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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1935
Page
4
Martha Weeks resists keeping a muddy front door kitten but agrees to lease her old house to the iron mills manager and his daughter. The kitten Flo becomes the house’s new tenant as holiday plans unfold with the promise of a Christmas gift.
The article explains the adoption of Christmas candles in the United States from Europe. It notes in Scandinavia candle windows on Christmas Eve for Kris Kringle who brings gifts and mentions Bayberry candles as fitting, green, aromatic emblems of triumph.
The notice lists Zions Lutheran Church events from December 22 1935 through January 1 1936. It includes a Sunday School rehearsal December 22 at 9 20 a m German Advent service at 10 30 a m Luther Hall Christmas program December 25 English service December 29 and Holy Communion, a watch party December 31, and a German New Year service January 1 1936 with Holy Communion. Pastor A H Falkenberg signs the message.
Relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs George von Lienen last Thursday evening to congratulate Mr B von Lienen on his ninetieth birthday anniversary. Though four score and ten he remains in good health.
It is estimated that over 1,000,000 pounds of pecans were shipped from Hallettsville this season. The growers of this section realized about $45,000 from this crop, the average price paid by the shippers being about 4 1 2 cents per pound.
Neighbors and friends gathered Tuesday evening December 10 at the home of Rev A H Falkenberg for his birthday anniversary. Pleasant evening reported with warm fellowship. A request offered to pay up to 50 dollars for Indianhead pennies dated before tote and a 15 cent coin price list provided by Chas Duval of Oxford Nebraska.
The American Farm Bureau Federation convention in Chicago last week narrowly backed a resolution endorsing the Agricultural Adjustment Administration and the Roosevelt administration.
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