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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1954
Page
4
A fragmented page lists multiple church notices from Eagle Lake Texas. It names Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic, Wood Methodist, First Presbyterian, American Lutheran, Rock Island, and First Baptist churches with pastors, service times, Sunday School, and evening worship. Also included are excerpts of moral quotes about duty and note of a Presbyterial gathering in Houston.
The Lisasie WSWS met at 2 30 PM Tuesday at Br Ed Causey s home with Mrs Causey leading devotionals and readings from the Bible The group planned future charity drives to Cumberland Mission Kentucky and Red Bird Mission Library Henthalsy and decided to have no fall used clothing drive on Oct 19th World Friendship Day will be hosted at the Evangelical United Brethren Church on Nov 2nd Refreshments were served to eighteen members and a strong visitor The next meeting will be at the church on Death date noted
The Lissie News reports the death of three month old Thomas Rhea Wiles in Dallas, son of Mr and Mrs Martin Wiles, with the Thomas family offering sympathy. It also notes the death of Curtis Kitchen of Brownwood and other local social visits and family news from Geo. W. Thomas’s circle, including relatives from Corpus Christi and Bryan.
Frayed text hints at a religious or philosophical meditation. Mentions Ler, geldon, UP, PHS 235, and a ciphered sequence 295 27 299. References a gospel, Peter TE, and eternal themes. Fragmentary and unclear references persist.
Reform era notice states Reverend Parke Mith, in charge at Christ Episcopal, elected secret ary treasurer of the Alliance. A meeting at BelAid, Pate, and Baptist Circle follows his election as he will serve in parallel roles amid church activities and local groups.
In Weimar area a resident wife, working in Sher Y ts Faried, slipped and fell from a ladder, throwing her. Mr and Mrs Henry Chamtress of New Gulf spent the weekend visiting Mrs Walker at Eagle Lake, enjoying a pleasant visit.
Mrs Sunderman, guest speaker at Lissie Evangelical United Brethren Church, will present a program on the Holy Land. She will show slides from her recent trip and tell of The Land Where Jesus Walked. The event is scheduled for Sunday September 20 at 733 pm for the church family and youth.
A fragment describes an artistic event with a social setting and a buttered table. Pink salted nuts are served and arranged around an oversized tree centerpiece. Names and places are unclear but the mood centers on decorative detail and a casual gathering.
Members of the Lissie Sewing Club held their anniversary gathering at Mrs. Buddy Higgins home in Chesterville. Fifteen members attended as Mrs. Higgins was elected the new president, honoring past president Mrs. Edgar Adkins with a glass set tray and wreath. The decor featured crystal, china, and a distinctive cerarine arrangement for the festive table.
George Collins visits San Twine Venezuela with his daughter Miss Cero Collins, mother Mia Helen Collins, and sister Messe L. Parke. The occasion includes Hargrove's gelly towel hurds.
A New Ulm Sunday barbecue led to a food poisoning outbreak with about 600 affected. Over 500 received treatment in local hospitals and area facilities as doctors traced illnesses to the meal. Several patients were hospitalized in Bren Bellville and La Grange area hospitals reported receiving victims.
Broadcast notes list football game coverage by station KPRI and partners. Mentions broadcasts of South teams and Tennessee game, with Eddie Barker and Ferrusin tied to coverage. Radio time set for 7:00 PM.
District farmers in the Mada Conservation Group undertake pasture improvements on 18 acre blocks near Pressburg Colomis and East Weimar. Terraces, Bermuda and native pastures will be seeded with Hubam clover and Singletary peas for soil conditioning, grazing, and winter forage. Farmers Jack Draper Marley Giddens Justin Wostarek and others report progress amid dry conditions with fertilizer and soil analyses guiding reseeding and pasture management.
Cotton Bowl coverage describes the Texas AGM contest with Dave Russell and Eddie Hu on station KTRH Houston beginning at 3:00 p.m. Over KTHT Hooster, the report confirms the playoff context and radio schedule.
Mrs Fox Stienke of Gannda welcomed a son Sunday afternoon at Laughill Hospital in Bare Lake. The baby weighed eight pounds and one ounce and has been named Roger Russell. He was joined by a brother and sister, with the gift of a Digin Watch from Los B. Lana's noted in the welcome.
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