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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1938
Page
6
Ghureh News notes Church School at 9 50 a m Morning Worship at 11 a m Young People Meeting at 7 Evening Worship at 8 00 p m Today is Mother's Day and the pastor will preach an appropriate Mother's Day sermon at the morning service. A welcome awaits at all services.
Walter W. Leamons and Dr. J Holt Smith lead services with Bible school at 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. on Mothers Day Sunday May 8. Youth meet at 6 45 p.m. A special 11 a.m. program and evening evangelistic service are planned. Members and community invited.
Gov Allred rules out a run, Fergusons press to draft “Ma” yet she remains not a candidate. Texas GOP hints Barry Faris visits, Crowley unsupported by national Dems, Stevenson courts voters with handshakes, Nelsom pushes unicameral plan. Barry Faris touts war news pulse. tobacco taxes report Texas smokers at $35.6 million and beer and liquor shipments totaling millions.
A Kimble County note urges community support for a local library association. It calls for a $1 annual dues, invites countywide participation, and asks residents to bring a smile and a dollar to join. The piece emphasizes reading as youth education and quotes a thought about life being found in many things, plus a report of a 12-pound North Llano catfish caught by B L Smith.
church school at 10 a m morning worship at 11 a m services at Segovia at 1 p m and Roosevelt at 8 p m all welcome London Church of Christ service conducted by Elder Walter W Leamons Sunday at 2 pm
Livestock buyers at San Antonio on May 2 received 400 hog receipts with prices steady to 15 cents lower than last week. Top hogs reached 7.35, the lowest since early 1985, with various weight classes detailed. Cattle and calves numbered about 1,200 and receipts as a whole indicated day supplies may exceed early estimates. stockers were active, some gains to 25 cents, while cows and calves showed broad softness in medium and plain categories. Goats and sheep were minimal to none with some steady sheep prices and no significant goat sales.
A fragmented list shows multiple county and district offices with names attached for positions such as sheriff, assessor and collector, treasurer, county attorney, commissioners for precincts, justice of the peace, and constable. Names include Marvin B CH Dent ive, Randolph Hodges, Ramsey Lewis Jetton, J. C. Graham, Annie Highsmith, Lydia Dunbar, Coke R. Stevenson Jr, C E Reid, J Bissett, S Fleming, Andrew N Wood, R H Spiller, P W Hardesty, Henry Grobe, R B Moore, J W McLendon, and Nod.
Proponents of a state library aid measure for county and possible municipal libraries plan joint meeting in Waco with the League of Texas Library Trustees to discuss potential permanent state support and inclusion in public education. The movement cites 65 percent of Texans lack library facilities and aims to pledge candidates to library funding before summer primaries. Also notes death of M. Andrews in Menard County on April 25 1938 with funeral services and family survivors listed.
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