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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1945
Page
6
On Sunday night December 23 at 6 30 oclock Zion Lutheran Church will present a Christmas program by children from Sunday School classes. The program promises high spiritual entertainment and edification. There will be no morning services. Christmas Day services with holy communion are scheduled for 10 oclock. Communion announcements will be received Saturday at 4 oclock. Friends and members are invited.
Lewis Nix resigns as manager of City Utilities at Gonzales effective February 1 to take the utilities manager position in San Benito. He has been a longtime figure in Moulton and Gonzales and leaves with the good wishes of many friends.
The community is invited to festival services by Pastor K. Windecker. The notice emphasizes inclusion for those without church connections to attend the events.
The Novohrad P T A met on Thursday December 13 and elected V J Jasek as secretary. The group approved bills paid and discussed the Christmas program set for December 21. The next meeting is a January 10 game party. school dismisses December 21 and resumes January 2 1945.
Quick service advertised for the FKagle in Moulton Texas offers stamping options and fast turnaround for local customers.
Austin reports the Texas cotton crop for 1945 is the smallest since 1890s, with an estimate of 1,820,000 bales as of December 1. The yield is 826,000 bales lower than last year and just over half the 1934 to 1943 ten-year average of 3,112,000 bales.
The Eagle Office in Moulton Texas highlights its printing services promising reliable work. Local business notice emphasizes printing expertise and availability for customers in the area.
Mr and Mrs Charles Tykal and their son Alvin moved from the Baursville farm to Moulton and purchased the Joe Kubicek place. Mrs Clifton Eilert, Mrs Jimmie Few and Mrs Anton Kolar visited Seguin and San Antonio last week Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Frank Pilat and son Louis Kristinek and Miss Emma Rosenauer visited Mr and Mrs John Vlasek in Gonzales Sunday.
More than 800 tons of small Spanish pea nuts sold to the Yoakum Gin and Feed Company, bringing $132,000 to local farmers. The average price of about 165 per ton topped typical prices, with mills at Yorktown and Path processing the crop. Acreage for peanuts rises in 1946 as the chamber of commerce backs peanut thrashers and binders.
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