Invites to Worship on Sundays with English Services
Announced invites for worship every Sunday morning at 10 with English services and Sunday School in the morning. Provides schedule emphasis on regular weekly gatherings.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1949
Page
4
Announced invites for worship every Sunday morning at 10 with English services and Sunday School in the morning. Provides schedule emphasis on regular weekly gatherings.
Mr and Mrs Joe Vanham were visitors in San Antonio on Saturday, stopping to tour local sites and enjoy the city.
A humorous column notes ichthyologists call the wall-eyed pike a perch, while J J McElhorne of the Washington Globe is praised for writing with both hands at once, left hand in shorthand and right hand in English. The piece playfully contrasts fishing bragging with scientific labeling.
An estimate claims the total gold on Earth equals about 613 cubic yards. If melted and formed into a solid cube it would occupy a room 24 feet square.
A fragmented excerpt recalls 19th or early 20th century beliefs in color as medical therapy with red rooms for smallpox and blue dye flannel for swollen glands. It then shifts to a note about Holland’s tulip mania reflecting cultural obsession with flowers and color.
In 1934 to 1936 records tell of a single bulb from The Viceroy tulip, one of two in existence, yielding the owner 160 bushels of wheat and 320 of rye along with livestock, wine, beer, dairy, clothing, and a silver cup as barter.
Children in northern France reportedly drink brandy during school hours rather than milk. The claim suggests a cultural habit where a small nip is used to keep youngsters warm in a cold climate.
Story recounts a former method of lace smuggling from Belgium to France using dogs. A dog is treated with care at home then transported across the border where it is starved and dressed with another animal's skin to conceal the load before being released to return, completing a dangerous ruse.
The Moulton Eagle weekly edition from August 5 1949 is published by O F Knape and W L Knape in Moulton Texas. It notes a Friday issue schedule with a $2 annual prepaid subscription and second class post office status.
Mr and Mrs John Seidel and daughter Miss Annetta of San Antonio spent the weekend in Moulton visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. W. L. Gibson spent the week in Temple and Mrs. Frank Gibson of Temple came in Saturday. They both returned to Temple Sunday.
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