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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1947
Page
7
The Eagle notes samples of commencement invitations and class announcements and urges schools and officials to view the distinctive line. It says entertainment announcements for profit are advertising and will be charged at regular rates, with space priced like merchant goods.
A series of social visits reports Mrs. Harris and others traveling from La Grange to see relatives. Notable mentions include Fehrenkamp and Wagner households hosting guests from Gonzales Houston and Austin, plus San Antonio and Wharton connections.
Melvin Ammerman of Texas Lutheran College Seguin spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs D Ammerman.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Heiman and Mrs. Frank Heiman returned to Danbury Sunday after spending several days in the homes of Mrs. Mary Rosenauer and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Malinek.
Mrs. Louis Pietsch and spouse visited San Antonio last week. Elo C Fehrenkamp and Marguerite Boehm spent a day there. R B Papacek attended Evelyn Morrow's funeral in Yoakum. Mildred Krejci Estella Kaluza visited Shiner with Winklers. Henry Sloma of West Columbia visited his mother Mrs. Sockwell. Pren Sockwell visited daughter Jewell in Yorktown. Henry Bohnenkamp and family spent weekend with Bohnenkamps. Boehms and Fehrenkamps toured Corpus Christi Taft area last Wednesday and Thursday.
A British House of Commons vote to let the government assign jobs and workplaces is cited as a warning against government managed economy. The piece argues such dictatorship threatens individual freedom and warns Americans to resist similar policy. It references coal shortages, socialist policy, and calls for preserving liberty.
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