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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1966
Page
8
A compact reflection on Isaiah 7 3 detailing how Ahaz rejects Assyrian help and relies on faith in God as the true foundation of national security. The piece argues that trusting human armies over divine guidance undermines steadiness and echoes modern sermon themes about faith shaping a nation’s future.
Democrats from many counties gathered at Yoakum Sunday for the Appreciation Day barbecue honoring Texas Attorney General Wagnelles Carr, the Democratic U S Senate nominee. Organizers included Dud Gustwith and a slate of local officials and congressmen. An estimated crowd exceeded 1000 as Congressman Thomason spoke on hurricanes and politics, praising Carr while opponents praised loyalty to party ideals. Carr departed Yoakum for Brownsville amid threat of Gulf storms.
Students in Texas high schools may earn graduation credit through University of Texas correspondence study offered by the Extension Teaching and Field Service Bureau. During the just past year 1800 persons earned credit in 62 courses. For more information contact Dr. T. R. McDonald, University of Texas Extension Building, Austin.
Betsy Arnold, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arnold of La Porte, became the bride of Kenneth N Cates at Central Presbyterian Church in Houston on Saturday October 1. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home. The couple will reside in Austin where Betsy, a June UT graduate, will work toward a Master’s degree and Kenneth, a Texas graduate, will receive his Master’s degree from UT in January.
Steers grazing at the Coastal Bend Experiment Station in Beeville gained robustly this summer, at about 17 pounds per head per day while stocking at a rate of 1,000 pounds per acre, with no supplemental feed from April through September. During winter grazing from mid November 1965 to mid March 1966 they averaged 11 pounds daily, and Texas A&M engineer W.H. alared designed a pecan harvest method to boost pecan picking, yielding up to 4,000 pounds daily and higher efficiency than hand labor.
Multiple Texas church notices list service times and activities. Barwood Methodist, Guadalupe Catholic, Church of Christ, Baptist Mission, and Grace Lutheran include Sunday School, morning and evening worship, mass times, and midweek programs. Locations include Eagle Lake, Sheridan, East Bernard, and other towns with pastors named Ed ward Geiser and Rev. Dominguez.
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