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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1929
Page
4
A church group expresses deep gratitude to friends, members of other denominations, and volunteers who assisted at the First Baptist Church opening. They note music from the Junction Band, floral offerings, loaned equipment, and the contributions of contractors, carpenters, painters, and a young helper in the rain.
A warehouse sale at 49 Junction Cattle Loan Co offers paper fleece twine for tying wool. The notice promotes stocking up on the utility cordage for monthly wool work.
Saint Patrick's silver tea hosted by Mrs. Alex Wahl benefits the Methodist Church primary department. Attendees enjoyed piano violin music readings and a green Irish themed table with sandwiches cake and mints. About fifty guests attended and twenty four dollars eleven cents was raised.
A collection of brief maxims from authors such as New Testament writers Burton Waller Cooke Landor Euripides Sophocles and Aristotle. The quotes cover money beauty beginnings and fortunes offering compact moral reflections.
Sunday School at 10 a m. Preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m. W M S meets Tuesday 3 30 p m. Mid week prayer Wednesday 7 30 p m. Welcome to all. For skating instructions see W B May.
The First Baptist Church of Junction celebrated the opening of its new building on March 17 with a day of rejoicing. Pastors J N Campbell and Oren C Reid spoke, elders from nearby churches joined, and the bell from the old church was moved to the new site. Members listed include N H Skaggs and J A Heyman among others who have served as Sunday School superintendents and preachers.
We thank everyone for the kindnesses shown us and Nettie after her accident. Our friends have eased our burden and shall not be forgotten. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Wright and Family.
Funds are being raised and plans drawn for Church of Christ and Methodist Church buildings in Junction. Christians recently built a new chapel and Baptists opened their new structure last Sunday. With two more large buildings, Junction will boast top church facilities for a town its size. Construction to start soon with a liberal member response.
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