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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1943
Page
8
EAGLE want ads invite readers to place a bet on a Rose Festival one person rose show. Two year old field grown roses including Flaming Red Superb Pink White Magnificent Yellow Gorgeous varieties priced at $1.00 Postpaid. Rose Hill Farm Tyler Texas offers dependable roses since 1925.
Mrs Minnie Skyles, formerly Miss Minnie Lueke of Moulton, returned to Corpus Christi on Monday after spending a week in town attending to business matters and visiting relatives.
The Agriculture Department reported that the 1943 preseason planting survey shows larger acreages for major food and livestock feed crops than 1942 despite labor and machinery shortages. Corn acreage is about 7 percent higher, with dry field peas up to 35 percent, dry edible beans up 16 percent, and potatoes up nearly 14 percent. Some crops including sugar beets and oats are down from last year. The survey, compiled from 80,000 growers nationwide, reflects a strong wartime effort to boost food production.
Mr. and Mrs. George von Lieven, Mrs. C. A. Lehne and children Peggy and Jo Ann were in Hallettsville Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Perkins and children Dimmitt and Dianne and Mr. and Mrs. A. K. McElroy of San Antonio spent Sunday here visiting home folks.
W L Henkhaus of Shiner spent Friday in Moulton for business and socializing with friends.
The Eagle honor roll recognizes readers who pay subscriptions. The notice explains that timely payment entitles them to placement on the roll and related privileges.
Zions Lutheran Church hosts Sunday School at g:00 a.m followed by a Divine service on Sunday March 28.
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