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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1965
Page
9
Mrs Woel Harrison announces the birth of a son born October 12. The infant weighed ten pounds four ounces and joins grandparents Arch Mittel of Eldorado and W H Harrison, both of this city, and Marie, age 13, who welcomes the child along with the Harrisons.
Circle No 1 of the Women of the First Presbyterian Church met Tuesday at 3 pm in the church. Mrs Grace Davis hosted the meeting and Mrs Wiliam Waddell led the Bible Study. Hostess refreshments included cherry pie and coffee with help from Mrs Harry Larson and Mrs R E Beane.
Aleut Wotan and fellow Girl Scout units 530 and 580 gathered at the parish hall with refreshments provided by Mrs. Gay Anderson. They then visited Quail Farm, practiced for the Garwood Fair, sang songs, recited their promise, and concluded their meeting. Reported by Margy Crenwelge.
The Czech Catholic Home For The Aged will dedicate a new wing and chapel at Hillie near El Campo on Sunday October 17. The $60,000 project will be blessed by Bishop J L Manening and include an all day picnic, live music from Radio KULP, and a Grandparents contest. A Czech language sermon will be delivered in the new chapel by Father Peter Esterka. A separate civil suit filed in Columbus seeks $93.29 plus $50 for attorney fees in a suit against Rap Pazderny.
L Tiedt of the Rice Council for Market Development calls October the month for all in the rice industry to honor the crop. The observance promotes new rice dishes, informs food editors, and expands awareness among food service and grocery trades across several states. Rice Council members and families will conduct promotional activities to boost use and market growth, citing past success in reducing surpluses through aggressive promotion. In Hallettsville last weekend, Bill Stiles and family attended a rehearsal for the wedding of Betty Jo Hrneir and Louis Schott Jr., with the ceremony planned in Moulton.
Opening day at the Rock Island beauty shop drew area attendees for viewing and refreshments. Door prizes went to four winners: Mrs. C Black of Rock Island won an electric knife, Miss Lavonne Johnson of Rock Island won a permanent wave, and Mrs Otto Strink and Mrs Lois Vawter of Sherman won shampoo sets.
Miss Karin Pederson daughter of Mr and Mrs Egnan Pederson of St John Arizona and Ellis Glueck of Springerville Arizona were married Saturday October 9 at four o clock in the afternoon at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church Eagle Lake. The ceremony was conducted by Rev A W Dinner Joe Mike Spanidel and Patrick Glueck brothers of the groom served as acolytes with Mrs Leon Spanidel as organist. Bride wore white satin and lace with train and carried a bridal bouquet. Maid of Honor Mildred Fort of Weimar Seth Pennington wore a blue satin street-length dress and carried a pink rose bouquet. Charles Glueck of Cat Spring served as best man. A reception followed in the Parish Hall with a tiered cake and floral arrangements. After a wedding trip the couple will reside in Springer ville Arizona.
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