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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1970
Page
5
A graduate of a coastal high school, Seer a? EAETS Tees is bound for U S Army service. He served in Vietnam and plans to marry before deployment, with the wedding scheduled for November 2.
Brief notice notes a household item update as a cook returns from a trip? The readable fragment mentions Cooks Home From Trip with unclear details and names missing.
The United Methodist Church youth fellowship led the Lisie Church Sunday night worship as part of Youth Week. Participants included Glenda Sunderman, Sharon Anderson, Jerrol Higgins, Terry Gertson, Laurel Anderson, Eliana Johnson, Lyle Anderson, and Rick Higgins delivering the message with the theme Bridge Over Troubled Waters.
The Farmers Insurance Group held its convention in Scottsdale Arizona at the Casa Cin. Three top salesmen from each state received a trip. Names mentioned include Harvey the Cymbta Kimberly and Marie Popp former wife of Rudolph Hy Popp.
The Esther 5 Sunday school class met at H. Derrick's home for the officer installation on October 20 at 7:90 p.m. Mrs. Herman Boothe provided refreshment after Mrs. Derrick spoke with Dreyer. In attendance were Mrs. B J Williams, Mrs. Gene Brown, Billy Miller, Mrs. Frank Caudal leader, Mrs. Raymond Woodrudy associate member, Mrs. Frank Lovwen, and Mrs. Bobby Baird. All members urged to attend Harvest Party at the earliest month.
The Fire Auxiliary of Eagle Lake announces boxed candy for sale at 1.00 per box. Proceeds go to support the fire department and can be purchased from any auxiliary member.
The column lists patients admitted this week around Oct 26 including V Duscan Raymond Jochet Jesus Slag Minnie Ward Pete Gonzales Maggie Holm Jo Arnchon Elisa Countee Carolyn WUMaris Al tair Dismissals include Richard Hardison Mary Stimpson Capewes Joyce Starwik Bestriew Pore Florence Campbell Laura Maedlenrs Kay Cupson Kengle Bauer Frankie McGhoffills Dorothy Melain Jacalyn Hurd Pailine Parker Pat Brown Leo Maschecksitre Beverly div¢ lauelty Elizabeth Walker Leyton Tucker Williams Gare wood Mormand Collins oustor Telesfora Hanepas Columbus William Bese Jr Lissie.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Culler and Mr. and Mrs. Ell Winnius spent the weekend visiting Mrs. Bertin Smith, Mrs. Dave Thomas, and Mrs. Lucy Culler in Illinois.
Easler University freshman Bill Price spent the day with his parents Mrs. Buddy Price and Mr. Prise.
U S rice trade officials report rising demand in Eastern Africa with imports increasing. Crider cites growing consumer preference for rice and self sufficient production goals amid population rise and regional growth.
The Queens 4 curt will be entertained with a talent show before the queen is crowned. After coronation, Halloween funGooths opens near the Sheridan school building with food stands and a bazaar.
Paul Eggers, a gubernatorial candidate, urged stronger enforcement and longer prison terms. He criticized current Texas criminal code for hindering judges from imposing real life sentences and called for reforms to protect law abiding citizens.
Tony Balas, son of Louis J. Balas of this city, left last week for the West Coast and departed for a tour of duty in Vietnam. He is assigned to the medical corps.
Gelorada County Agricultural Agent L. Moore reports July to September activity. He logged 10 miles travel 2557 farm visits and 134 meetings, plus 47 publications and 7122 news items. County ranks 254 counties in Texas in fertilizer use with 24 523 tons, farmers and ranchers spent 1 730 000 on fertilizer materials July 1 1969 to June 30 1970. Bulk sites accounted for 40 percent of the total.
A Weimar woman walking at night was struck by a vehicle and died. The driver faced no charges after police based their investigation on witness statements and available evidence.
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