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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1957
Page
8
A man and a boy stroll the shoreline when the boy drags half a bikini top along the sand. The scene prompts a light exchange as the father asks the boy to show where he found the item. Local beachgoers note the curious, age appropriate moment amid a sunny day.
A reflective line notes how many men who proposed on their knees spent a decade striving to regain stability. It implies lasting fortunes and personal challenges tied to life choices.
A refreshing fruit sherbet recipe called Tropical Chiffon Freeze blends lemonade concentrate instant nonfat dry milk and bananas. The method details melting marshmallows whipping the crystals and folding in banana and sugar before freezing in a mold for serving with fresh fruit.
Guadalupe Valley Electric Co op board meeting in Gonzales on August 26 awarded eight employees and director L. D. Cook for a total of 55 years of service to the cooperative and its members. Recipients included Harold Bruns O W Davis Lewis Eckols Laddie Mikes Lloyd Perkins Mrs Margaret Spacek and Clarence Vordenbaum.
In Hunt in Mrs. W. A. Snodgrass's fourth grade class a boy scowls at his report card and tells his dad that nature is a college graduate. The teacher asks Richard to name the four great needs of man and he responds with food, clothing, shelter, and a wife.
A 1957 Texas road safety appeal highlights 2611 deaths and 230 million dollars in damages from motor vehicle accidents, urging public responsibility to reduce casualties. It contrasts Louisiana storm losses and calls for stricter drunk driving laws and safety campaigns. The message targets Wharton and Jackson counties and appeals to residents to end the murder of neighbors.
Mrs. Guy Heflin visited her children in El Paso and Arizona last week. Ned Crane and family left for San Antonio then New Baden. Arlt and Dutcher families stayed at Chinquapen and fished. Jimmie Cash and family from Austin visited Rudolph Herman and others. Daniel Madura and Houston visitors to Joe Vasina. Mrs. Rudolph Herman and Genevieve Perry went to Flatonia on business. Nora Jean Stroud of Bay City visiting Phillis Arlt. Rev. Miller of Temple officiated Ruby Lee Perry and Bob Oberquen’s wedding in Pasadena Texas.
A reader asks about practical kitchen tips and personal care. Answers cover cream separation by heating milk to luke warm then chilling, using a healing astringent cream for soft skin, baking soda on a toothbrush to help teeth, cinnamon drops for spicy apple butter, and butter or bacon fat on potato skins to prevent cracking and add flavor.
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