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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1952
Page
2
The Rev. John Winslow is priest in charge with services in the old Christian Church every Sunday evening. Evening prayer and sermon at 7:30 p.m.
The notice lists Junction Gospel Tabernacle services led by Pastor B. E. Baker with Sunday School at 10 15 a m Morning Worship at 11 a m Evening service at 7 30 p m and week night services on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at
Rev. James B. Jordan will lecture at 9 45 a m this Sunday in the Texan Theatre. All are invited to attend this Texan Bible class session led by a noted speaker.
Sunday School at 6 45 a m and 11 00 a m morning worship broadcast on KMBL at 11 00 a m training union at 6 30 p m evening worship W M S Tuesday 3 p m Wednesday mid week service 7 30 p m R As Friday 7 p m SS lesson KMBL 7 15 a m
Lewis L. Wilkins ministers the Roosevelt Presbyterian Church with church school at 10 a.m. on Sundays and services held each first and third Sunday evening. You are always welcome.
College Street Church of Christ announces Bible classes and services led by Minister Roland Fry. Morning preaching and evening service at 7:00. Women’s and men’s classes held weekly with Tuesday prayer and midweek gathering.
W G Birkner pastor leads Sunday School at 9 45 a m with Louis Loeffler superintendent Morning Worship at 10 45 a m Mrs A W Loeffler organist MYF meets 6 15 p m and 7 00 p m worship led by MYF leaders Copperas Methodist Church holds services at 2 30 p m on the 2nd and 4th Sundays Welcome awaits.
Henry Grubbs serves as minister at First Presbyterian Church Eugene Jones leads Sunday School at 9 45 a m Morning worship at 11 a m Presbyterian Youth Fellowship gathers at 6 p m Evening worship follows at 7 30 p m Segovia community meetings are on 1st and 3rd Wednesdays Ivy community meetings on 2nd and 4th Wednesdays
Walter W. Leamons and Cleo lead Sunday worship at 11 a m and 7 30 p m with Bible study at 10 a m then Tuesday study at 7 30 p m. In Segovia a Ladies Bible Class meets Thursday at 2 30 p m and Cleo offers community singing Wednesday at 7 30 p m.
Mrs H M McElroy and Mrs Nelson Hall of Eden visited Mrs Lucy Motley to celebrate her birthday anniversary on February 14.
Mrs Alton Tuckness and Jim departed Saturday February 9 for their home in Lubbock after a two week visit with Mrs Myrtle Tuckness.
Mr and Mrs Nelson Talley and Tommie returned to their home in Austin Sunday afternoon after a two day visit at the Alfred Bannowsky ranch.
J. H. Stewart of Rockwood is visiting his son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Denver Ellis this week.
Mrs Beatrice Wright of Dallas spent last week with relatives in Kerr County and will return to Dallas after her Kerr County visit.
Mr and Mrs Clay Secrest traveled Sunday to Corpus Christi to visit Mr and Mrs Stot ler and Mary Martha and Sally Wayne.
Sgt and Mrs John Moles from San Antonio visited Mrs A L Mudge for several days last week, sharing time and hospitality in the town.
Mrs. E. P. Furr and her daughters Mrs. Alfred Bannowsky and Mrs. Nelson Talley of Austin attended funeral services for Mrs. Mary Lawson, sister of Mrs. Furr, in Kerrville on Saturday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Buster Crenshaw attended a funeral directors convention in Kerrville Thursday afternoon and evening last week. A barbecue supper and dancing followed the business session.
Astor Wallace K G Durst Jim Massie and LaRue Newby attended a painters convention in Kerrville on Thursday night of the week.
Mr and Mrs J S Farmer left for Corpus Christi where Mr Farmer attended a Production Credit Association meeting Monday.
Mrs. Robert Kelley and her grandson Bobby Kelley visited Mrs. W. H. Kelley Sunday, accompanied by Mrs. Chris Wyatt of Sonora.
Mr and Mrs Carlton Massey and Bobby spent last week vacationing in Colorado, enjoying time away together and exploring the mountains and local scenery.
S Sgt and Mrs Richard Green of San Angelo visit Mrs Greenly s mother Mrs Lottie Jones and grandmother Mrs Nettie Brooks.
Mr and Mrs J A Brewer of London will celebrate their 47th wedding anniversary Friday. The couple have lived in London for many years and will host family and friends in a small observance.
Mr and Mrs Stanley Hudler and Charlotte from San Angelo visited Mr and Mrs J H Isbell and family on Sunday.
Candidates listed include Walter W. Seamons for County Judge Marguerite K. Heap for District and County Clerk Ola Taylor Wilder for County Treasurer Marvin Skaggs Houston Smith Rufus Covey Asa Marr J McMillan Walter Hardesty Ivy J A Brewer A J Kinsey for County Commissioner Precincts 1 2 3 4 Albert W. Searcy for County Attorney Ray L. Dobbs Justice of the Peace Precinct One J O Wright Sheriff Tax Assessor and Collector O C Fisher for Congress 21st District.
Classified item shows a half-room furnished house for rent under Mrs. G. W. Landers with 48-tfc. Another line advertises sale of young Jersey milk cows by Andrew N. Wood at 482-c.
Sealed bids to the Superintendent of London School by 8 00 P M March 11 1952 for a 1946 model Chevrolet forty eight passenger school bus. Bus can be viewed at Emma's Hardware and Service Station London. Obtain bid proposals from O L Turner at London School. 47-3-¢
The Stevenson family expresses gratitude for the kindness shown after the death of Mrs. R. M. Stevenson of Junction Kimble County Texas. They cherish words and acts of sympathy, honor her sterling character, and thank friends for songs, flowers, visits, and letters.
Fr M Bierschwale and Sons thank the Cedar ranch neighbors and the Fire Department for aiding in extinguishing the cedar fire that broke out on their property. The note credits prompt action and cooperation with local responders.
Wanda Fay Dowell celebrated her second birthday with a party hosted by her mother Mrs James Dowell at the home of Mrs Henry Barker on Thursday February 14. A valentine motif decorates the event with balloons for favors. A white heart shaped cake in yellow green and pink accompanied ice cream for twenty children while nine mothers enjoyed cake coffee and Cokes.
Mrs Lucy Motley commemorated her birthday with a surprise party and gift hosted at her home on February 14. A triplet daughter of Thomas M Hodges she runs the Hodges Hotel after her husband Bob Motleys 1923 death. She has 29 years as a Woodmen Circle member. Fourteen guests attended including daughter Mrs H M McElroy and Mrs Nelson Hall of Eden.
Judge Walter W. Leamons presides as State of Texas files multiple swindling with worthless check charges against Elgin Kramer Jim Scott and J C Cason Feb 6. Casticclo Moreno pleads guilty to swindling with worthless check, fined $10 costs and 30 days jail on Jan 23. Several cases dismissed for paid checks or plaintiff request. Civil action Burt vs Newlin forecloses landlord lien filed Jan 30. Beer license hearing granted Jan 28.
Bruce Allbrigh spent the weekend in Bastrop visiting friends and enjoying local community scenes. The trip highlighted social ties and leisure time in the small Texas town.
Evening entertaining improves with light snacks and drinks. A friendly host offers an impromptu cheese and cracker spread and a refreshing ginger ale based drink. The Ginger Fruit Blend combines pale dry ginger ale with grape juice orange juice sugar and lemon juice over ice.
A large Ivy church crowd heard Rev Henry Grubbs. The Presbyterian Circle met in London at 2:30 p m with new officers led by Mrs Jim Hull and Mrs T O Daniels. Members and visitors attended, gifts were given to Aunt Henrietta Gephart who turned 83, and local folk noted illnesses and travel.
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