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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1939
Page
4
An analysis from the National Bureau of Economic Research argues that heavy government pump priming has dampened private investment in durable goods and construction. It warns a gradual reduction in spending is needed to revive private capital and activity, stressing private initiative as essential.
A analysis of national assets and liabilities outlines rich resources, technical achievement, and a press freedom driven house of prosperity. It warns that inattention to government work and lack of cooperation threaten economic welfare and national cohesion.
Fidelis Class gathered Tuesday at the McCarroll residence. New officers elected: Mrs. Aston Hopkins president, Mrs. IW McLendon vice president, Lydia Dunbar secretary treasurer, and Mrs. Arthur Dunbar treasurer. Other guests included Mrs. Jack Reynolds and Rev. J J Kellam.
The Tuesday quilting bee organized by Methodist women raised two quilts for the Methodist Orphanage in Waco after an old-fashioned sitting. A luncheon followed, hosted by the team that placed second in a recent fundraising drive, with many members named including Mrs Samma Baker, Mrs Rudolph Becker, and Rev Ennis B. Hill among attendees.
Mrs Irma Ragsdale hosted an afternoon meeting with speaker Mrs Ennis Hill who discussed Widening Out through Personal Set Horizons vice. Attendees included Mrs Bennett Kindrick Mrs Nesbitt Mrs Chetty Porter Mrs Leroy Taylor Mrs Raymond Wahl and the hostess.
Mrs Wiedeman entertained the Little Concord Club Friday with bridge prizes won by Mrs A Lehraub and Mrs Carl Nelms. A pre wedding series honored Miss Lucile Taylor with bridged gatherings hosted by Miss L D Horden and others. A breakfast and gifts followed for the honoree. The newly formed Council Church Women held a meeting at Presbyterian Church with health talks and a Christmas baskets project aiding 46 families. Mrs EB Rode celebrated her 75th birthday with family and a dinner.
A Sunday birthday celebration unfolded after a church visit as Mrs. Ernst Kurbach and Mr and Mrs W Bode plus Mrs E E Bode joined in at the home. Family members including Ed A Bode of Junction and L R Bode of San Angelo were part of the event, though L R was absent.
San Angelo Junior College president Dr. W. H. Elkins spoke at the Junction Lions Club noon program on Educa tion In a Democracy. He urged universal enlightenment as essential to democracy.
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