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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1958
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Joe Malinek and Mr and Mrs Erwin Skalka and their sons of Schulenburg were Thanksgiving Day guests in the Henry Malinek home.
The Moulton Eagle is owned by Malec Publishing Co. and edited by Edwin Gallia Jr. It is published every Friday in Moulton Texas. Subscriptions run 2.50 yearly, 1.50 for six months, 1.00 for three months, and 0.08 for a single copy.
Moulton Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Stanis Rothbauer's home on November 20 with eight members and two guests Mrs. Chets Locke and Mrs. Jordan Raab. A Luncheon report from Hallettsville was discussed, and a Christmas party was planned for December 12 at the Rock Inn. Mrs Hugo Fisbeck demonstrated necklace making, and refreshments were served.
The piece attacks a proposed seven thousand five hundred dollar annual salary for four months of work as excessive and wasteful, questions the value of legislative and farm leadership, and urges stronger labor and religious societal resistance to communism, plus a call for lifelong self education.
The Dallas News honors Texas Representative Martin Dies for twenty years in the House and his failed 1957 Senate bid. The piece recalls Dies as a pioneer against communism, his clashes with Franklin D. Roosevelt, and public ingratitude cited as the cause of his debt and waning support.
Searcy Ferguson, Chairman of the Texas ASC, explains that any upland cotton producer in 1958 is eligible to vote in the December 15, 1959 quotas referendum. He notes additional eligible voters include holders of 1958 allotments who produced no cotton, those with allotments placed in the Soil Bank, and guardians, executors, or trustees acting for others.
Miss Florence Anne Hoepfl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Reinhold Hoepfl, marked her eighteenth birthday on Thanksgiving Day. Attending were Mrs Martha Hoepfl and the Hoepfl children Linda and Eugene of Houston, Mr and Mrs James Hoepfl, Mr and Mrs Adolf Hoepfl and their children, and Mr and Mrs Ludie Polasek and their children from Victoria.
Mr and Mrs John Brom and Mr Jim Brom attended the wedding of Miss Mary Maresh and Victor Hruby in Houston. Miss Maresh is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Maresh of Houston.
Mr and Mrs Emil Tousek Jr and their children from Houston spent Thanksgiving here with relatives, sharing in family meals and seasonal greetings.
Butch Heinrich son of Mr and Mrs Leo Heinrich of San Antonio celebrated his sixth birthday Monday November 2 at the parental home. The party featured a rose frosted cake with ship shape candles lunch of cake potato chips ice cream cones and soda. Four friends Laura Orff Sandy Macken Vickie Macken and La Manda Wright attended and the honoree received many gifts.
Mr and Mrs Harlan A Knezek of Bryan welcomed an adopted baby girl named Mary Ann. The child was baptized on Thanksgiving Day with godparents Mr and Mrs Joe Holub Jr. attending.
Lavaca County will receive funds for surfacing seal coats and three bridges under local Highway District oversight. District Engineer Cornelius aims to start by spring with projects including FM 318 from State 111 northeast four miles and other routes such as FM 340 FM 532 FM 1891 FM 531 and FM 530 with specific mileages listed.
Expresses sincere thanks to those who assisted at the passing of Allen Ray Wenske. Special thanks to Fathers Kopp and Goebel, Smith Funeral Home, and everyone who sent food, cards, and flowers. May God bless you all. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wenske Sr. and family.
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Mikulencak baptized Sunday November 30 at Blessed Sacrament Church Houston with sponsors Mr and Mrs Hubert A Heinrich.
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