The Young Preacher
A verse praising a cheerful preacher boy who brings joy and guidance. It notes his sincere purpose to direct actions and aim for a higher ideal, guiding others toward a better path.
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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1936
Page
4
A verse praising a cheerful preacher boy who brings joy and guidance. It notes his sincere purpose to direct actions and aim for a higher ideal, guiding others toward a better path.
Lee Joy suffered a serious fall from a moving truck with a broken collarbone and skull fractures though Santa Rosa hospital reports are favorable. Local items include visits, new cars, a Ford coupe and a Chevrolet sedan, school picnic plans for Bodare, and arithmetic contest winners Jim Weaver and Jim Richardson.
Joseph's big Easter sale continues through April 4 with a wide display of spring and summer goods. The event draws shoppers from Kimble County and neighboring areas and features numerous bargains. customers praise the sale as the best yet. Mrs. Frank L. Wilson returns from San Antonio for ongoing treatment. Mrs. Louis Loeffler visits relatives in Alabama and Florida.
The Just So Club gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Munn on Saturday evening March 21. Forty two was the main diversion with prizes awarded to Mrs. Bill Oliver and Mr. Joe Oliver. A list of attendees included Mrs. Norma Frazier and Miss Ruth Sandherr among others.
Miss Christine Schraub was a gracious hostess at her parents home for the Contractors Club and guests. Redbud sprays matched the motif. Miss Maxine Wright won high score, Miss Katherine Johnson low, and the cut prize went to Mrs. Callan Graham.
Members of the Presbyterian Society and guests gathered Tuesday at Pastor Dr. W. P Dickey’s residence for an all day quilting party. The quilt donated by Mrs. W. W. Allen will go to the Presbyterian Orphans Home. A noon lunch was served to attendees including Mesdames Allen Burt Carpenter Craven Herring Hardeman Fritz Wubert Loeffler Phillips Riley Rieck Schraub Tulloss Thiers Wilson Woodward and Dr. Dickey.
The March meeting of the La Junta Study Club was held Wednesday afternoon March 25 at the residence of Mrs. C. W. McCarroll. A profusion of redbud and mountain laurel provided an atmosphere of elegance.
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