Sunday Services Invite At Local Church
Sunday January 24, 1932 schedule includes 9 30 Sunday School and Bible Class and 10 30 English service with a cordial invitation for all to attend.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1932
Page
10
Sunday January 24, 1932 schedule includes 9 30 Sunday School and Bible Class and 10 30 English service with a cordial invitation for all to attend.
H. J. Haas argues that American bankers must lead in global finance amid novel challenges. He stresses national resilience, the payoff of past depressions, and the need for collective confidence and continuous effort by individuals and the American Bankers Association to meet future economic problems.
Jeff F. Wood died at his Rogers Texas home on December 29 1981. He was buried December 30 at 2 30 P M in Old Moulton Cemetery with Rev A G Grant Primitive Baptist Pastor of Luling presiding. Born May 12 1887 near Moulton he was the youngest child of T T and Mrs Wood pioneers. He married Bertha Ann Johnson on November 18 1910 and is survived by seven children five sons and two daughters.
The Eagle notes receiving two complimentary coffee packages from the Duncan Coffee Company of Houston each labeled Admiration and Bright and Early. The editor's household has enjoyed the aroma and flavor daily, and the brands have grown in popularity after months of advertisements.
Annie Warren aged 70 years died Saturday after a long illness. Burial was Sunday at St. James Cemetery in Gonzales County. A resident of the area for 44 years she leaves two children Dick Senior of Houston and Jim Irving of Moulton.
The American Bankers Association urges banks to devote more effort to reminding the public that depositors also owe duties to banks. The message notes banks are semi public institutions with mutual obligations to maintain stability and to counter ill informed rumors. It adds that in some states bank slander laws may protect banks from such gossip.
Henry Zimmermann, in a Fort Worth hospital, is reported doing nicely. Visitors over the weekend include Mr. and Mrs. Vince Rehmer and son Boyce, Mr. Homer and Henry Earl Kotzebue, and Mr. Richard Meitzer and family, with Miss Alice von Lienen of Hallettsville visiting in the George von Lienen home.
Albert Darilek son of Joe K Darilek of Shiner Route Three paid for a yearlong subscription to The Eagle on Tuesday, joining a neighborly pledge to support the home paper.
County Agent J. M. Parks of Hallettsville visited Moulton on Tuesday to coordinate the rat and gopher meeting set for Friday afternoon January 22. Details appear elsewhere in this issue.
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