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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1946
Page
6
Practical suggestions for new parents include baby blankets, sleepers, sweaters, rubber pants, cups and measuring spoons, teething rings, soft balls, and wooden toys. Caution is urged to avoid sharp corners or removable parts, with gift choices shaped by the season of the baby's birth.
Article explains two wetting agents used with hard water to prevent scum and improve cleaning. It notes how agents reduce curd like substances, promote wetting, and aid fabrics, dishes, and clothing care. Duration and specifics are unclear but emphasize practical household benefits.
Mary Martha Class of the Calvary Memorial Methodist Sunday School honored Mrs. Al McGowan at her home last Friday. Flowers by Mrs. E Ross. The group presented an electric wall clock and a refreshment plate from a Dallas department store.
The Rural Home editor discusses a phosphate compound and feeder device to treat household water systems. The note covers methods to prevent scale and rust, with references to a Capper Fare section and a vertical position feeder. It mentions Micromet and a monitored timeline with a large number of units involved.
Local church listings show services for Eagle Lake Catholic, Eagle Lake Mission, First Evangelical Lissie Texas, Assembly of God, Presbyterian churches and related events. Dates include Sunday November 24 1946 and notes on service times, Bible study, Sunday schools, and holiday observances such as Thanksgiving services.
The Baptist Woman's Missionary Union observed Benevolence Day at the church on Tuesday afternoon. Members spent the afternoon quietly and noted that Mission Study Day will be held next Tuesday with a reminder for all members to attend. The Colly Memorial Methodist Church announced Thanksgiving Sunday services at Dolly Memorial Methodist Church with sermons on A Real Thanksgiving and A Man's View of God. Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. and a Young People's Fellowship at 6 p.m.
Christian Science Thanksgiving Day services are held annually by The Mother Church in Boston and by branches worldwide. The service features a Lesson-Sermon on Thanksgiving with testimonies of gratitude. The Golden Text urges God’s peace to rule in hearts and unity in one body.
The Christian Science Lesson Sermon on Soul and Body will be read in all Churches of Christ Scientists on Sunday November 24. The Golden Text from Romans 12:1 urges living sacrifice of the body and mind to God. Psalms 73:26 and Science and Health passages by Mrs. Eddy emphasize God as Life and strength beyond matter. Mrs Henry Lockwood hosted twenty five W S C S members for Silver Tea with a Thanksgiving program and reading by Mrs John Brisbois. No meeting next Tuesday. regular business will be held then.
Presbyterian Auxiliary chair Mrs. E M Smith presided at a Tuesday afternoon session. She led a program on What I Want to Know About My Church while Mrs Robert Martin spoke on The Man in the Pulpit. Next Tuesday afternoon the ladies will meet again.
About twenty members of the Sunshine Class at Dolly Memorial Methodist Church gathered at Mrs. Frank Duty's home last Thursday for coffee. The gathering included doughnuts and social time, with funds raised for the church organ as a key goal.
Twelve members gathered at the church for a Presbyterian Evening Circle meeting on Tuesday. Mrs S S Sinclair and Miss Lucy Kate Rogers planned games and Mrs D S Taylor provided refreshments. Winifred Albright was added to the circle’s membership roll.
Laughlin Hospital Friday morning lists Mrs J C Hill and daughter from Rock Island, Mrs L W Kocurek, Mrs E M Walla and son from city, with John Williams in the colored section. Dismissals include Claude Briggs and others from city and Houston. students Mary Catherine Stiles and Bart Rodgers Jr. home for weekend visits.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bunge of Garwood welcome Oscar Louis Bunge born November 13 at Nightingale Hospital in E Campa, nine pounds. His sister Carol and brother Lester Jr joyfully welcome their new baby brother. parents and relatives share happiness.
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