Doors Open Fault Found With Fellow
A terse note assigns fault to another fellow who discovers the issue as doors remain a focal point.
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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1939
Page
4
A terse note assigns fault to another fellow who discovers the issue as doors remain a focal point.
A reflective piece argues Hitler’s pursuit of omnipotence stems from intelligence combined with boredom and discontent. It suggests confined emotions push radical thoughts and compares similar personalities in crime and business, proposing shallow outlets might have tempered such drastic actions.
The passage reflects on the persistence of seasons over war and politics. It contrasts the impotence of dictators and politicians with the farmer’s vital work, noting that seasonal cycles govern life and food production more reliably than human power. It emphasizes the farmer’s importance over rhetoric.
The excerpt captures a speaker who thrives on brinkmanship and the thrill of awaiting an ideal realization. It emphasizes persistent hope as a source of life’s high, contrasting with the dullness of giving up.
Miss Modelle Barker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Barker, was feted with a birthday party at her parents home on March 9. Guests arrived for games and gift opening followed by iced lemonade and cake hosted by Mrs. W. E. Allen and other local ladies.
Mrs Joe Eager hosted a surprise birthday for Mrs Albert Taylor Monday afternoon at the Taylor residence. Guests included Mrs A W Browning and others, with a white iced cake bearing three candles for past present and future.
The Little Club met Friday afternoon at Mrs. Vann Martin's residence with a St. Patrick's motif. Green and white tallies shamrock favors and nut cups graced the party. Mrs. W. E. Allen won the club prize and Mrs. Joe Eager took the guest prize.
Mrs. Omer Wright entertained the Little Contract Club on March eighth at Mr and Mrs C A Schraub's home. Mrs. Schraub and Mrs. Philip Joseph won table prizes. Attendees included Mrs. L R Allen Mrs. Clifford Hamer Mrs. Philip Joseph Mrs. Carl Nelms Mrs C A Lehraub Mrs Clay Secrest Mrs Vashti Taylor Mrs J E Wiedeman and the hostess.
Members of the Nepe Club gathered for a social evening hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Omer Wright at the Hodges Hotel. Prizes were awarded with Mr. and Mrs. Seaton Prentice winning the club prize and Miss Mabel McClatchy with Mr. Fred Mudge the guest prize among a list of attendees.
The American Legion Benefit 42 event drew about forty attendees on Friday night March 10. High scorers Mrs. Carl Nelms and Jim Herring won candy. Mrs. Lottie Jones and Mrs. Ross Beasley received peanuts. Volunteers served open face sandwiches chips and fruit punch. next party shifted to March 31 due to school activities.
The Bear Creek Study Club met with Mrs. C W McCarroll on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Chester Bannowsky led the program on You and Your Home, with notes on personality development from an interview with Margery Wilson.
Local Delta Kappa Gamma Sorority members hosted a benefit tea and book review at the American Legion Hall. Attendees came from Medina Comfort Fredericksburg Kerrville and Menard with Fredericksburg’s Miss Julia Estill noted as the first district president. Mrs Ennis B Hill presented a review of Days of Our Years by Pierre Van Paassen. The tea featured lace cloths crystal centerpiece and St Patrick motif with Miss Mertie Fowler serving.
Segovia residents report visitors from San Antonio Harper Fredericksburg and Junction. Jake Rankin returned home from Iraan in critical condition. School patrons and community members attended Segovia school events and games including volley ball. Community figures listed include the L. Stapps W. H. Dunk and T. Hodges families.
Sia gle subscribers are urged to notify the publisher of any address change promptly. Postal laws require newspapers to pay postage for change notices supplied by the post office. Delays or non delivery can occur without immediate notification, so sending change of address in advance is advised.
The hostess, Mrs. C. W McCarroll, entertains Salter, Terry Jetton and Thomas Coney.
Cake at one end of the table while Miss Olga Reichanau district president presided over the silver coffee service. Hostesses included Miss Victoria Brewer Miss Austin Durst Mrs. Joe Felps Mrs. Ramsey Randolph Mrs. Grady Kindrick and Mrs. W. P. Riley. About sixty five attended.
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