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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1933
Page
2
A fragment lists several individuals including Loma Pearl and Victoria Brewer among names Bowers Pearson Hensley Walton Lee Cummins Pettigrew and others, suggesting a local social or obituaries notice.
Thursday afternoon the boys and girls and Mr. Rimes left in the stinging storm for San Angelo. Friday morning the rest left. Tennis proceeded despite strong winds with a 8:35 draw in the high school building. Weldon Deck and Neal Lambert won doubles then Weldon won singles over Midland and Dig Lake, placed fourth overall though sick prevented third. Rat Herst and om Pearl won second in doubles. Pat Amnon declaimed, Buster Godrman ran the hundred and the mile. Raymond Alexander ran the mile but did not place.
Mr Rimes Neal Lambert and Buddie Deck rode in a tri motor plane in San Angelo. Seniors practice plays for a show in two to three weeks. Raymond Alexander visits his father in Tyler. Several seniors were absent this week while others proud of San Angelo trip. Rat and Loma are tennis players who won first at counts meet and second at District meet. Grammar school egg hunt Friday evening featured Kate Viola Osie Pill Chick and Ferrell in rooms with Miss Goldin Winnie Loree.
Carlos Goodman returned from Liano and was at school on Monday morning, signaling a routine start to the new week.
The passage mentions Loma with a crippled knee Rat with a sly eye Kate hiring Easter eggs and Mr Rimes Neal and Weldon enjoying an airplane ride Teachers industrious in flower beds Freshman class at the creek Mr Rimes finds ole Blue Hen hatched Neal loses the Mind with an Iron door
The poem counsels perseverance through hardship and setbacks. It urges resting briefly if needed but not quitting, noting life’s twists and turns and that many failures could turn to successes if one keeps trying. It emphasizes resilience and continuing effort despite slow progress.
A basket picnic supper was held Tuesday evening at Mc Wrights Park by members of the Methodist Sunday School, described as a happy occasion.
Fishing activity in the Llanos stays strong as the cat fishery continues. In ten days the game fishing season opens and fishermen prepare for busy days ahead.
Mrs. J F Horton visited Eden for the past weekend and spent time with local residents during her stay.
The article discusses Rev. Marshal Nelms advocating the God's Acre plan to boost church giving. It ties pastor salaries to the plan and cites Sardis Church figures showing high member enlistment. Other voices note Baptist canvassing and a Georgia minister testifying to restoring church morale with planting plots for the Lord.
President Roose velt mandates that all holders of more than $100 in gold return it to banks by May 1 in exchange for other currency. After a banking holiday, $1.0 billion in gold certificates and bullion has been largely turned in, but about $600 million remains outstanding. District Attorney Weaver H. Baker returned from Austin. Norman Farmer and Robert Motley visited Fort Stockton earlier in the week.
Mrs. A W Loeffler acted as a judge in a one act play contest held in Sonora last Saturday evening.
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