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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1953
Page
6
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Texas uses over 1700 school buses carrying more than one third of nearly 2 million students daily. The 1951 report notes 156 accidents involving buses, four deaths, and 55 major injuries, urging drivers to slow for stopped buses and follow the uniform motor vehicle act.
The weekly high bid for Texas Patna rice reached 11.36 with A A Gertson from Wonder and Rake straw mills paying the amount at Monday’s sale. Eleven Blue Bonnet rice lots drew top bids of 10.57 from Salladay Bros Freak Stepheny Jr and Dutcher Co. Converted Mill led bids on seven lots. All sales topped 10 dollars. the lowest at 10.07 to Joe R Anderson.
suit for title to 20 acres of land on P. K. Bartleson Survey in Colorado county. Donald P Ringue and wife sue Fussell Krider and Cities Service Oil Co before Judge Lester Holt. further hearing set for Monday. Also Jurie v Texas Company suit over alleged gasoline loss. Joplin allowed to amend petition. McCall Sanders v G Jiminez Corp set for trial Friday over 348 cases of exes valued at 1644. Wolf v Frei Malek set for Monday for injuries from an auto crash. settlement reportedly near.
Circle 1 of the Methodist WSC meets at Mrs J M Chumney home with 18 members and 3 guests. Mrs H Holman led devotion and hosted duties, circle chair Mrs Co W Nispel led business, and a social hour with games, contests and Halloween refresh ments followed.
The Circle T women met Tuesday afternoon at Hirst Presbyterian Church with Mrs. Presto Haley presiding. Haley read scripture and Rev Durway presented a lesson from Mirrors of the Soul based on the 2nd Psalm. Next meeting is a general meeting at 9:30 a.m. at Mrs. Herman Nav.
Women of the Church Circles 1 and 2 will meet in a joint session at the church next Wednesday morning at 5 30 for soda and coffee at Mrs Herman Naw’s home. Mrs Joe S Reeds Jr will be hostesses for the gathering.
Circle No 2 of Colly Memorial Methodist Church met Wednesday morning October 21 for the monthly meeting Mrs Maynard Ireidler hosted and served cream puffs coffee and Cokes to nine members and one guest Mrs John Chumney introduced by Mrs George Causey gave a talk on W S C C The next meeting will be November 18 with Mrs Gardner Seaholm as hostess.
The Berean Class of Cally Memorial Methodist Church met Tuesday evening October 20 in the church parlor for its monthly meeting. Nineteen members attended and enjoyed Halloween games after the business portion. Cake and coffee were served by hosts Mr and Mrs Ed Causey Jr and Mr and Mrs George Causey, with a cake decorated in Halloween colors and black cats.
The Mary-Martha Class held its monthly party at the Dolly Memorial Methodist educational building on October 12 at 3 PM. Mrs. Gus Seaholm and Mrs. O. W. Westmoreland opened in prayer. Teacher Mrs. T. P Dowle spoke on What Jesus Expects of Us. Refreshments followed and all joined hands for the Lord's Prayer. Garwood ladies attended, and members listed include Gus Seaholm, Westmoreland, and several others plus visitors D. Rhea Allison and baby Rebecca Rhea.
Garwood fair draws neighbors from Eagle Lake and beyond with school displays, local wares, and barbecues. Hargrove's promotes imported Solingen cutlery and Case tools, boosts festive shopping, and invites attendees to enter a prize while prepping for fall bulb planting and holiday gifts.
Scientists announce a fatness test for five cattle sheep and hogs aimed at purebred breeders. The test uses lab equipment and the drug antipurine once used to reduce fever. It helps prove heritability of high or low fat traits in young breeding stock while not affecting feeders at slaughter.
Laughlin Hospital notes list patients including Trihy Maddanade City dean Causey Lissie Mrs Hurley Fuller Sheridan Mrs Alejes Melano City Frank Mazacy Ci Orville Mill City and others and colors. dismissals include J C Willis Miss Vina Lee Barnett and others. Card of thanks expresses appreciation to doctors nurses staff and friends for kindness during patient stay at Laughlin Hospital. Also mentions visitors from Houston Old Ocean Eagle Lake and Jon D Luna's.
Mr and Mrs Malcolm Tigett and sons Gary and Joal from Se jguin spent Saturday and Sunday with their parents and standparents Mr and Mrs F T Koll mann For your vaccine ant ver deeds get them freak at Joe BD Luna s.
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