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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1951
Page
12
Fresh tomato time inspires a baked rice dish. Whole tomatoes sit on a bed of fluffy rice with onions peppers and cheese topped with sour cream and baked until browned. The recipe yields a sturdy versatile dish serving four and adaptable for picnics.
Mrs. Lillie Etlinger celebrated her 74th birthday anniversary Sunday at her daughter Mrs. Lillie Darilek’s home. Barbecued chicken was served at noon. Out of town guests included E. J. Etlinger and family of Ganado Clinton Joe Falco R. H. Etlinger and family of Ganado E. J. Etlinger Jr. of Victoria Pete Etlinger and Peter Layne of Beeville Joe Etlinger and family of Flatonia.
Public enrollment shows 122 students at Moulton High, largest in school history, with elementary grades totaling 131 students this session.
The Oak Grove 4-H Club elected Irene Lev as president Marjie Faltysek as vice president Betty Jane Raab as secretary treasurer Iris Dean Raab as reporter Florice Ann Hoepfl song leader JoAnn Kubicek recreation leader with Mrs Herbert Raab as mother sponsor and Mrs Victor Dullye as teacher sponsor.
General George Marshall resigns as secretary of defense. President Truman names Robert A. Lovett as assistant defense secretary to fill the vacancy. Lovett is a native Texan born in Huntsville 58 years ago.
Mrs. H. M. Landrum and her son James Robert of Houston spent several days last week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Knape.
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