Church Services Schedule with Pastor K Windecker
Every Sunday morning ten English worship services. The first Sunday monthly offers German services at eleven. Sunday School meets at nine each Sunday morning. Pastor K Windecker leads the church.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1946
Page
5
Every Sunday morning ten English worship services. The first Sunday monthly offers German services at eleven. Sunday School meets at nine each Sunday morning. Pastor K Windecker leads the church.
If your gums itch burn or distress comes from GUMS druggists offer a money back guarantee if the first bottle of LETO fails to satisfy Kotzebue Drug Company makes the pledge with a satisfaction guarantee for customers seeking relief from gum discomfort.
Oscar Raab returned home Sunday after a week in Houston. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Sherry of Freeport visited home folks here recently. J. C. Petrek returned to Freeport after visiting here. Miss Ruth Arnim spent Friday in San Antonio visiting relatives. Herbert Pieper of Houston spent Monday here. Mr. Pieper was formerly of Moulton. Erma Pearl Shows of Cuero spent days with friends in Moulton. Mr. and Mrs. Albin Heidtrich of Shiner and their son visited. W. W. Lockstedt of Victoria visited H. C. Lockstedt. Ad Pilot of Robstown spent the weekend here. George Bargman of Gonzales visited Mrs. Fehrenkamp. Ada Lockstedt of Yoakum spent Sunday with her parents.
A brief note highlights fast service from FKagle in Moulton Texas promising quick processing and a ready rubber stamp for customers seeking swift assistance.
Mrs. R. R. Dietz and daughter Aurelia of San Antonio visited the Julius Krejci home over the weekend. Miss Mildred Hull of San Antonio spent the past weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hull.
Mr and Mrs A K McElroy Jr of San Antonio spent the week end with Mr and Mrs O F Knape. Louis Pavlicek returned to Freeport after visiting here. Miss Colleen Fehrenkamp of Houston spent the week end with her parents. The Eagle editor acknowledges postcard greetings from C T Johnson of Austin while in Mexico City. Mr and Mrs Clifford Shows and baby returned to Cuero after visiting with Mr and Mrs H C
Miss Theresa Kalischko of here visiting her mother Mrs. Martha Kalischko and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Vladimir Darilek and daughter of San Antonio spent the week end here with Mr. and Mrs. Emil Darilek and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Muehlstein and Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Muehlstein of Victoria spent several days here last week visiting home folks.
Mr and Mrs Fred Osterloh and Miss Pauline Olsen returned to San Antonio Sunday afternoon after a brief visit in the home of Mrs Mary Rosenauer.
Sgt and Mrs Edwin Mikulencak of Gonzales spent Saturday visiting relatives here. Sgt Mikulencak has re enlisted and is stationed at Camp Chaffee Arkansas.
The Eagle announces subscribers earning a place on The Eagle's honor roll for the week. Names include W. H. Mueller Houston Mrs Tom Fatio Jr Richmond G W Cooper Houston Willie Bartek Flatonia Aug Ellinghausen Shiner Charles Stavinoha Moulton Bruno Lockstedt Moulton Bohumil Bohuslav Moulton L J Novak Flatonia Joe Zavesky Moulton W A Eilers Hallettsville Emil J Holub Moulton Paul Dietschke Moulton R J C Vogt Moulton Theresa Kalischke Houston H Miller Flatonia Clara Oehl Moulton Tom Handsor Moulton Edwin Handsur San Antonio Richard Loew Houston George Perrard Moulton.
The piece argues that America’s wartime success came from “average greatness” and broad liberty. It credits ordinary soldiers, mass production chemists, and a resilient homefront economy for victory, warning that maintaining this resourcefulness is essential to prevent foreign or domestic domination.
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