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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1937
Page
4
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet Friday afternoon at 3 30 at the ranch home of Mrs A W Browning. A full attendance is requested. Expressions of thanks are offered for kindnesses shown during illness and death of our wife and mother. The Holekamp and Chamberlain families extend gratitude for floral tributes and sympathy.
A fragmentary family tribute recalls a lost son with lines of sorrow and hope. Community notices report Rev McCullough leading services at Evergreen schoolhouse and invitations to South Llano and Junction residents to attend. Local commerce highlights a stocker mutton sale to Frank Robinson and a Llano visit by Mr and Mrs W A Buster plus care for an ill matriarch with Charlotte Heyman at her mother’s bedside.
A summer afternoon party at Mrs. B. B. Ragland’s residence celebrated Mrs. Bennett Kindrick. Hostesses included Miss Maxine Wright and Mesdames Blake Chenauld Raymond Schneider Marvin Skaggs. Prize winners were Mesdames M. Scott C. J. Miller Roy Gilliam and a long list of attendees.
Members of the Little Club enjoyed a swimming party and picnic at Kimble Courts on Thursday evening. Attending were Mr and Mrs Roy Faker, Mr and Mrs J I D Borden, Mr and Mrs Mitchell McLendon, Mr and Mrs J W McLendon, Mr and Mrs Roy Spilger, and Mr and Mrs Coke R Stevenson Jr.
Mrs P Burt and W A Bannowsky attended a Dallas birthday celebration for their brother Gus Bannowsky. About 60 people gathered to honor his 58th birthday as he works on his daughter's home. He remains hale and hearty and has led an active life including many trips up the trail with cattle.
The Presby terian Church members gathered on the Johnson Fork bank at the John Phillips ranch Tuesday afternoon to celebrate the arrival of their new pastor Rev. Tom Bradley. About forty people attended the event and welcomed him into membership.
We thank friends and neighbors for support during our husband and father's illness. Appreciation goes to all for flowers and kindness. Mrs Andrew Allsup and family, Mr and Mrs W S Cunningham and children, Mr and Mrs Matt Burt and children express heartfelt thanks. Mrs G C Tulless returned from Tennessee where she was at her brother's bedside. he is critically ill with little or no chance of recovery. Miss Lanelle Brannon of Fort Stockton visits Miss Kaleta and Maurine Miller.
Walter W Leamons, minister, reports strong Sunday attendance at Junction Church with two baptized as Bible classes reach record participation. He notes parents embracing child training and cites a recent exhaustive inquiry on communion cups and Bible class flexibility. The meeting will conclude Sunday night with usual morning services.
The pastor preaches at 6:13 am in Sunday School, with Dr J Holt Smith as superintendent and Mrs RC McCullough directing the Prayer Meeting. A sermon is set for Evergreen School House at 8:20 pm this week, with a likely relocation to Sunday 2:30 pm as announced.
The Methodist Church holds morning worship at 11 a.m with The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper observed. A Young People's meeting is at 7:30 p.m. Evening worship follows at 8:15 p.m on the church lawn behind the building for fellowship.
The Presbyterian Church outlines Sunday School at 10 am and Morning Worship at 11 am. A quarterly communion is planned next Sunday at junction and Roosevelt. Mr. Bradley will conduct services at Segovia at 3 pm and Roosevelt at 8 pm. The Ladies Auxiliary meets at the church at 3 pm on Tuesday July 6.
Our neighbors and friends express gratitude through the Junction Eagle for their sympathy during our sad hour. Beautiful flowers, expressions of sympathy, and deeds of kindness are deeply appreciated by Mrs. John Grosenbacher and family including Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Grosenbacher, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Grosenbacher, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Aherns, and Miss Annie Grosenbi.
Grace Marie and Doro Wootton with their father H A Wootton of San Angelo were hosted by Mr and Mrs W H Thomas and daughter La Verne of Corona New Mexico. Mrs C C Linceum of Fort Stockton and Mr and Mrs Tom King of Richland Springs joined the guests. C W Cardwell visited his father in Houston for treatment by a specialist last week. The elder Cardwell was in Houston for treatment.
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