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Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1938

Page

4

Death of Mrs C E Lambert Noted in London and Eureka Springs

The paper reports the February 4 message of Mrs C E Lambert’s death in Eureka Springs Arkansas at 100 o clock. Edgar relayed the news as her condition worsened after a long illness. She left a husband and three children Mrs Bill McCollum Neal Lambert and Mrs Ellis Ray Sorrell. London mourns a good woman with many friends at her funeral in San Saba. The column also notes improving health in the sick list and a Friday school party at the Clark residence with attendees, plus town updates on Aunt Zada Pearl and local road work plans.

Guyton Lewis C. E. Lambert Eureka Springs Arkansas Edgar W. A. Clark Zada Pearl London Zada W. EB. Hagood

Warship Growth Over Japan Urged In Local Opinion

A local discussion urges expanding ship and air lane production to meet US needs regardless of Japan. The speaker condemns peace talks while selling raw materials to foes and suggests England should handle China and Japan. The message ends inviting church and Sunday school attendance for comfort.

Joe Myers Japan China

Segovia News Briefs Include School Progress and Local Visits

Segovia reports school enrichment as the largest adjustment this week while several residents travel or visit family. Mrs B F Neal remains ill after medical treatment in Cuero, with Lewis McDonald and other locals noted in Segovia and Junction visits. A pig appears on school grounds, and local ranch work continues as community members share travel and daily events. Divorce case in Massachusetts draws attention, while Texas fire losses reach about 6.4 million for the year. A window and floor mop sale closes the item list.

B. F. Neal Mr. Neal Cuero L. L. Phillips Segovia McKinley Liefeste J. Harold McDonald Johnson Fork Robert Bowers Crate Phillips Floyd M. Bierschwale Junction Swartz Neal C. C. Phillips

Ford Thrifty 60 Wins Fuel Economy at Gilmore-Yosemite Run

Competing in this year’s Gilmore-Yosemite Economy Run under AA supervision, a stock 1938 Thrifty 60 Ford V-8 Sedan averaged 28.85 mpg. It won first in its price class and topped 23 cars for best mpg. The total fuel used was 10.9 gallons for the 314.5 mile course.

Enabling Ox and Fatal Barter Sermons at Junction Church

The Junction Baptist Church led by Pastor J. J. Kellam invites all to Bible School at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m on Sunday February 13 1938 with the sermon A Leper in Israel. Evening service at 7:30 p m features The Fatal Barter. The pastor cites practical Christianity and notes plans for a businessmen's Bible Class and calls for active faith.

J. J. Kellam James J. Kellam Bible School Israel D. 'T. Whittle

Methodist Church Service Times at Ennis

Pastor Ennis B Hill leads Church School at 9 50 am Morning Worship at 11 am Young People's Meeting at 6 pm Evening Worship at 7 15 pm A welcome awaits at all services The Enterprise notes a humorous quote about adaptable skills and mentions a 1938 seed supply from SCHRAUB CO.

Ennis B. Hill

Fire trap schools across North America prompt safety warnings

A Montreal college fire leaves many dead and over a score of students lost, highlighting how thousands of American schools face constant fire hazards. The piece notes inadequate stairways, inward opening doors, and poorly located fire escapes as common dangers in both old and newer buildings.

Montreal

George Ingrams Sets 388th Jail Term in Montana

George Ingrams of Billings Montana reportedly completed his 388th jail term for drunkenness. The note mentions seeing Portables at The Eagle Office and warns against Mohair substitutes.

George Ingrams Billings Montana

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