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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1963
Page
3
The article praises soil testing as the best method to determine fertilizer needs for crops. It notes fall and winter as ideal sampling times to ensure timely lab results and fertilizer planning for the coming year. It warns laboratories are busy during winter and spring sample surges may delay results.
A multi-party suit alleges damage from a collision that damaged a utility pole at the Highways TL and SOA intersection in Columbus. Plaintiffs include CPL Sues, Central Bower and Light Com sup, Niche 977, Pierce and wife, and South Texas Brine Corp, with claims tied to a wreck and property damage. Another suit by Charles Tyler against Commercial Urmu Gite Urance Campans seeks damages for property and legal fees.
Farmers Equipment Co Inc of Fagle Like has filed suit in county court against BJ for foreclosure on a $2500 note. The company also holds the lien and seeks $28.95 in interest, plus a total judgment of $22,193.
Report about obtaining soil sample submission forms from the county saint's office and assistance in providing information sheets. Mentions Sadle and the speed of reports, with instruction to submit soil samples through the county system.
M L Briscoes return home after a 24 day South American tour visiting cities like Viñales, Guatemala, Lima, Cusco, Rio de Janeiro, and Buenos Aires. They toured Inca ruins, seen modern Brazilian capital Brasilia, and praised Pearl Corps work in Latin American nations while noting foreign aid and cultural exchange.
W L David, chairman of the Texas Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee, explains yes or no vote consequences for the December 10 cotton referendum. Quotas affect 1964 upland cotton with penalties for overproduction under a 85 to 95 percent parity support range. Allotments remain in effect regardless of quota results.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Baker and families attended gatherings in Cornus Chyissi with members including Tommy Hunt Brancey Luilie Tarsen Nettie Regell and others. Charles Rin of Columbus visited. J Hudson reports fifty attending racing and church events this week.
Cub Scouts receive awards at a Monday night meeting with opening ceremony led by Mrs. Ray Thomas and Mrs. Ean Rodgers Den 2 previews, several Den members listed for ceremony roles, and multiple scouts earning silver and gold honors including Mike Burke Michael Grier and Ronnie Hayden among others.
John Lacey Williams a second year student at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary in Austin will be guest preacher at Eagle Lake Presbyterian Church this Sunday November 33. Williams earned a BA in history from Davidson College and helped in a urban life project in Greenwich Village New York. He previously served as summer assistant minister at Duncan First Presbyterian Church in Oklahoma.
Charles Wilson a Columbus Negro was fined 100.00 after a midnight Saturday argument during which one shot was fired from a 22 caliber pistol. He was also fined 25.90 in Corporation Court for shooting a firearm in the city. Leaman Wilson fined 25 costs for disturbing the peace and charged with driving without a operator’s license fined 20. The Wilsons were arrested by Eagle Lake Police after the incident.
The Bard Boosters Club of En- We Lake will sponsor the sale of Christmas trees to aid band activities. Merchants agree the band will handle sales in the community. no other businesses will sell trees. Dates and prices to be announced. Contact Bre sur ample book at CE 4-2743.
Reagan Brown, an extension sociologist, notes nearly 18 million citizens are classified as Older Americans and says this group has been studied more than any other in 16 years. Findings are guiding welfare programs, with emphasis on needs and expectations.
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