Birthday Party Honors Miss Allyne Spear at Home
A large crowd gathered at Miss Allyne Spear s home to celebrate her birthday with games and gifts. Wishes for many happy returns filled the farewell portion of the event.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1934
Page
8
A large crowd gathered at Miss Allyne Spear s home to celebrate her birthday with games and gifts. Wishes for many happy returns filled the farewell portion of the event.
The Zions Lutheran Church invites readers to Sunday School at 9:00 a.m. and English service at 10:00 a.m. on September 2 1934. The following children will be examined in Luther's Small Catechism and Biblical History for the Confirmation Class and songs will be sung. The 7:30 p.m. English confirmation service includes holy communion. Mrs J T Jaeggli will lead a music class. The pastor A H Balkenberg extends a welcome to all.
L. J. Sulak has been nominated to contest the Texas Senate seat in the Fifteenth District. The move positions Sulak for a statewide race, with party backing and campaign plans forthcoming.
A nominee is presented for the role of Associate Justice of the Supreme Court. The action centers on confirmation consideration by the Senate and appointment by the President. The report notes the nominee's legal background and previous judicial service.
Mrs Elo Baca age 23 nee Kresta of Komensky hanged herself in the car house Friday afternoon. Burial was at Catholic Cemetery in Moravia Saturday. She leaves her husband her mother one brother and two sisters. The Bogle extends sympathy.
One carload of fine young horses and one carload of young work mules available at Schwartz Co. in Hallettsville and Shiner Texas. Visit to see real good stock offered for sale or inspection.
A $50 reward paid by Capper's Farmer National Protective Service led to the arrest and conviction of Jessie Pullin for cattle theft from properties of N. C. Stuetling in Waelder and Tom Hull in Flatonia Texas. Pullin drew four years in Huntsville State Penitentiary.
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