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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1978
Page
2
Mrs. Margaret Brown and Mrs. Madeline James of Houston, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Geazer of Alvin, and Mrs. Ella Palmer of Victoria were pleasant visitors in the home of Mrs. Joe Papacek Sunday.
The Office of Management and Budget asks Congress for 2.4 million more this year mostly for pay increases and program boosts. Critics call it a disgrace while stressing the agency should balance the budget and curb spending. An OMB economist says balancing the budget is a long-term goal.
Mrs Emily Pfeil, 98, longtime Shiner resident, died October 1 at Shady Oak Home in Moulton. She was a member of United Dr Luther Church of Shiner. Funeral services were held October 2 at United Dr Luther Church with interment in Shiner City Cemetery. Survived by sons Gus Edgar Elo Pfeil of Shiner. daughters Minnie Parker Edna Bollier of San Benito. 10 grandchildren, 12 great grandchildren, 4 great great grandchildren. Buffington Funeral Home of Shiner handled arrangements.
Mr and Mrs Michael Holm of Austin announce the arrival of son Eric Daniel on September 26 at Brackenridge Hospital. He weighed six pounds seven ounces. He is welcomed by sister Tammy. Grandparents are Walter Pfeiffer of Boerne and Elisabeth Holm of Moulton. Stanley Kouba of Portland Oregon visits relatives in San Antonio Houston Hallettsville and was a guest of Henry Helweg.
The article links Middle East peace talks led by President Carter to a possible lasting accord between Egypt and Israel, then shifts to Christian eschatology. It warns Christians not to miss Jesus's return while chasing end times predictions, urging preparedness and faith over precise timing. Buddy Preuss
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