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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1951
Page
6
A film titled Trip Through A Pig Factory will be shown at Moulton High School Gym on Wednesday March 21 at 7 30 P M. The Rawlston Purena Company produced the film filmed on their Research Farm. Veterans classes sponsor the event and invite the public to attend.
Succulent barbecue ribs in a spicy sauce are presented as a supper party main, with full recipe for 2 3 pounds ribs and sauce ingredients. The notice invites free Mealtime Marvels booklet from the National Cotton Council and reports Mrs Julius Michalec’s hospital visit with Mrs Welfl and Roland Welfl.
The Komensky P T A met on Thursday March 8 approving funding to buy Easter eggs for the school Easter egg hunt set for Thursday March 22 in the afternoon. Next meeting scheduled for Friday April 6. Visitors hosted at Mr and Mrs Julius Hajek included families from Houston Flatonia Lake Charles and Camp Cooke California plus local residents.
Local advertisement lists Conrad Super Crest Kasch Bagley and Field Seeds with Garden Seeds available at W H Etlinger Store in Moulton Texas. Promotes hybrid seed varieties and gardening supplies for planting season.
St Joseph School Club met Friday night March 9 with thirty members. Minutes were approved and a treasurer’s financial report given. The group scheduled an Easter egg hunt for children and a Field Day for the first four grades on April 18 at the school. Sister Eunice won a room attendance prize and Mrs Christina Dietschke received a surprise package. Rev John Matocha offered the closing prayer.
J. W. Hull, previously ill at his Nickel community home for ten days, was moved to Gonzales Hospital on Sunday for treatment.
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