Junction Trade Notes Highlights Local Health Standards and Prices
The column notes Junction is praised by the State School Inspector for high standards amid adverse conditions while the State Superintendent confirms full payment of the 1932 33 apportionment though delays may occur. It mentions weather impacts, farm seeds, baby chick feed, new products, local prices for wheat flour and roasted ears, and local commerce including a scenic drive and daily low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction
Woodie Blaine
Cardwell Ranch
London
Cedar Creek
Sudan
Gann Grocery Company
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Florida
Reese
Stone Mountains
Kimble County
Jack Deming
Delaine
Senate
Texas
R-F-C
Inspiration Point
Sub-irrigated beds aid shrubbery propagation at low cost
Fifty three Tarrant county home demonstration club women built sub irrigation cutting beds to propagate shrubs for yard improvement. The beds use concrete tile made at home costing about one cent per foot, as in sub irrigated gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarrant County Home Demonstration Club
Texas urged to complete vital records for 1932
Justice of Peace E M Burt receives a warning letter from the U S Bureau of Vital Statistics urging Texas registrars to finish birth and death registrations for 1932. The memo notes the test will be run from Washington using Texas transcripts and stresses registrar accountability and immediate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of Peace
E. M. Burt
Austin
Texas
U. S. Bureau of Census
Washington
State of
W. A. Davis
M. D
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Copperas Missionary Society Meets With Mrs Bennett
The Copperas Missionary Society of the Methodist Church met at Mrs. S. P. Bennett's home on April 6. The program covered The Deaconess a good Neighbor with leaders and members assisting. A dedication ceremony added new members, and the Bible lesson focused on The Book of Jonah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copperas Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
S. P. Bennett
Elmer Harrison
Vina Taylor
Gully Cowsert
Mesdames Troy Culwell
E. C. Bode
Cal Turner
Carl Turner
Louise Turner
Minta Riddle
Nellie Bennett
Clarence Self
Alex Wood
Floyd Little
E. O. Dunbar
Arthur Dunbar
Oscar Weaver
Troy Culwell
E. O. Bode
L. M. Taylor
Bob Ragsdale
E. H. Harrison
Andrew Wood
Reba Nell Little
Margaret Joy Dunbar
Miss Bennett
Early Easter Sunrise Service by Methodist Youth
The Methodist Church Young People held their annual sunrise Easter service at Lovers Leap before dawn. Mrs. Bennett Kindrick led devotions and Annie Laura Braley presented Sunshine and Roses. Mrs. Kindrick spoke on prayer. Mrs. Highsmith offered an Easter message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Department
The
Methodist Church
Lovers Leap
Bennett Kindrick
Annie Laura Braley
W. S. Highsmith
Newby
Jamnita Cowsert
Catherine Randolph
Kathryn Hodges
Vairclee
Froggie Linn
Velma Owens
Ruth Rankin
Vernelle Tinsley
Louise King
Mae Delle Lowry
Marie Sheppard
Lucille Motley
Messrs
Gay Munn
Ovie Poster
Ramsey Randolph
Geo. Mitchell
Texas Almanac 1933 Off the Press With New Features
Dallas News issues the Texas Almanac and State Industrial Guide for 1933. It contains over 1 000 articles, maps, and statistics on Texas economy, government, and society, plus historical features and plans for a centennial celebration. The volume features extensive data, maps, and more than 7 000 named individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas News
Texas
McDonald Observatory
Lone Star State
Four Farewell to Arms at Sunday Matinee and Weeknight Showings
Weekend program announces Sunday matinee and Monday and Tuesday night showings of the World War II era story Four Farewell to Arms featuring Ernest Herning and a cast including Helen Hays Gary Cooper Adolph Menjou and Bette Davis along with Jeo Carrillo Frank McHugh and speed action entertainment for all lovers of sweeping adventure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Herning
Helen Hays
Gary Cooper
Adolph Menj
Jeo Carrillo
Bette Davis
Frank McHugh
Duty of Happiness Brightens World
A reflective note urges teaching happiness as a duty alongside fulfilling obligations. It links joy to service and suggests contentment grows from doing one's responsible duties.
Highland Study Club Hosts Easter Egg Hunt in 1935
The Highland Study Club met April 14 1935 at Mrs Homer Mansfield home with topics on Texas Drama and Playwriters led by Mrs S S Bundy. Papers on Little Theatres and Texas Journalists were given by Mrs J O Ridenhower Mrs Guy Munn and Mrs Earl Hill. An Easter egg hunt for children followed with cake and coffee served to members and guests including S S Bundy Tommie Cowsert Marvin Cowsert Aubrey Hill Earl Hill Anderson Kinsey Homer Mansfield Guy Munn and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Study Club
Homer Mansfield
Texas Drama and
S. S. Bundy
3. O. Ridenhower
Guy Munn
Earl Hill
Texas
Tommie Cowsert
Marvin Cowsert
Aubrey Hill
Anderson Kinsey
Guy Munn Hardin Tovin
Hugh Rieck
Omer Wright
Wm. McConnell Jr
Harold Bane
Lester Phillips Davidson
Brady
Isabel Guinn
Virginia Rogers
Betty Lou Hill
Charlene
James Brady
G. A
Junior Davidson
Baily Gladys
Hardin Jr
Tobin
Jan
Dale Scott Kinsey
Billy
Jimmie
Ann Rieck
Earline
Bobby Hill
Phillips
Margaret
Billy Mansfield
Bobby Cowsett
Jim
Carol Wright
Stanton Bundy Jr
Friends Class Enjoys Party at Methodist Sunday School
Miss Audrey Blackburn and Mrs. Astor Wallace hosted an afternoon for the Friends Class of the Methodist Sunday School at Mrs. E R Borden's home. Blue bonnets decorated rooms. Easter games jig saw puzzles and contests entertained the group. Mary Ellis Blackburn and Mrs. L E Standifer won jig saw puzzles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Blackburn
Astor Wallace
E. R. Borden
Friends
Methodist Sunday School
Mary Ellis Blackburn
L. E. Standifer
Mary Martin
Katie Wilson
Mesdames Merle Barthelow
Earl Bowers
M. B. Bethel
Prentiss Garrett
Clarence Jetton
Card of Thanks for Katherine Scharf
The Walton family led by Mrs Grace Scharf thanks friends for help and comfort during Katherine Scharf illness and death. They express gratitude for the unselfish service and kind words and wish divine support for all in sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Scharf
Grace Scharf
Walton
Roose velt Orders Return of Gold Over Hundred
President Franklin D Roosevelt decrees immediate return of all gold holdings above 100 dollars to the federal reserve system by May 1, directing individuals to surrender precious metal assets and comply with the seizure policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Federal Reserve System
Sonora Wool And Mohair Company promotes storage and advances
The Sonora Wool And Mohair Company advertises warehoused storage at 1 2 cents per pound with fire and weather proof facilities in Sonora Texas. They offer advances on shearing costs and freight whether mortgaged or not, with personal service and owner consent for each clip. The ad lists W J Fields Jr as warehouse manager and a sales committee. An unrelated line notes Congress has failed to tax the bread line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonora
Sonora Wool and Mohair Company
Texas
W. J. Fields Jr
Mgr
Telephone No. 8
Ed C. Mayfield
Roy EK. Aldwell
Fred . Earwood
W. A. Miers
J. N. Loss
Congress
Local quip about carrying money pops up in chatter
A casual remark notes that none of the group feel burdened by carrying money, reflecting a light moment in everyday talk.
Purification of the System for Health Promotion
Physicians praise purification as Nature's foundation of health. Take Caletabs to cleanse the blood by activating the liver kidneys stomach and bowels. Available in 10 cts and 35 cts packages at all dealers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. R
W. M. McDonald
Teich
Llano, Texas
United States
Copperas
Mission Theatre
Menard, Texas
Warren William
Joan Blondell
Ann Dvorak
Douglas Fairbanks, JR
Schraub’s
Co. W. Walker
Free Air and Water
Kimble
State Bank of Junction
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