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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1933
Page
5
The page lists Texaco products at Pow Motor Company and tersely notes services and prices. Also mentions Dunbar's Camp and a complete stock of American Hammered Piston Rings with sizing options. Occasional brief social notes report visitors A Loeffler and Walter Binsley in HIE, and residents Miss Jamita Dickey and Velma Owens visiting Abilene with travel updates.
St. Patricks Dance at Dis mukes Hall, Rocksprings, Friday night March 17. Music by Billy Gross and his Blue Devils. Dancing from nine to one thirty. Admission one dollar. Tax ten. Obituary note for Mrs. J. E. Deats' mother at Hamilton. Several local visits and travels noted, including W. E. Hagood in Abilene and Jim Bob Pool’s return to Brady.
Sunday at Ow Churches invites all to attend a full day of worship with Sunday School at 10 a m Communion at 11 a m and a Young Peoples Meeting at 6 p m.
A Sunday schedule lists 10 am Sunday School 11 am sermon 6 30 pm B T S 7 30 pm Evening Worship with theme The Future Eternal State of the Righteous Special Music 7 30 pm Prayer meeting 3 30 pm Friday W M 5 The pastor R Neal Greer urges believers to value heart experience over theory and notes life requires struggle and testing of faith inviting newcomers to the church.
Arch Jenkins and the N. H. Harrison family express gratitude to friends and neighbors in Bracketville Junction and surrounding areas for sympathy, deeds of kindness, and floral offerings during the death and burial of Mrs. Lena Harrison Jenkins. May God bless each one.
Former President Hoover urged wholehearted support and cooperation for his Democratic successor in the banking emergency. He said the President's proclamation should receive the full backing of every citizen in response to newspaper requests for comment.
The Presbyterian Church announces services are held at Fannie A. Dupuy Memorial Christian Church with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and no morning worship. Evening worship begins at 7:30 p.m. The invitation invites worship, service, forgiveness, and comfort in Christ.
President Roosevelt expressed deep personal sorrow over the death of Chicago Mayor Anton J. Cermak in Miami after the attempted assassination by Cuieseppe Zangara. A grand jury indicted the assassin for murder as Zangara faced sentencing for wounding four others. Roosevelt praised Cermak as a strong, loyal, resolute leader.
A recent rain and sunny days spark optimism for corn planting and early gardening as six weeks of late winter weather recede. Fruit trees starting to bloom after February freezes raise hopes of a healthy crop and higher prices, despite early damage in some areas.
Tea Cup School launches its season with a 1 pm playground baseball game between Ivy and Tea Cup Schools, then a married men versus single men game and likely a basketball match. At 7:45 pm the PTA hosts a program including a capital punishment debate with J D Wootan and Murray Jarvis as affirmatives and Ruth Rothmann and Melba Walton as negatives, followed by a negro play.
Government representatives visited this week to promote loans for farmers. The Eagle lacks definite details but directs interested parties to the loan committee, led by Donald Holekamp, Chris Schraub, and C. E. Reid, with more names to be released next issue. Fuller information will appear then. A bank vault break in Grandview saw robbers using an acetylene torch to steal about 12,000 cash and jewelry, injuring a night watchman and cafe operator.
A collage of local ad snippets from Junction Hardware Co and Leeffier Motor Co including offerings on shearing equipment paints garden seeds and tools. It mentions light humor about domestic life and a joke about a husband and ex secretary. Also notes gas for cars and fitting tanks at local shops.
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