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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1935
Page
5
Clare plans 12 no cost gifts to neighbors and friends offering time and service instead of money. She promises weekly reading for Granny Hitchcock and after school care for Buddy, with school recitals and songs for Mina Hillman when her leg heals, showing heartfelt, practical generosity.
The Eagle showcases a new line of holiday greeting cards with low prices for the season. The Centennial Christmas Card features Texas themes including Six Flags, the Alamo, and Mission St. Jose with a Texas seal and festive greeting. Visit The Eagle office to see samples and place orders early.
Local desk requests readers to report news items by calling the number 99. The notice urges timely tips on happenings, events, and incidents for quick publication.
A Christmas day scene unfolds in a snow coated home on May Street with seven family members and a guest, Lucia Bell. A knock brings a new child inviting her to share the feast as laughter and singing fill the house. Lucia Bell imagines past siblings appearing as Christmas fairies in gratitude.
The Moulton Lutheran Ladies Aid Society held its final meeting of the year on December 5. Committees were appointed for December including Sick, Membership, Flower and Serving. The next meeting is set for Thursday January 2 1936.
Mrs Elma H Moore assistant WPA district No 10 says a sewing room will open soon in Hallettsville. Six sewing machines provided by the government will employ relief women to make clothing for the county’s needy. Visitors from Hallettsville toured Austin recently.
Moulton merchants show beautiful holiday stocks this year inviting customers to shop locally. The Eagle appeals to subscribers in arrears to settle accounts promptly to keep the newspaper published and delivered to homes.
The Rebmet family expresses sincere thanks for kindnesses shown during the bereavement of their brother Edwin L. Rebmet. His sisters and brother appreciate the support and memorials offered.
Henry E Fehrenkanmp Jaeggli Erwin Oehl and Judge A J Darilek traveled to Austin on business last Thursday, signaling official and legal discussions in the state capital.
Mr and Mrs Sam B Johnson with Buck Johnson and Dick Johnson and their spouses attended a family reunion at Waelder last Sunday, gathering relatives for the event.
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