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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1933
Page
5
Powell Motor Company lists Texaco products and promises good service. Local notices mention registered Percheron stallion season at Andrew Wood ranch, rental offers, and visitors to Junction from Gonzales, Freeport, San Antonio, and London. Families and residents are noted with multiple social visit references.
A dramatic stock rally follows bank stabilizations as New York Exchange shares jump about 2 and 16 percent above March 3 levels and bond prices rise sharply. The broad Standard 60 index posts its sharpest daily gain on record amid renewed financial confidence after banks reopen. Meanwhile, tornado devastation in Tennessee leaves many dead or injured.
Sunday School begins at 10 a.m. Preaching at 11 a.m. by Elder Horace Teddlie of Sweetwater. Young People’s Meeting at 12:45 p.m. Preaching at 7:45 p.m. by Brother Teddlie. Evening worship canceled.
Sunday School at 9 45. Rev S L Batchelor will preach at 11 o clock here and at Copperas at 2 30 in the afternoon with the second quarterly conference after preaching in the afternoon. Sunday evening at 7 30 the Young People's Division will observe Young People's Day with a Biblical Drama World Builders featuring nine Bible characters. Attend these services.
The Fannie A. Dupuy Memorial Church hosts Sunday school at 10 a.m. worship at 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with sermon topics and prayer meetings. An all day missionary institute by the Medina River Association drew over thirty visitors. R. Neal Greer, pastor, invites a warm welcome to all.
Bro Belcher preached at Harper Methodist Church to a large audience. The Bierschwales and Whetstones visited the James River Schoolhouse and Paul Jones ranch. Lee Harris and family joined Noxville visitors. Range conditions improved with recent rains easing feeding. Joe Bissett and W H Parker were in Kerrville. Sheep feeding declines as goats take focus. Roy Skaggs visited his wife in San Antonio who is recovering from an operation.
A verse celebrates spring on the Llanos with trees turning green and fish flouncing in streams. It invites readers to fish with tackle and rod while noting Roosevelt as president and Garner aiding, urging readers to forget troubles and stroll along the Llanos to smile.
A small allotment of R F C funds reached the local committee and a crew began work this morning. Kimble county received funds for March and hopes for April. The $800 received for January and February aided many families and spurred constructive work.
A Junction and Kimble County primer notes seasonal gardening, poultry netting, and quick repairs for shearing equipment. It advertises Junction Hardware, Loeffler Motor Co, and a spring car tune up, urging residents to visit for seeds tools nets cutters parts and motor service.
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