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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1932
Page
4
A historical critique argues that hoarding money harms the economy and sustains unemployment. It contrasts real thrift with hoarding, urging investment in industry and productive work as the path to growth. It warns that idle cash depresses markets and hurts society.
Congress approves a set of taxes and rate increases to reduce the deficit. First class postage will rise from two to three cents pending presidential signature. The plan also raises rates on corporations, insurance, beverages, and various taxes totaling many millions in anticipated revenue.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Fuesler returned to their Houston home after a visit at the Fritz Hotel. A classroom query on the word trousers appears in the dialogue with teacher and student James.
Miss Lela Taylor and Mrs. A D Kindrick hosted a bridge evening at Mrs Kindricks residence for Lat A Lot and Merry Wives clubs with guests. Prizes included bluebonnet decorated vases while Texas state flowers adorned the tableware. Winners named were Mrs Dorothy Westmoreland, Mrs Roy Spiller, Mrs H O Patterson, and Mrs L D Borden. An adult group from Junction joined the event.
Thursday afternoon the Efficiency Class of the Methodist Sunday school met at Mrs. A. S. Jones residence with hostesses Mrs. Jones Rudolph Becker G H House and J A Barnes. Miss Mary Hal Holland read Truthful George and contests awarded to Mrs T E Sheppard and Roy Reynolds. Tea and snacks followed for a large group of attendees including Misses Mary Hal Holland Stella Whittle and many ladies and gentlemen.
Mr and Mrs L D Borden hosted a Little Club bridge evening at their home on Wednesday. Pink delphinium and roses decorated the room as Roy Spiller and Watt Turner shared the prizes and booby award. Attendees included Rudolph Tatum J A Thompson L E Standifer and C T Orth Aubrey Hill and Roy Spiller.
Mesdames A. L. Mudge W. W. Allen and John Phillips returned from San Antonio where Fiesta coronation festivities honored Miss Elizabeth Summers as Kerrville Duchess. Her orchid organdy gown featured a self color satin slip with a diamond sash and rhinestone crown.
The Young People's union of the Methodist Church praised McMurry College students for a Saturday evening picnic on the Llano river banks. After supper the group moved to the church annex for an impromptu musical program with about 54 attendees. Mrs. B. B. Ragland sponsored the event.
Mrs Raymond Allen complimented a number of friends with a bridge luncheon at her ranch home on Wednesday. Vases and bowls of roses supplied decoration for the occasion.
Church services listed for Sunday at the Fannie A. Dupuy Memorial Christian Church. Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 10 o clock with no evening service. Rev G W Crofoot to preach at Segovia schoolhouse next Sunday afternoon. all are invited.
Mrs H B Taylor of the San Antonio Full Gospel Tabernacle announces a weekend tour with a crowd of young people. They will hold services in Junction on Saturday night April 30 Ingram Friday night Junction Saturday night Mason Sunday morning Fredericksburg Sunday afternoon and return to San Antonio Sunday night.
A cordial invitation is extended to all to worship at the Ivy schoolhouse next Sunday night at eight o'clock. The Rev. is to lead the service.
A floral setting framed the bridge games and crowned Mrs. A. S. Rieck with the rose bowl prize. Attendees included Miss Margaret Morriss and Mesdames W. W. Allen Ed Allen A. L. Mudge C. T. Holekamp P. Joseph Lee J. Corkill H. G. Hubert S. P. Woodward and Carl Wolf.
Judge J. B. Randolph addressed the Kimble County Chamber of Commerce directors on building Highway No. 4 while state and federal funds are available. He cited county dollars under 10000 could leverage about 750000 from government in two years, with the chamber promising effort to secure right of way and fencing costs.
Church of Christ announces Bible School at 10 a.m. Communion at 11 a.m. Young People's Service at 3:30 p.m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 6:15 p.m.
Morning message calls for four house cleaning to meet church needs. Evening talk highlights salvation and growing Sunday School and attendance. Urges members not to quit amid difficulties and to support the church. Seeks active participation, viewing every member as a worker and booster.
Mrs Ovie Buster and Loyd spent Saturday as visitors in Harper. Miss Janette Rogers accompanied them for a several day visit in Junction.
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