joined in welcoming the truckers.
A book fair is planned at Engle Lave Elementary School for Monday and Tuesday next week. Proceeds from the sale benefit the SHAPE program. Parents are invited to visit the fair with children to browse and purchase books.
Henry Reuthers and Abs Absent Heather plan a 50th wedding anniversary celebration Sunday from 3 to 5 pm at the Bar Jle Take Community Center. Hosts include the Reuthers and relatives from Victoria, Hitchfork, Cleveland Texas, Bale Lake, and other families. No formal invitations issued. friends and relatives welcomed.
The Gunwood Lions Club Fam hosts a dance at the Wada KT ally srekt Tuesday November 21 to raise funds for a park project. Admission is one dollar per person. Music by Soektin's Gronesten of Weir starts at 8:30 p.m. Friends from the area are urged to attend NAMM Lo jolie in Le Festivilies to support the Germany eek turd.
Consolidated Kuynd officials report contributions to ESG drive supporting eleven worthy organizations including Houston Area Council Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Salvation Army Red Cross Needy School Funding Local Welfare Texas Society for Mental Health Warm Springs Foundation and more. Drive chairman Rev. Jim Dannelley said just over 2000 had been deposited. many business places and workers have not returned envelopes. Envelopes may be left at First National Bank or delivered to Mr Bogges.
Fragmentary OCR text quotes a medieval sounding admonition about reward from a heavenly father. The line references a Saint Marciew and a 671 date marker, with archaic phrasing about heating or taking needs and slings, implying a moral or religious warning.
The 1963 deer hunting season began with lower than expected harvest as wet conditions limited activity. Hunters reported fewer deer than anticipated, though some movement occurred. Eagle Market logged 77 deer by Tuesday evening, with continued hunting activity noted as weather improves.
The Elms band directed by Starley Hinze plans a Saturday event at 10:30 am featuring marching and twirling. Seniors will be replaced by A school entrants while notable twirlers Linea Thomas Marion Maitzen and Gladys Schenk and Kay Daniels perform alongside Gladys Baker Digna Baker.
Garwood Woman's Society of Christian Service of the United Methodist Church will hold its annual bazaar and chicken dinner on Saturday November 21. Handwork crafts country store and various items will be offered. Proceeds support church missions and local programs.
Goose Bowl plans at Eagle Lake Community Center clash with decor norms as participants must supply their own props and decor if desired. A large turnout is expected for the annual Grose Howl football game at Worthy School, with tickets $4 adults 30c students and events including towel football and activities by local groups.
Sheridan Liens invite all area residents to a Saturday night benefit stew supper at Three miles west of Sheridan on the AIL. Proceeds will aid a local citizen by providing artificial limbs. plates priced at 1.00 with all-you-can-eat options. Music and entertainment planned, with prizes for attendees.
Presbyterians hear Eric Bolton of Congo mission speak at First Presbyterian Church in Bangor Lake Friday after a youth supper at 1 pm. Bolton, on furlough in the United States, has served since 1851 and helped evacuate missionaries during Congo's post independence crisis.
Notice shows the Headlight will print Tuesday night November 24th with copies to be distributed in the post office and at the bus terminals. It notes distribution on Wednesday morning and mentions cooperation with local offices for timely release.
Danny Mascheck achieves Eagle Scout status, welcomed by Mrs Leule Mascheck and community. Board of Review, bank reminimments, and local praise mark the milestone as over a quarter century passes since the last Eagle Scout in the area.
Schneider Geis faces a 50 year sentence after a jury trial in Columbus District Court found her guilty of rape. Arnold Cleo Selingider of Ioue Dom indicted in September on the same charge. proceedings reflect ongoing legal actions and potential appeals as the case moves toward sentencing and possible new trial efforts.
Five directors of the proposed Colorado County National Bank met in Washington to discuss the charter application with the banking commission. Representatives included Stephens Ashby and Brock with attorney Warner Brock. Opposition leader Harrison and director Wintemahn awaited word on approval or rejection, due within the near future.
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