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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1948
Page
4
Local store invites patrons to enjoy a glass of Keg Beer and Schoenfeld's Red and White in Moulton Texas amid promotional messaging for regular visits to the shop.
Announcement of The Modern Beauty Shop opening in the Ed Kolar residence. The Eagle will publish further notices. Moulton Florist urges reasonable prices, not selling to the highest bidder. Mrs Meyer and Miss Peters visit the Oehl home in Ellinger and Corpus Christi in Tuesday sightseeing.
The Catholic School Club will hold a meeting on Wednesday December 8 at 7 00 AM in the Parish Hall. The Moulton Fire Department booster truck answered a fire at the Martin Cherny place near Witting destroying one hay stack and damaging another.
Giddings, Texas story by F. B. Curry wins $350 in Savings Bonds contest by the American Farm Bureau Federation. Curry, a veteran, teacher, and part time farmer, urges regular investment in Savings Bonds and explains how inflation harms milk prices and daily living. He highlights veteran farms and Farm Bureau membership while arguing individual action can stabilize prices.
A speaker argues that cutting spending and buying Savings Bonds fights inflation. Discounts on bonds shift funds from consumers to savings, lowering prices. The speaker shares a personal plan to continually invest, turning inflation into habit and building security. Inflation is described as a fever to be treated by prudent saving.
Under Secretary Foley told educators in Washington that maximum effort must be devoted to selling Savings Bonds to non bank investors to aid anti inflation. The meeting, convened by Secretary Snyder, drew teachers and administrators from across the nation to promote school savings, with a proposal for a permanent National Education Advisory Committee to support ongoing promotion.
Mrs. R. L. Harron visited the Wolffs while Harvey Fehrenkamp of San Antonio spent part of the week with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fehrenkamp. Johnnie Bravenec and family visited in San Antonio Thursday and Friday. Alfred A. Barta and Dorothy Berckenhoff spent Friday and Saturday in Houston with Edwin Hemmi. Elo Wenske and Rudie Vallentine of Houston spent the weekend with the Wenske family in Hallettsville returning Sunday. Edwin Handsur and daughter Linda Carol spent the weekend in Moulton with Tom Handsur and grandmother Handsur accompanied them to San Antonio for a visit.
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