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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1957
Page
5
The text lists multiple daily time blocks from 6:30 a.m. to 6:20 p.m. across various intervals and formats a News Platter party sign off. It reads like a broadcasting or recording schedule with fragmented entries and no clear events or outcomes.
A Humble TV program next week spotlights Chief White Eagle at the Alabama Coushatta Reservation near Livingston guiding a church built by and for Native Americans. The show also covers roller skating from beginners to experts and follows an FBI agent in Texas performing daily workouts teaching police firearm use addressing students and investigations.
In observance of National 4 H Club Week the Komensky 4 H Club girls presented a program to the PTA on Thursday March 7. Demonstrations covered vegetables electrical work and share the fun entries with several named participants.
The Ladies Aid of Zion Lutheran Church met March 7 at 2 pm in the Educational building with Mrs. Lorena Arndt presiding. Rev. Julius Holm spoke on When Trouble Comes and self denial. Twenty five present. Sympathy offered to Mrs. Lydia Muehlstein. Cleaning day planned for March 19. April meeting rescheduled to April 3 at 2:30. Red Cross Drive workers named and committees appointed for March. Birthday song honored Mrs. Elizabeth Holm.
Fred Dodge from Raleigh reports a grammar teacher asking students for opposites like sorrow misery and woe. A classmate answers joy happiness and another shouts giddy up. A matron at the race track remarks our horse is bound to win as a horse starts at 20 to 1 and the race begins at one o clock.
The Witting P T A met in regular session on Thursday night March 7 with many members present. President August Zatopek led the meeting and the treasurer gave a report. A 4 11 Club demonstration on potato salad and a dip followed the business portion. Joe Konvicka won the door prize. The next meeting is scheduled for Thursday April 11.
Hubby frets over affording a costly fur coat while Wifey urges focusing on the coat rather than multiple concerns. The exchange highlights financial tension and decision priorities in a domestic scene.
The Lena Star reports a hunter in Harmony Minnesota survived after climbing a fence with his gun cocked. He is survived by his wife and three children and a pheasant.
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