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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1938
Page
8
Mrs. Emil Darilek offers cabbage plants for sale at 15 cents per 100. Magnolia Products to be noted. Mobil gas and oil suggested for sluggish motors with a winter oil change offered by Hohit's Service Station.
For sale: a six room house with out buildings at the south corner just across from the Lutheran Church property. For particulars write M. H. Ziehe, Seguin, Texas.
A six o clock Mexican supper will be given at the school auditorium Tuesday night November 14 by the Band Mothers Plate 25¢ Proceeds for the benefit of the Moulton High School Band For sale Four Stacks of Sorghum Vladik Culak Moul ton Texas For rent Five room house built in kitchen run ning water bath indoor toilet garage and washhouse Next to John Mladenko Ed.Boehm s Sons Moulton Texas Read The Eagle s advertising columns regularly and take advantage of the bargains that the local merchants are offering each week When you want to buy something try the local merchant first.
Another 1 cent sale is under way at Kotzebue Drug Company and runs through Saturday. E. and R. Drug Company marks its first anniversary with an appreciation sale also ending Saturday.
Zions Lutheran Church announces Sunday School at 9 30 a m and English service at 10 30 a m on Sunday. Brotherhood Meeting set for Friday at 7 30 p m. Pastor E Jacobs invites all to worship and depart to serve.
The Parent Teacher Association thanks all who helped with the play The Womanless Wedding and especially directress Miss Lilybeth Lewis. Notes of local visits include E. C. Newman and L. O. Sylvester from Yoakum in Moulton, EB Freeman and his mother from Yoakum, and Mr and Mrs William Hillmer visiting Columbus. Roscoe resident Ollo Mueller visited, Ollie Lewis from Fort Monroe returned home, and Nile Ruth Koester and Ruby Fissler, students at Texas Lutheran College, Seguin, visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Koester.
The piece explains Europe war coverage is heavily censored and scattered with false reports. It introduces Joseph W. La Bine and his weekly analysis as a concise factual account with explanation to help readers understand actual events and form informed discussions.
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