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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1963
Page
3
A scanned ownership filing shows the October 23 1962 statement of ownership for a weekly publication. It lists filing dates and details about publishers, stockholders and management. The document includes line items on publication solicitation and circulation figures, with names and addresses partially legible.
In October harvests inspire homemakers to feature rice in family meals. The piece ranges from serving ideas with bacon fried rice to breakfast and snacks, noting rice is simple to prepare with minimal paring and short cooking times. It blends recipe fragments and a festive tone.
The Eagle Lake Rotary Club hosted a Tuesday evening barbecue at the Community Center featuring barbecued chicken and all the trimmings for nearly 500 attendees. Proceeds support the club’s scholarship fund. President Cae F. Brown thanks members and donors for their help in making the event a success.
Curtis Wilcox, longtime Scout Executive, is appointed Program Director for the Sam Houston Area Council. He succeeds Jim Brewin in the role, taking over leadership after ten years in executive service.
Members of the Colorado County Historical Society discussed the statewide essay contest at their Columbus meeting. Eligible entrants include students from 4th to 10th grade and adults. essays due by Friday December 6. Four awards will be given across categories.
The Texas Agricultural Extension Service says October brings plentiful supplies of grapes rice cheese apples cranberries potatoes and frying chickens. With high rice estimates about 29 percent above the five year average cool mornings suit stews and casseroles. The notice notes lower prices when supplies are heavy and highlights rice prepared with chicken for comforting October dishes. Local social line mentions Mr and Mrs and daughters visiting in Bay Cay for a week.
Local officials discuss establishing a service cemetery for Civil War veterans and marking graves. They note a future program to move historical markers closer to roads and consider a second project for late parts of the country.
Edward H. Smith, senior student at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary, will be guest pastor at Cagle Lake Presbyterian Church this Sunday, October 13. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in international relations from Southwestern at Memphis and was formerly employed as an ete.
The Girl Scouts met at the Presbyterian Church Mor day for the first meeting of the year. Officers elected included President Janell Bauer, Vice President Melody Famis, Secretary Susan Kueherka, Treasurer Ea Rosprlin, Reporter Nita Dye, and Historian Terry Kohleffel.
Rineer works as a graftsman in Forrest City Arkansas and serves as a personnel supervisor in Memphis Tennessee. The dual roles link regional craft labor with management duties across two southern cities.
A charge of driving while intoxicated was filed in County Court at Columbus Thursday against Adelbert Eust Stern. Highway patrolman John Stead of Eagle Lake station made the arrest. In another case filed Tuesday a charge of aggravated assault was filed against Thuttian Lynn Mitchell, with Earle Lee Mitchell listed as the complainant.
The group met at their regular place in October and discussed the rededication ceremony. Refreshments of cookies chips Cokes were provided by Bink Payne as the troop reviewed handbooks and planned activities.
A Friday night event at the Street Carnival features a turtle derby organized by the Lions Club. Spectators can attend the family friendly program and enjoy community entertainment.
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