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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1951
Page
7
The Cotton Grove Sentinel editorial argues that news of events matters more than pre event announcements and criticizes newspapers for publicizing events then forgetting them once they occur. It notes readers seek publicity and editors chase headlines.
William B. Kurtz turned 60 with a family gathering at his Moulton area home. A white iced chocolate cake with red roses accompanied roast turkey and trimmings. Guests included Kurtz relatives from Baytown Houston Cuero Yoakum Shiner and Moulton among others.
The Scotts Home Demonstration Club met January 12 at Mrs. Tom Beale's with good attendance. Mrs. Rudy Pavlas led recreation and Mrs. Harry Maeker chaired the business session. Hostesses for the year were chosen and a plant exchange is planned for March. Members will make the United Nations Flag. Mrs. Beale gave a demo on native shrubs for home planting. Welcomed guests were Mesdames Kotzebue, Miculka, von Lienen of Moulton, and Mrs. Wehmeyer of Flatonia. The next meeting is February 9 on care.
The Novohrad P.T.A. held a regular meeting last Thursday at 7:30 PM. They voted to cover cleaning the well and installing new drinking fountains and discussed a cake walk and party forthcoming. The next meeting is set for March 8 at 7:30 PM.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Janszen of Flatonia and Mrs. Emil Janszen and Miss Leona Janszen of Moulton visited in the Fritz Thuemler home in La Grange Sunday for Mr. Thuemler birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Lee Roy Best acted as hostess for a house plants gathering. A delicious lunch followed featuring pies, sandwiches, and coffee served to attendees.
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