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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1933
Page
4
A speaker declares a desire to measure success through defeats and experience sorrow and loss. They seek a fuller life by tasting life’s dregs, remaining poised after failure, and rising through hardship, so that they may meet death unshaken. The piece champions resilience through adversity.
Robert Loeffler of Goodyear announces new low tire prices and a streamlined lineup with only All-Weather Tread and Pathfinder remaining. Jim Carpenter shipped 56,000 pounds of mohair from Corpus Christi for shipment to Boston, with eight Corpus trucks delivering the load.
Mrs Carpenter and her daughters left this week for an extended visit with relatives at Olney Texas.
George Ann Campbell celebrated her eighth birthday last Thursday at her parents home. After games and fun, the party moved to the dining room for sandwiches, cake, and jello as eight candles were lit and blown out. Guests included Mary Gean Martin, Myrtle House, Ola Mae Jones, Joyce and Helen Herring, Hilda Henderson, Nola Lee Stewart, and Catherine Ragsdill.
L. E. Standifer and Guy Wynne hosted a Monday evening bridge gathering at their home with roses honeysuckle and ferns for decor Mrs Standifer received a silver jewelry case for high score Doeboy Taylor won an ash tray and tie Eloise Hardeman took the cut prize Others attending included Mis Hardeman R. E. Homann Vann Martin L. D. Borden Dr. and Mrs. Standifer J. A. Thompson and Dorothy Westmoreland
The Expression and Speech Arts Class organized a Curtain Club at Miss Christine Schraub's home. Officers: Christine Schraub president, Marie Sheppard vice president, Melba Stevenson secretary, Nancifred Duderstadt treasurer, Lorena Henderson press reporter. Honorary members include Chester Brown M D Marvin Blackburn George Robert Pepper T J Mabry Overby Smith. Meetings set for Fridays to promote dramatic arts and parliamentary practice, with a one act evening planned.
Mrs. Pierce Hoggett entertained friends with a Tuesday bridge at her residence. Colorful tallies and score cards were used. Mrs. L. D. Borden won high score and a cookie jar. Mrs. C. T. Holekamp took the cut prize, a miniature picture, with guests including Miss Eloise Hardeman and several Mrs. Borden, Farmer, Fleming, Homann, Loeffler, Kindrick, McLendon, Martin, Joseph, Patterson.
Mr and Mrs Roy Spiller hosted a Little Club bridge gathering at their ranch Wednesday night April 12. Red lilies decorated rooms as guests enjoyed a barbecue supper and several rubber games with prizes for high scores.
A Friday afternoon Easter party hosted by Mrs Norman Farmer at her residence honored her niece Edith Agnes Boehlert of Dallas. Children played games and contests with prizes awarded including rabbits ducks and novelty Easter prizes to Rilla Spiller Yallie Sue Thompson John Molesworth Teddy Holekamp Barbara Clay Secrest and Rilla Spiller.
Sunday services at the church include 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. sermon 6 45 p.m. BT service and 7 45 p.m. evening worship on the theme In the Beginning of God Breaking through to Man. Wednesday prayer 3 30 p.m. Friday W M S. The pastor R Neal Greer urges loyalty to one church and emphasizes attendance as a duty.
Daily papers report the United States has left the gold standard after Treasury officials linked the move to restricting gold export. Prices rise across commodities with wool possibly at 25 cents. Tomorrow, April 21, San Jacinto Day, is a state holiday. the State Bank of Junction will be closed.
The G. W. Crofoot preach at an evangelistic meeting series at the Evergreen Schoolhouse starting next Sunday night at eight. Sunday school meets at ten a.m. with no morning worship scheduled.
The Church of Christ holds its regular summer meeting June 11 to 18 with Horace Teddlie as preacher. Schedule includes Bible study Sunday at 10 a.m. preaching and communion 11 to noon, Young People meeting 7 p.m., and preaching 7:45 p.m. Tuesday prayer service at 7:30 p.m. Sermons: Morning The Business of the Righteous Evening Look and Live.
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