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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1953
Page
6
Governor Allan Shivers designates March 7 1953 as Public Schools Week in Texas urging Texans to visit at least one public school to learn about the programs and student achievements. The proclamation is signed January 16 1953.
A jumble of biblical references appears, listing Melber 10 1 11 1 and John 15 with unclear context. The OCR string mixes scripture citations without coherent verses or narrative, offering no readable event or subject to summarize.
Dr. Marshall analyzes the twelve apostles as applicants for church membership in a hypothetical sermon. Most are rejected for faults like hot tempers and dullness, except Judas, with Jesus choosing them to spread the gospel after transformation. The piece ends noting the church as a community being transformed for service in Christ’s name.
The column explains how properly drafted wills can bypass certain probate formalities and cut costs. It notes that without a will a court may require an administrator to post a bond and obtain court orders for sales and leases, while an independent executor can speed property disposal with minimal clerical work. A free pamphlet on wills is promised, with a request for reader details.
A compiled veterans questions column covers Korean GI Bill earnings, death pension proof, discharge papers replacement, term to permanent life insurance conversion, cooperative course allowances, tax on indemnities, NSLI disability waivers, and Public Law 16 limits for WWII veterans. It clarifies that earnings do not reduce education allowances under the Korean GI Bill, and outlines proofs and procedures for pensions, loans, and policy changes.
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