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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1925
Page
4
The Brady Eagle column argues happiness comes from doing what God made you to do, not wealth or fame. It notes birds fly, fish swim, and each person suits a unique path, advising individuals to pursue their true calling for fulfillment.
A busy week follows rain with a large crowd at Roosevelt matchings and events. Families such as Mr. and Mrs Sterling Baker and others joined fishing near Roosevelt. Eastern Star and Mason activities drew big turnout. Local sports see baseball practice and girls tennis, stock movement continues, and Grass shipping talks recur. Arch Lurber trips noted along with school term ending and a Friday picnic and evening play. Mr Lister mourns his father with funeral planned at Kennedy. Brother Davis holds a regular Copperas appointment with strong attendance and a well attended singing night at Mr Bennet's.
Mrs. Cole Wilson, daughter of L. W. Walton, died last Thursday while traveling to Kerrville for an operation. Reared near London, she was laid to rest in London Cemetery after funeral services conducted by Rev. Louis Pearl at 2 p.m. Friday, witnessed by a large crowd.
John Walton of Swenson attends funeral for his sister. Several local social items note visits among Yates and Mercury residents, a quiet marriage between Clarence Adams and Miss Curtis at Rev Louis Pearl's home, and attendance at London School events. The London and Little Saline schools host a Community Hall program of Always in Trouble on May 20 and the commencement on May 22 with multiple graduates listed.
Lara B Taylor wrote a Bible study paper praised by Rev Davis on the Holy Land. The piece notes the region’s historic names Israel Judea Palestine and Canaan, links Abraham to the land, and mentions writers Homer Gideon and Elijah. It covers Jewish rule and Roman conquest, Turk control, and the land’s enduring importance.
The passage describes Jerusalem as the birthplace of Christ and a land of historical prominence. It details its geography, climate, population, governance under Romans, and the prominent temples and walls. It notes the Holy City’s significance, walls, gates, and the grandeur of Herod's temple with its divisions, priests, and daily services.
For sale saddle listed by John D. Phillips in Miles City Montana. Contact by phone or see advertisement for details. Ad ends with a reminder that it pays to read the ads.
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