Local Happenings and Community Notes
Local brief listing upcoming social events and notices. Includes silver tea at Methodist Church Annex, Disabled American Veterans meeting in Kerrville, nurse training student Opal Porter visiting from San Antonio, wedding and tailoring shop promotions, and various residents' visits and travels in Junction and nearby towns.
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Methodist Church
Ladies of the Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Kerrville
Reverend Highsmith Delivers Easter Sermon at Baptist Service
A large, appreciative audience gathered for the cooperative Easter service at the Baptist Church. Reverend W. S. Highsmith of the Methodist Church preached on "Cross Bearing" with a practical, uplifting message. Choirs from various churches provided a fine musical program, and the event followed the Eagle's previously published program.
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Baptist Church
W. S. Highsmith
Methodist Church
Brother Highsmith
Junction Bread Prices Stir Local Preference
The Eagle urges Kimble County residents to buy local City Bakery bread, noting a Junction bakery previously sold bread here at 5 cents a loaf but has raised prices to match Junction bread. Local bakers, owned by residents who spend money locally, are promoted as supporting the community.
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Junction
Kimble County
Bread Ad Boosts Local Home Industry
D. T. Whittle was carried home from the Stander Hospital after a serious leg fracture from a colt kick. He is improving and will soon use crutches. Mr and Mrs Frank Bissett traveled to San Marcos for their daughter Stella who will spend the weekend here.
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Vivienne Livingston
San Angelo Junior College
Homer Livingston
D. T. Whittle
Standifer Hospital
Frank Bissett
San Marcos
Miss Stella
Irish Blood in the King Sparks British Outcry
Walter Winchell reports in the New York Mirror that during the King of England’s illness doctors hunted Ireland for a suitable donor. British papers protest Irish blood in the monarch, yet the patient’s condition was dire. Upon transfusion the King revived, then sat up and finally roared a defiant remark.
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Walter Winchell
New York Mirror
England
Ireland
Junc tion Hardware promotes fishing gear and home supplies
An old column advertises lures for bass and game fish, repairs for rods and reels, and accessories. It invites inspection of the window display for house cleaning items and features a humorous classroom exchange about Noah's Ark.
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Llanos
Junction Hardware Company
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V. L. Millsap
Texan Beauty Shop
Frank Cowsert
Dallas
Junction Tailor Shop
Brady
Lanan Bissett
Mesdames
A. E. Bissett
Joe Bisett
Doc Scott
Bissett’s
John Guinn
John PD. Williams
Schreiner Institute
Cleve Stephen
Mrs. Sayres Farmer
Elizabeth Horner
San Antonio
Coke R. Stevenson, Jr
Austin
Polly Cox
Carleton Wright
Kit Carson
Buddy Atwater
Pierce Hoggett
R.C. A
Powell Motor Company
Frank Hartgraves of
Menard
Stefanson
Baldwin Dairy Feeds
Wilson Bros
Pancy Hosiery
Joel Ponton
Wade Williamson
O. W. Cardwell
Georgetown
Blackie
Brownie Motley
Rowland Johnson
el Paso
Katherine Johnson
E. P. Farr
Raymond
Callan Graham
State Capitol
Roy Borden
Denton
Texas
Union Suits
Katherine Stephenson
Attorney AT Law General Civil Practice Courthouse
Junction, Texas
A. W. Browning
Purt
E. M. Burt
M. E. Blackburn
Attorney-at-Law Junction
W. F. Hausmann
Ponton
Eagle Office
J. Holt Smith
Bayer
Frank L. Wilson
BUY Junction Bread
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Hinds
Jergen’s Lot
Fidelity Castoria
Woodbury Lotion
Woodbury Shavin
Woodbury Shaw
Colgate
Craven
Rain Swan
Aeedaiati
Crisco
Uncle Tom
Armour
Junction and
Rastus
Mose
Noah
Bright Boy