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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1951
Page
16
Walter W. Leamons, Minister announces weekly services. London Bible Study at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m. Segovia preaching at 3 p m. Cleo preaching at 7 30 p m. KMBL-18 a m.
B E Baker pastors the Junction Gospel Tabernacle with services listed: Sunday School 10 15 a m Morning Worship 11 a m Evening Service 7 30 p m Weeknight services Tuesday Thursday and Saturday 7 30 p m.
Sunday School at 9 forty five morning worship at 10 50 training union at 7 evening worship at 8 and mid week service at 8 Wednesday WMS. Revival set for April 15 to 22 with program announced over KMBL.
Lewis L. Wilkins serves as minister at Roosevelt Presbyterian Church with church school at 10 a m and evening worship on the first and third Sundays. You are always welcome.
W. E. Brightwell preaches morning sermon with communion and hosts Bible classes at 10 a.m. A ladies class meets Tuesday at 3 45 p m and a prayer meeting is held Wednesday evening.
Henry A. Grubbs minister Eugene James superintendent Sunday School 9 45 a m Morning worship 11 a m Evening worship 6 pm Prayer service Thursday 7 30 Segovia community 1st and 3rd Wednesdays Ivy community 2nd and 4th Wednesdays
Baltimore viewers watched doctors in Chicago New York Washington Columbus and Baltimore analyze X rays via a three way link. Dr David M Gould of Johns Hopkins radiology led the session diagnosing a man with an iron injury to the back and confirming lungs were unaffected.
Mrs Frances Valle Reyburn Nelson 32 accuses her wealthy husband James Martin Nelson III of compelling jeans at social events and using old newspapers as towels. She says the marriage, less than a year, included keeping breakfast dishwater for washing dishes and she cites his stake in his father’s estate.
Dr Grace Langdon argues letting children have toy flame throwers does not increase warlike behavior. She cites imitation, parental influence, and the appeal of noise, advising parents provide varied toys while satisfying desires for war or cowboy toys.
The agriculture department reported Americans spent more than 50 million dollars on Christmas trees in the past season, with 28.5 million trees sold. About 21.5 million trees were cut domestically and 7 million imported from Canada. Montana led production, supplying about one seventh of the nation's cut trees.
The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis reports a record rise in polio cases for winter. It notes 569 new cases last week of November, the highest for that period in five years, with 31,360 cases since January 1.
Walter W. Leamons discusses a 14 point framework from the National Conference on Prevention and Control of Juvenile Delinquency for a good home. He emphasizes love, balance, family inclusion, appropriate discipline, personal growth, and religious guidance as essential for child development.
A social gathering was held at the Cleo schoolhouse after a Wednesday singing. Mrs. Aldie Murr led refreshments with help from Mrs. Clarence Shearer and Mrs. Chester Bannowsky. Previous events moved to Mr. and Mrs. A V Andrews home for more singing and snacks. Last week birthday cakes for Jerrie Goule and Paul Garrett Murr were served during the social hour.
Walter W. Lea mons conducts the services with Alfred Bannowsky assisting last week. On April 4 Eldon Holcomb spoke on the subject To Whom Do We Sing.
Fowl paralysis is caused by a virus that may be spread in the droppings, through hatching eggs, and by healthy looking chickens which serve as carriers of the disease.
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