Altar Society Honors Members At Christian Mothers Program
The Altar Society of Saint Gethatic Church held a November meeting noting twenty five years of service by many members and presenting medals. Two veterans with Star Social Fire service earned forty one years. Others ranged from twenty five to thirty nine years of dedication as the group discussed annual Harvest Bazaar preparations and a Children’s Christmas party set for December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gethatic Church
Teesdey
Star Social Fire Service
P. F. Spanthel
Fred G. Finks
Ith Mem
HJ. Kretzschmar
F. H. Dosta
Hen
Albert
Hatzgie Weishuhn
W. Fy
Bis
Li Adolf
Oscar Agl
Mary Glasser
Miles
Thewman
Johnson
Raye
A. W. Didner
Ayembers
Ralph Gerison
Freleburg
Eanle Lake
Altar Society
Advil Tollas
Cub Scout Pack 78 Meets for Awards at Eagle Lake
Cub Scout Pack 78 held an evening meeting at the elementary cafetorium with new Cubmaster Bobby Baird presiding. Doled awards included Bear and Lion badges along with several gold and silver arrow points to Den No 2 and Den No 1, as Tommy Thames from Brahman District spoke on the value of Cubing and fostering healthfulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Lake
Bobby Baird
Earl Rodgers
Frank Higgins
Baird
Den
Tom Reed
Jeff Seahelm
Frankie Briscoe
Terral Higgins
Jeff Ware
Terry Dastal
Griff Thomas
Ron Heygen
Gene Guyon
Mike Meitzen
Charles Brisbe
Larry Broeschs
Billy Meitzen
Denner
Timmy Austin
George Burke
Mfrs
Harold Ware
Jeff Frnka
David Marshall
Mike Ware
Mark Burke
Tommy Thames
Brahman District
Hoatherness
Mrs Butler 96 Breaks Hip In Fall At Parker Home
George Butler, grandson of Mrs HEL Parker, reports Mrs Butler 96 fractured a hip after a fall at the Parker residence on Monday. She is now in a hospital and her family plans to move her to a hospital bed as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Butler
George Butler
Hel. Parker
Parker
Thanksgiving Service Planned in Lassie on Nov 25
The Annual Community Thanksgiving Service will be held Wednesday evening November 25 at 7 30 at the Evangelical United Brethren Church in Lassie. Rev Ed Mulliner of First Presbyterian Ea glebe will speak with music by the First Baptist youth choir. An offering will go to the Ministerial Alliance Welfare Fund aiding the needy and transients. All community members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Lassie
Ed Mulliner
First Presbyterian Church
Eaglebe
First Baptist Church
Ministerial Alliance
Ineal
SN Ge
ELHS Band Attends U of H Game
The Eagle Lake High School band traveled to Houston last Saturday evening to participate in the University of Houston band day activities. The group joined dozens of area high school bands at the event during the Cottage-Peon State fastball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Lake High School
Houston
University of Houston
Suzanne Powers Bridal Coffee Shower Held for Bride-Elect
A bridal coffee shower for Miss Suzanne Powers bride elect of James Vernon Seals Jr. was held Saturday at the home of Miss Powers' family. Guests included her mother Mrs. Orville Powers and grandmother Mrs. E. H. Shirley. decorations featured pink roses and white carnat ions. The couple plans to wed December 10 at First Baptist Church Eagle Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Mill
Suzanne
Powers
James Vernon Seals, Jr
Mesdames
R. Li Dunesn
Robert Griffith
Bobe Junge
James Adams
Orville Powers
E. H. Shirley
Miss Powers
Robbin Griffith
Seals
First Baptist
Eagle Laie
Girl Scout Troops Report Meetings and Crafts
Reports from Troop 401 Troop 825 and Troop 315 note meetings in November 1964 at parish hall and usual place. Refreshments were served by Mrs Massey Duncan and Mrs Gelison. Dues collected, patrols formed, Piggy Banks and coin holders crafted, closing ceremonies and singing Brownie Smile songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eszi
Kathy Miller
Enumerators Named For 1964 Agricul Census in Colorado County
Crew Leader Hugh R. Wilson announced the 1964 Census of Agriculture enumerators for Colorado County. A nationwide force of about 23,000 temporary workers will locate farms, verify questionnaires, and deliver forms, with a four day home study training. Appointed include Crockett D. Leyerdedl je, Mrs. C. O. Heinsohn, Denis Wellendorff, Mrs. Carolyn Hos prim, Reuthven Volbirt, Mrs. Masine Janak, Mrs. Ora Neil Beken, Mrs. Claa A. Gold, and Mrs. Bertha A. Rees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado County
Hugh R. Wilson
U. S
Census Bureau
Crockett D. Leyerdedlje
C. O. Heinsohn
Denis Wellendorff
Carolyn Hosprim
Reuthven Volbirt
Masine Janak
Ora Neil Beken
Claa A. Gold
Bertha A. Rees
Land Title Suit Filed In District Court At Columbus
A civil action titled Mrs Joseph Johnsor versus Peyton Splane et al was filed in district court at Columbus on Tuesday. The suit claims trespass to title over 653 acres in the Shaws Bend area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Johnsor
Peyton Splane Lothers
Columbus
Shaws Bend
Merchants Asked To Remit To Scouts For Flag Raising
Leaders of Troop 334, Eagle Lake Boy Scouts, urge merchants who owe for flag service to remit promptly. The troop charges 30 dollars annually for flag display and 7 dollars for each new 5d-star flag. Cooperation is requested from firms not yet paid for both the service and new flags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Lake
Rice bids top $8.73 for Belle Patna at Monday sale
Belle Patna rice raised by Anderson Farasee sold at $8.73 top price during Monday's sale at the American Rice Growers Association. River Brand bid $342 for the second highest Belle Patna. Nato rice sold best at $7.70, also by River Brand for George Causey's stock. Eighteen lots totaled 14,565 barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Patna
Anderson Farasee R. L. Anderson
American Rice Growers dVe. Association
Rivar
River Brand
Albert Dutcher & Co
NATO
George Causey
A. D. Castady
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Bertin Roll
Father Ditiier
ELHS
Suzanne Powers
Nettow
The
Girl Scouts
Torres’ Barber Shop
Sat
E Street
Jesse Torres
Barber
Boor
Denby
Milam
Buddy Ray
Columbus, Texas
Agricul
Fisher-Price
Parker's
E. Main
V'S
Haggar
UWS
Devon
Reith
Smith
Bagle Lake
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