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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1938
Page
8
Five room residence with built in kitchen cabinet running water bath indoor toilet garage and washhouse listed near John Mladenka Ed Boehm s Bons in Moulton Texas. Rent and contact details not provided.
Corpus Christi November 10 Lon C Hill president of Central Power and Light says CPL did not violate the spirit or letter of the law in the Austin district court anti trust case. He explains the suit stems from a CPL Yorktown contract after Yorktown council abandoned a municipal plant plan and asserts the company acted in good faith and intends no legal violation.
Baursville Parent Teacher Association held its regular meeting on Friday November 10 approving the previous minutes. The treasurer reported a balance of 48.36 and several bills were paid. The group approved purchases of two see saws and new shades for the primary room with members Machart and Brueggmann named to handle those tasks. Membership enrollment surged and after the meeting a weather dressed group enjoyed a 42 game and a lunch of cake cookies sandwiches and coffee. The next meeting is set for Thursday December 7.
The Moulton Branch of the Farmers League set a public meeting for Monday night at 7:30 in the Moulton High School Auditorium. Topics include the cotton referendum on December 9 and the cotton penalty, with a weather contingency for the following Monday. Also notes social visits by local residents and travelers.
The Eagle displays a bright range of holiday greeting cards with reasonable prices. Shoppers are urged not to miss the new samples and are likely to appreciate the selection.
The Ladies Aid met at Luther Hall on November 2 with committees chosen for the month. New members include Mrs Julius Krejci and Mrs Tom Picha Jr. Telva Hayden attended as a visitor. Next meeting set for December 7.
District Clerk Gus J. Strauss of Halletsville spent Tuesday in Moulton tending to business matters and greeting local friends.
Zions Lutheran Church schedules English service at 10 30 a m with Sunday School at 9 30 a m A church picnic is planned for Sunday November 1 with officers urged to attend and members to bring what is requested Pastor K Jacobs presides over worship and service teams remain as before.
The Sick Mrs. William H. Pundt has been on the sick list for several weeks. Charles Locke has been quite ill this week, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Wagner visited in Gonzales Monday. Sam Feagin of San Antonio spent the week end visiting in the home of Mrs. Agnes Nesko rik.
Classified note offering typewriter paper and second sheets cut to any size for sale. The Eagle Office.
A bold sales pitch promises seven publications and an extended subscription to THE SIX BIG MAGAZINES and this newspaper each week. It urges readers to mail or bring the coupon immediately to secure the deal, with a warning the offer may be withdrawn.
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