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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1938
Page
8
The Eagle thanks readers for continued subscription payments since the last report. Names include Chase Beran of Moulton, Mrs. T. T. Walker of San Saba, Mrs. Emma Richter of Flatonia, and Mrs. Leona Merrem of Moulton.
Central Power and Light Company introduces Reddy Kilowatt as a symbolic employee in its advertising campaign. J. B. Wilson explains the character represents electric service and will be featured in newspapers, windows, and displays across South and Southwest Texas.
The piece extols nationwide summer travel as a democratic showcase of American character. It contrasts free enterprise and individual initiative with European oppression, urging readers to embrace an open roadster of exploration and to see America as a testament to opportunity and independence.
Miss Eleanor Reind returned Sunday from Houston where she spent the week with her sister Miss Lillie Reind and Mr and Mrs E Falls.
Zions Lutheran Church announces Sunday School and Bible Class at 4 p.m. and morning services at 9 a.m. A Congregational Picnic is set for Hermann Park on Sunday September 25. Herman Seekamp of Yoakum spoke in Moulton promoting C. V. Terrell for re election as railroad commissioner.
The better class wore swords as part of full dress with cocked hats, broad brim hats, and a black beaver bonnet. Coats were long and knee length with low collars and silver buckles, while shoes featured large silver buckles. The lower class wore knit caps with bright tassels.
Local printer advertises full printing services with emphasis on reliability and competitive pricing, inviting inquiries for order management, design, and production.
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