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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1921
Page
5
W. O. W. Camp No. 434 holds meetings on the first Tuesday night each month. All Loyal are invited to attend. Robt. Jarvis, C. C. Ernest Wilson, Clerk.
Straw Ha for men visits in Alamo city guests Abe Landers and Stewart Taylor. Mrs. Chas. Simon and son Emmett travel to the ranch from Junction. Mrs. D. E. Bradford visits her parents near Junction. Miss Phillis Loos visits in San Antonio. Lillian Cosley from Kansas City visits Mrs. L. L. Skaggs in Junction. Lost crochet hat quilt and pictures in frame. finder please return to office. Special prices on Karo molasses offered.
Mrs Eugene Roth and her young daughter from San Antonio are visiting Mrs P Joseph this week and may tour local sites during the stay.
Mrs John M Hankins offers to make an organza dress with a matching hat and to perform alterations or remakes on old hats. Contact Mrs Hankins for sewing services and custom designs.
A lady reports a lost fountain pen and urges the finder to return it to this office for a suitable reward. The note emphasizes the pen belonged to a lady and requests prompt retrieval through the office.
Alex J. Hamer Co announces discounts on gingham dresses easing summer shopping. Attractive pricing aims to attract shoppers during hot days and encourage purchases.
The writer in company with Albert Klinger's son Marvin visited San Antonio last weekend returning Sunday. Herbert Simon came from the ranch for commencement and went home with his brother Emmett and their mother who stayed in town for the term. Leslie Cox left for Arlington Texas after finishing as a 1921 graduate and many Junction friends regret his departure.
The passage notes straw hats sold for quality and style. It reports visits by Robert Massie and Isabelle Bean of San Angelo arriving in Junction, joined by Miss Jane Massie returning home later. It mentions Mr. and Mrs. Geo Ray and daughter Billie Frances leaving for Mason to manage sheep issues, with Ray covering several counties during the inspection season.
62 acre farm in Smith County near Tyler with five room house barn 6 fenced hogs and cattle fencing 26 acres Ga gmon running water and bottom meadow close to a railroad switch two miles away priced at 25 per acre with part cash and balance easy terms may accept diamonds vacant lots or Liberty bonds as part payment. Also Wheat bran and white corn offered at low prices. John M Hawkins returns from San Antonio graduation trip with family.
A shipment of organdies and crepe chiffon fabrics arrives in all the latest shades. Prices and quality are highlighted for shoppers seeking elegant materials.
Spontaneous friendships often arise from quick attraction but fail when overthought. The idea contrasts immediate affinity with careful consideration and retreat.
Leader Sallie Blackburn chairs a Youth Pledge meeting featuring Song-America The Beautiful Prayer for America Bible Lesson A Lake Trip and a Storm Matt VIII 23 31 special music Amy Black burn America Her Rural Needs and Song 121 with business agenda.
The Sunbeam program outlines a service with Inez Ragland as leader, opening songs by Neal played by Hildane, and a prayer. It includes a praise hymn, roll call, minutes, and offering. Doris Jones reports on committee activities at school. Mildred Hodges presents A Different Kind of Hero. Ruth Lee Hoggett recites, then a closing prayer with Sunbeam Song and Rally Cry.
John F. Gardner thanks friends neighbors and his family for acts of kindness during his wife’s four months of critical illness. He credits Dr. Fred Burt with attentive care and the recovery.
Mr and Mrs June announce the marriage of their daughter Bride Miss Jennie June Christine Schraub to Groom Mr Tom Thumb Coke Stevenson Jr. The event at Hankins Riley Hall includes a Hawkins Riley Opera benefit and a large cast of bridesmaids, best man, flower girls, and guests with local families listed.
Married Mr Charlie Miller and Miss Bertha Schoolcraft at 11 30 in the morning on June 2 at the residence of John S Durst May they travel life’s path together with happiness and cooperation in a useful life for all time.
The program features a Distinguished Service Man, a hymn titled The Kings Business, and a repeated motto by boys. A prayer and Scripture Matthew 6 19 23 are read, followed by a sentence prayer and a roll call. The Lord's Prayer is spoken in unison.
Sunday program details include opening songs Lord's Prayer Bible lesson titled A Boy Who Heard God's Call memory verse Speak for thy servant heareth report of officers and committees new business and songs. Leaders lesson Children in the Village story Young Worker songs True Hearted Whole Hearted reading America the Beautiful missionary news Amy Blackburn Bible drill benediction and Christian.
The L R L M Co. announces a June 1 1921 rate reduction for telephone patrons from 2.00 to 1.75 dollars monthly. Patrons are instructed to send payment with credit applied and to ignore earlier statements. A brief closing reflection on hunger and integrity follows.
Property ad offers two upstairs rooms and one flown to rent with further information at the office. An agent is sought to handle Sigger Sewing Machines in Kimsele and Menard counties, apply to W. M. Maize, Junction Texas. Also a line on sleep health and a prompt about a clear conscience.
A compact credo urging continued national virtue by citizens, emphasizing that the country remains sound as long as its people act as good citizens and avoiding any other kind.
The remark suggests people may weigh others faults to balance perceived wrongs against them, implying reciprocity in judgment as a common social dynamic.
Quote urges channeling effort from complaining into straight work to uncover and remove the root cause of complaints. Emphasizes diligence over grumbling as path to solution.
Notice to patrons of the Llano River Irrigation and Milling Company warns delinquent accounts must be settled by June 10, 1921. If unpaid the company will discontinue service. The notice urges cooperation to avoid embarrassment and supports mutual aid.
The Rt. Rev. W. T. Capers D D Bishop of the Episcopal diocese of West Texas will be at Junction on Sunday May 29 and preach at an Episcopal church at 11 in the morn ing and 3 30 in the afternoon Conformation will be administered at the latter service Public is cordially invited.
I B Dahart and Mrs Alice Barfield were quietly married on June 1 at 7 30 PM at the undersigned residence. May they spend congenial and happy lives and be rewarded for lives well spent. Their friends congratulate them on entering life’s battle together. Eagle 31 50 the year.
Mrs. S. Welch and family express heartfelt thanks to those who assisted during the illness of their husband and father. They say they will leave but keep warm memories and wish blessings in return for the loving deeds. 22 pounds of fancy Irish potatoes sent to Alex’m Co.
Mrs. Moore travels to Seguin with James Moore after the death of J. C. Baxter at 4 a m Thursday. He leaves a widow two children five brothers and one sister. The note invites readers to share news items of interest.
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