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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1936
Page
4
The Moulton High School Bobkatz met Gonzales High School in a tight basketball contest at Gonzales last Thursday evening. Gonzales edged ahead 46 to 44 for the win.
London announces the coronation of King George VI for May 12 with details released from the British capital. The event marks a historic royal ceremony expected to attract wide public and international attention.
Texas gins had turned out 2 712 428 bales of cotton of the 1936 crop prior to December 1, compared with 2 417 013 in 1935.
A pair of seventeen year old twins decide to shun Christmas, planning a boycott to end the holiday fuss. After family reactions and social mockery, they capitulate, joining relatives in a feverish final spree and declaring they will make the biggest Christmas fuss yet.
Nueces county is described as the banner cotton county of Texas, reporting 84 783 bales. The note emphasizes its leading status in cotton production within the state.
Austin reports Texas property valuations for 1936 jumped by 56,742,601 dollars compared with 1938 levels, signaling a substantial gain in assessed values across the state.
Former King Edward Windsor remains worth about 5 million dollars with an annual income near 125 thousand dollars.
A college student or traveling family member is urged to subscribe to The Eagle with a nine month plan for only one dollar. The ad promotes staying in touch with hometown happenings and notes a student will appreciate the savings.
Mrs Theo Faltisek hosted the Thursday bridge club with several engaging games. Mrs Anton Kolar led with high score, Mrs Louis Reindi took consolation, Mrs Fred Pietsch won the guest prize, and Mrs Louis Pietsch received the guest prize. Refreshments included ham sandwiches potato salad crackers date bars fruit cake and coffee.
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