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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1960
Page
2
St. Ann's Society held its annual meeting on Tuesday morning July 26. Members attended Mass received Holy Communion and prayed in a body. They decided to sponsor a bake sale Friday August 12 starting at 9 am featuring kolaches strudel cake and homemade noodles.
The monthly meeting of St Josephs Altar Society will be held in the Parish Auditorium on Tuesday August 9 at 2 00 p m Membership committee for August includes Mrs Joe Holub Mrs Alfons Simper and Miss Clementine Zeisberg Hostesses for the social hour are Mesdames Louis Fehrenkamp E E Darilek Ed E Kolar Frank Lev Jim Kouba and Alfons Vana
The piece critiques economic policy debates and farm aid, praising self reliance and free farming while condemning welfare dependence. It cites Eisenhower challenging Khrushchev and Kennedy Catholicism as political issues, urging church unity against bigotry.
The Bohuslav reunion write up failed to include Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Bohuslav of Moulton in the list of those present. The notice corrects the omission and confirms their attendance at the event.
In Goa India a coffin passenger sleeping in rain woke a driver and passenger to panic. the lid rose and a man in the coffin spoke asking if it had stopped raining. One man died and another was seriously injured when they leapt from the speeding truck.
Senator Douglas of Illinois cited GAO verifications to argue wasteful defense spending. He highlighted price gaps such as a lamp socket bought for 21.10 when retail is 0.25, a wrench set for 29.00 vs 3.89, and drill bushings 9.65 versus 0.50. He claims up to 3 billion dollars yearly could be redirected to real defense needs.
Forty three Lavaca County residents are among about 3000 Texans invited to the annual reunion of former patients of the Texas Rehabilitation Center Gonzales Warm Springs Foundation. The fourth gathering, set for August 7, aims to reunite attendees for a day of activities and new friendships with others who share similar handicaps. The TRC Former Patients Association organized the event, the only group of its kind in the United States.
The notice urges readers to file a change of address promptly with the post office. It requests both the old and new addresses to ensure delivery continuity and reduce extra forwarding expenses. It emphasizes reporting without delay to save costs.
The Women’s Missionary Society of Zion Lutheran Church held its regular meeting July 20 at Mrs. Henry Helweg’s home. President Mrs. Tom Beale led the session on the lawn with a devotional by Mrs. Julius Holm, a hymn, scripture, prayer, and study of Mark chapters 11 and 12. Mrs. Walter Hildebrandt, Special Needs Chairman, collects gifts for a Mother’s Rest Home in Nurnberg Bavaria Germany. Refreshments followed served by the hostess.
Mr and Mrs Bill Woehler of Yoakum visited Mrs Leona Merrem Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Rogie Tricks of Needville called on Mr and Mrs August Melnar Thursday afternoon. They were returning from a vacation trip to points in New Mexico.
A cotton pest, the boll weevil, inflicts extensive damage yearly. It overwinters near fields, emerges in spring, and damages squares and bolls by feeding and egg laying.
The Homemakers Hobby Club met at Rock Inn with Mrs. Hugo Fisbeck as president. Members learned to craft decorative vases, bottles, and plaster wall plaques. Visitors included Mrs. Fr Koudelka, Mrs. Alfred Barta, and Mrs. John Ammerman. A summer picnic is planned for August 7 at 1 p.m. Delighted guests and refreshments were noted at each meeting.
Mr and Mrs L A Mill of Victoria visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Edwin J Knesek and Linda Kay along with other relatives.
Mr and Mrs James Kasper of Houston spent the weekend here with local relatives, enjoying a brief return to familiar surroundings and catching up with family.
Mr and Mrs George Bridge of Flatonia announce the engagement of their daughter Blanche to Edwin Gaertner son of Mr and Mrs William Gaertner of Moulton The wedding is set for Saturday August 20 at 830 am at St Josephs Catholic Church in Moulton
The Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid Society mourns the loss of Mrs Kuni Mueller a devoted member and beloved mother and grandmother. The group extends sympathy to her survivors and directs copies to the family the Ladies Aid records and the Moulton Eagle for publication. Mrs Janie Hoepken President Mrs Elizabeth Holm Vice President Mrs Delta Mueller Secretary.
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