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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1954
Page
6
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a school notice about a stray verse reading or event titled Stray Vres SeeThalan with references to American Lutheran adults and Sean La and Ghatities. The legible parts are unclear and names not confirmed.
Fragmentary OCR record notes a church service led by Reverend Paul E. Rerer at Evangelical United Brethren Church with ambiguous times and an item labeled Jeniats Hish Senos Ta Dom. The readable details mention minister Rerer and the church context amid unclear timestamp fragments.
Christ Episcopal Church School readies a reorganized program with five classes for ages preschool to high school. Sunday opening set for September 2 with staff including Mr Wells Dr Fulton Dramroole Mrs Jo Lee McGreary Mrs FLPR Wells and Mrs Howard Fitzgerald as part of the year’s planned improvements.
Miss Marton Putney hosted the Sunshine Class meeting at Dolly Memorial Methodist Church with nine members attending and guests Mrs. McQuinahan and Mrs. Alice Taylor. Miss Sallie Jones gave devotional readings, Mrs. MT Westmoreland spoke on Caris and What He Means To Me, and Ray Billy Griher contributed a recently written recipe. The group approved passing a donation to support yearlong projects and enjoyed a special hour of refreshments before closing with a benediction.
The Christ Episcopal Guild held its meeting at the parish house with Mrs. Vanne as host. Officers elected include Mrs. J. Pvt president, Mrs. Fel Stuemvorh treasurer, and Mrs. BR Welle secretary. The group planned a benefit sale for March 20 and a meeting by mail in spring.
Readable fragments describe a humorous or cryptic scene with names Vescer Glueck and Me and a reference to Glee. The piece references a gathering or event and hints at a slogan or motto with the line Eat more Rick.
The Ministerial Alliance welcomed two area pastors Rev. Parke Smitt of the Episcopal Church and Rev. War on Bennie of the Presbyterian Church into the Fellowship at a Tuesday meeting at the Prim t Baptist Church. The group also voted to sponsor the GR Opidrive again this year with a camp planned for Mall, date not set.
A 2:30 p.m. Tuesday joint Circle meeting at the Evangelical United Brotherhood Church Sanctuary hosted by Mrs. Ed Causey and Mrs. Frank Ines. Talks by Mrs. Adkins and others followed a devotional, with musical interludes and a display by Mrs. Sunderman. Refreshments were served. next gathering set for September 21 at Mrs. Ed Cats home.
The First Baptist Homemakers held a Tuesday evening installation ceremony in the church basement. Miss July Black led a short program after dinner with a skit and symbolic tokens, installing new class officers led by teacher Mrs. H. K Sweatingen and president Mrs. O Wegerbott.
Women’s Sessiery of the Colly Memorial Methodist Church met in the church parlor Tuesday afternoon for an event titled Jesus’ Concern for Cities. The program featured Mrs KR Westmoreland and other members guiding the discussion. Circles plan upcoming meetings on September 21 at Mrs. Griff Thomas’s home and September 22 at Mrs. Maynard Kreidler’s residence with designated co-hosts.
Mrs. Henry reports that Miss Madeline Cearnas enjoyed a pleasant Labor Day weekend during a visit with her sister.
Temple daughter Misa Ruby Temple of Puita Peru wed Gordon Causey of Eagle Lake Texas in a Cathedral ceremony at 12 50 am on August 19. Attendants included the bride’s Madrina and the groom’s mother as Matron of Honor. After a reception at the bride’s parents’ hacienda, the couple plans to travel to the United States via Bahamas and Paris before settling in Texas.
Members of St Roch’s Catholic group set date for their annual picnic at the church hall. The event features a $1.00 per person price, free for children, with entertainment by Jordie Braden and his guests and music for the dance. Ridgewood Dairy Mart offers a sweet treat nearby.
The Altar Society gathered at the home of Ms Angle Vavrecka on Wednesday July 20. Eighteen members attended and conversation focused on church activities. The event concluded with a prayer and light refreshments including sandwiches and cookies.
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