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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1939
Page
4
Governor W Lee O Daniel proclaims the week of April 30 as Employment Week in Texas. He says unemployment threatens health morals and welfare and must be solved by individual effort with citizen cooperation. Colonel Charles A Lindbergh arrived in New York last Friday.
Laurie Annie Rowe 63 died at her Yoakum home Saturday. Survived by husband and one grandchild. Funeral services held Sunday with Rev. Walter W. Lipps officiating at the Methodist Church. Naval cruisers Houston and Indianapolis visited Texas ports, drawing thousands of visitors during their stays.
Otis George Harry 48 a Yoakum Texas grocer died at his brother H C Harry home Friday He was born and reared in Yoakum known as Tot Survived by three brothers and two half brothers Funeral services held Sunday afternoon.
America's sport loving youth will have a school of sport at the New York World's Fair. Instructors will be leaders in baseball football track field and boxing. The school term extends from the opening of the Fair in April to October.
All members of the Hallettsville high school faculty were re elected at a school board meeting this week according to Superintendent C S Hereford.
Gonzales Cotton Mill near Gonzales Texas plans full production next week with a 135 person crew. The mill shut down in 1980 and has gradually resumed production over months. current payroll last week exceeded 65 employees and a full one shift payroll runs about 2000 dollars weekly. The plant has 6800 spindles and makes duck and Osnaburg needing 4000 plus bales of cotton annually. officers include Ross Boothe president H M Ainsworth vice president S M Ainsworth treasurer Fred Boothe secretary J R Compton superintendent.
Pillars of flame will startle visitors at the New York World's Fair 1939 during the gas exhibition. Among electrical wonders will be a palm sized lamp whose light is more intense than the sun.
Dr C T Dufner is reelected president of the Hallettsville high school board of trustees and Owen Brown is elected secretary.
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