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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1978
Page
1
Bee's Sweet Shop and Cafe will begin serving breakfast at 4 30 a m beginning Saturday November 18 to accommodate hunters. The change applies through the deer hunting season and aims to boost morning traffic at the cafe.
Hermann Sons Lodge No. 59 will hold its Christmas Dinner at the American Legion Hall on Sunday December 3 starting with a Picnic Stew Dinner at 12 o clock. Live music and refreshments will follow in the afternoon. Members and family living at home are invited. single members may bring a guest.
An American Legion reminder urges members who have not renewed to remit dues to Box 411 Moulton or leave payment at Farmers and Merchants State Bank in Moulton.
Dennis Pilat bagged a 10 point buck nearby Saturday at 7 45. Pete Tousek claimed his first 6 point of the year at the Kelly Ranch Saturday at 6 50 a.m.
A service of Thanksgiving will be held at Zion Lutheran Church at 9 00 a m on Thanksgiving Day. Everyone is cordially invited.
The Moulton Community Medical Clinic announced October donations from Anita Richter and Durwood Bradley along with parish memorials for Lottie Tyler by Minnie Pundt Sam Bruton by Roy and Kotze bue and Mattie Wallace by Val and Hinze, reflecting community support.
Schulenburg deanery sponsors a Christ the King Procession at Sacred Heart Church Flatonia Sunday Nov 26 at 2 p.m. The event aims to renew faith and gather laity for Benediction, with Bishop Hugo Gerbermann speaking. If rain, indoor observance follows.
The Junior Class sponsors a Barbecue Sale on December 10 at the American Legion Hall. Plates include chicken onioned potatoes beans pickles and bread for 2.50 each. Contact Larry Swanke or Glenn Holub before December 1 to order.
Charley Lewallen, Lavaca County service officer, notes many veterans dependents may qualify for U S VA educational aid. Widows and children of deceased or 100 percent disabled veterans may receive monthly benefits up to $311 for full time study at approved schools.
The Moulton Eagle invites Christmas and New Year greetings from readers. To place a greeting, call 596-4871 for submission details and publication in the paper.
The Junior Class met on November 8. They talked over the Halloween Carnival, the barbecue sale, and the prom. A committee was appointed for the barbecue sale and the junior high tournament. Kris Goeman, Reporter.
The FHA held their meeting November 8th with President Elaine opening. Under new business the Christmas Party was announced for Wednesday December 6th at 4 30. The Freshmen will provide a skit for entertainment with refreshments supplied by class. Elaine Pavlicek named Girl of the Month. Catherine Machacek listed.
Texas Parks and Wildlife officials report two East Texas men paid 6000 in bond after a Lake Livingston arrest for exceeding the catfish limit by about 1700 fish. Warden Kenneth Hambrick said police found over 1000 pounds of catfish in gill nets. one man owns a fish market. Fish were seized, sold to bidders, proceeds held in escrow until trial with funds either returned or directed to the Special Game and Fish Fund depending on the outcome.
The Bobkatz improve to five wins and no losses after a 91-46 win over Dime Box Cagers last Tuesday night. Kenneth Neskora led with 25 points, Glen Holub added 12, while Mike Kalina and Chris Pilat each scored 10. The Kittens lost 36-26 and Moulton JV were overwhelmed 45-17 by Dime Box. Donna Simper topped Moulton scorers with 11 points.
Lavaca County Service Officer Charley Lew Allen says high home prices and lack of awareness keep some married veterans from applying for Veterans Administration GI loans. He notes that a spouse's income can affect loan size, influencing approval chances under GI benefits. Page 2 Col 2.
The Flatonia market was active with steady to higher prices across classes. Some cattle advanced 4 to 5 dollars, pacier cows up 1 to 220, stockers and butchers strong, cow and calf pairs active, and weigh ranges listed for calves, heifers, bulls, and cutters with notable price spreads.
The Chamber of Commerce social followed a brief business meeting as Robert Buehring won the presidency. New directors will be elected by mail, dues must be paid to vote, and plans include a spring street dance and revised holiday observances for 1979 and 1980 with details to come. Refreshments were served after adjournment by David and Alice Fisbeck.
Moulton VFW Post 6971 and the Ladies Auxiliary will hold regular meetings on Wednesday November 29 at 7 30 PM at the VFW Hall.
M E Jacobs of Hope announces the Farm Bureau state convention will be in Dallas from November 26 to 29 with about 1,500 attendees from 212 counties. Delegates’ voting power depends on county membership. goals include policy guidelines for Texas Farm Bureau and delegation input to the American Farm Bureau Federation in Miami Beach January 14 to 18.
The Moulton Chapter of Young Homemakers met November 15 1978 at the Homemaking Cottage with twenty members and advisor Mrs Martin. President Kathleen Heinrich led the pledge as Gloria Jasek recited the motto creed and flag salute. Carlotta Fairchild read the devotional. Members shared favorite Thanksgiving desserts during roll call. Minutes and treasurer's report were approved. Christmas party canceled due to date conflicts. a party with members and husbands will be held later. A Christmas project decorates the Shady Oak Nursing Home on December 4 at 5 30 pm. Gift exchange will occur December 18 with a 3 00 limit. Gingerbread Boys were made for Shady Oak residents, and snacks served by Kath leen Heinrich and Jeanette Henke. The next meeting is December 18 at 7 30 pm at the H E Cottage. Hostesses will be Rosalyn Kocian Hattie Olle Suzy Luksovsky and Elsie See.
Residents relatives and friends gathered at the Home on Sunday afternoon Nov 19th to honor the birthday celebrants of the month. Lunch served at 2 0 clock with a large decorated cake donated by the Edmund Anderle family. C D A Court 2018 provided kolaches hosted by Pauline Lamza and Evelyn Darilek. Corages and boutonnieres given to honorees. Baptist Choir provided songs and Rev Graydon Howell spoke. Accordion music and songs by Bartos relatives followed.
John Vincik 60 a native of Shiner died at 2 50 am Wednesday Nov 15 1978 in Lavaca Medical Center He was a veteran of World War II served in the 137th Infantry 90th Division and Gen Patton's unit He received multiple campaigns badges and ribbons Funeral services were at 10 am Friday Nov 17 at Sts Cyril and Methodius Church Burial in Shiner Catholic Cemetery Rosary was recited at 7 30 pm Thursday at Buffington Funeral Home Survivors include his wife Annie Vincik and his mother Mrs Joe Vincik Sr along with two sons.
Mr Frank Mikulencak returned home Friday after eight days in Shiner Hospital where he received treatment for injuries from a fall at his home. He is recovering well from bruises and is up and about.
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