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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1933
Page
4
An article warns against deliberate dog poisoning in Junction City as a nighttime act of cruelty. It condemns the cowardly deed and calls for exposure and justice for those responsible.
A call to stop dog abuse urges owners to confine their dogs until such practices are ended. The plea emphasizes responsible ownership and animal welfare within the community.
Mrs J Holt Smith entertained the Efficiency Sunday School class of the Methodist Church with a Thursday afternoon gathering at her home. Guests toured a tastefully arranged bedroom and enjoyed a luncheon with a lace tablecloth and crystal centerpiece. Hosts included Mesdames George Mitchell and Joe Maddux. music came from Mrs Merle Barthelow and Mrs Mitchell. The group, including many local ladies and out of town guests, will reside on the Stephenson farm near Bronte.
Miss Lola Abbott and Ira L Stephenson of Bronte united in marriage at the Baptist parsonage in Norton on December 22, 1932, with Rev. William Mann officiating. Mrs. Stephenson has lived in Kimble county and taught in Crockett, Kimble and Wichita counties, and attended Draughons in Wichita Falls. Mr. Stephenson is a successful farmer of Bronte.
Mesdames Phillip Joseph and Ed Allen hosted a Merry Wives Club bridge dinner at the Joseph residence. Prizes included a doll puff box for Mrs Standifer and a tie set for Dr Standifer. Attendees listed include Helen Parnes and multiple couples. A Farmer School of Dancing informal recital is scheduled at Hodges Hotel Monday afternoon January 30 at 1 45 oclock with invitations via this paper.
A Tuesday afternoon birthday party hosted by Mrs. Marx Wiese honored her daughter Pau line Wiese on her fourth birthday. The event featured games a story by Mrs Frank Wilson a four candle cake and festive favors with fruit punch balloons and suckers. Guests included Marilyn Baker Nita Allen Mary Logan Betty Anne Carpenter Helen Hebhel Nealeta Greer Helen Hardin Hilda Henderson Mary Kathleen Hodges Adienne Loeffler Janette Louvinia Oldham Rena Ray Taylor Carleton Tibbitt Lester Lawrence Jetton John Hawkins Jr Dorothy Fay and Pauline Wiese.
On July 23 1932 Reverend Thomas Dyal secured a marriage license with Miss Ione Bates. They were married by Rev Colton Boone in a discreet ceremony at Roosevelt. The Beeville couple include Miss Bates daughter of Mr and Mrs J Warren Bates and a Tynan school teacher.
The Kerrville First Church outlines its Sunday schedule with 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. sermon 6:15 p.m. B T S 7:15 p.m. evening worship and 6:00 p.m. Friday Women’s Missionary Society. The church reports a record training school with 68 enrolled and 38 awards, 51 in the Training service last Sunday, and a new union formed with nine members. Next Sunday evening focuses on The Throne of Grace and The Opening of the Seals from Revelation as the sermon series continues. The Associational B TFT. 8 meets at 3:00 p.m. with Kerrville First Church hosting representatives from four counties including Kerrville. The pastor R. Neal Greer invites all, especially strangers, to attend.
The couple A Thomas Dyal and the Beeville native Mrs. Dyal wed secretly some time ago in function. The exact date was not released. Both are well known in Beeville with the husband studying at the Presbyterian Seminary and Staite University in Austin as he prepares for the ministry. They plan to reside in Austin after school ends in late April.
Rev C T Hardt a former Polish mission worker will preach at the Methodist Church Sunday morning at eleven o clock. The Young People's Union from Bra dy Menard Eden Paint Rock Melvin and nearby towns plans a quarterly meeting with Junction youths Saturday and Sunday with Supt George H Mitchell addressing the group at Sunday School.
G W Crofoot minister announces church services at Fannie A Dupuy Memorial Christian Church. Sunday school at 10 a m morning worship at 11 a m with no evening service. Invitation extends to all seeking worship and service in Jesus Christ.
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