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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1934
Page
12
A vintage note extols corn as a staple with cream style in cans. It offers a budget friendly dish costing about twenty cents that feeds three to four, combining corn with carrot, green pepper, pimiento and butter sautéed to a golden brown by Carrotl and Cora O'Brien.
A devilish dish combining two cups canned corn with deviled ham yields four servings for under thirty-five cents. Mix, season, layer in a buttered dish with crumbs, add milk, top with more crumbs and melted fat, then bake at 375 degrees for thirty minutes.
Moulton Home Demonstration Club met at the American Legion Hall to pick a versatile Rally Day dress in cotton fabrics. Mrs. Joe K. Etlinger and Miss Hildred Jaroszewski were named delegates to the A M Short Course at College Station in July, with Mrs. F J Wagner as substitute. The group scheduled a June 29 meeting in Miss Pfluger's absence and served a lunch to fifteen members and seven visitors. Governor Miriam A Ferguson's 69th birthday is noted, while national prohibition and air mail regulation are touched on in wider news.
E H Patton of LaGrange inspected Moulton Public School and recommended revising the high school curriculum to meet state standards. He urged library standardization and inventory, library organization by Dewey Decimal, and adding home economics and vocational agriculture.
The American Red Cross contributed $10,000 for hurricane relief in El Salvador. This aid supports emergency shelter, food, and medical aid for affected communities in Central America.
The new service runs between San Antonio and Chicago with daily departures from San Antonio at 9 45 a m. The inaugural announcement states the route offers a nine and a half hour flight time and will begin on Friday.
Moulton merchants pay the highest market prices for garlic. Moulton grown garlic is of high quality and a market favorite.
Jack Shelton manager of the Luling Foundation Farm was elected president of the National Association of Jersey Cattle Breeders at a New York meeting. He becomes the first Southerner to hold the post in 66 years.
Elliott James performs a dangerous mouthful feat in the Science theater at the Chicago World’s Fair. The stunt involves cooling liquid air to 312 degrees below zero, presented as part of the free exhibit.
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