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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1932
Page
2
Services will be at Fannie A. Dupuy Memorial Christian Church. Sunday school starts 9 45 a m. Morning worship at 11 00. No evening worship. Encourage gathering for worship with fellow believers.
Church of Christ timetable shows Bible School at 10 a.m. Communion at 11 a.m. Young People's Service at 6 15 p.m. Prayer Meeting on Wednesday.
Ione Goodwin underwent an operation for appendicitis at Standifer Hospital this Thursday morning.
At 6 15 p m a Methodist service precedes 8 15 p m sermons by Rev S L Batchelor with a 3 o clock afternoon training class. Morning preaching includes a special graduates message. A June 10 young peoples carnival is planned. Revival begins June 15 with Rev Dennis Macune of Austin as preacher. Last Sunday 54 adults attended four classes. aim is 64 next Sunday.
Society notes report Mrs A W Loeffler and Mrs W P Emmons with Mrs J M Livingston hosting the Merry Wives Club Thursday afternoon at the Fritz Hotel. Auction bridge prizes included black glass sets and satin coat hangers. Guests listed include Flora Mae Spiller Eloise Hardeman Josephine Urban and many others. picnic lunch followed a hour of games at Schreiner Park.
Rev. G. W. Crofoot will preach at the Evergreen schoolhouse this Sunday afternoon at 3 30. Worshippers are encouraged to invite others to attend.
Mrs H O Patterson complimented her expression class members with a picnic event. The gathering celebrated the students and their progress in expressive arts at a local venue.
Monday afternoon Mrs Lee J Corkill entertained with a bridge at her Price's Camp residence. Punch from a crystal bowl on a flower decked table. Miss Jewel Riley presided over the punch bowl. Mrs J B Randolph won first prize Madeira napkins. second prize Madeira scarf awarded to another guest.
Saturday, May 14, at 1 p m Mr Wilfred Whittle of Hackberry and Miss Jo Myrtle Haynes of Silverton Texas wed at the groom’s parents ranch Rev G W Crofoot officiated They honeymooned at Hackberry where he runs a ranch and she taught school last year Mrs Ed Allen hosted the Contract Study Club Friday with prize won by Mrs A S Rieck Others present included Mesdames A S Rieck L D Borden A D Kindrick Vann Martin Guy Wynne P Joseph and Carl Wolf
R. E. Homann presented a consolation prize of a box of toilet soap to Mrs. A. W. Loeffler at a class party attended by Eloise Hardeman Vivian James Mary Martin Elsie Martin Jewel Riley Elizabeth Summers Flora Mae Spiller and numerous others from Austin and area.
Mrs Avery Stewart and Mrs A O Price entertained their sons Haskell and Loyd with a class party Saturday evening. The house was decorated with roses larkspurs and carnations in purple and gold. Games music and refreshments followed for 20 guests.
The Rev G W Crabb will preach at both morning and evening services at the Baptist Church on Sunday. Everyone is urged to attend these services.
Franklin notes say Miss Artie Leamon returned home Sunday following a two week visit with sister Mrs W T Oldham. Powell Motor Company invites ranchers to contact for river front camping space and free leasing service for tourists. Guests Christine Schraub hosted by Gene Cunningham and Wallace Lovelace Friday and Saturday.
Mr and Mrs John Phillips visited in Rocksprings last week. Mrs Alexa Williams of Del Rio is the guest of her parents Mr and Mrs W W Taylor.
Whiz Auto Polish and Whiz Top Dressing offered at 99c this week celebrate Whiz’s 45th Anniversary. Regular $2.00 value for a limited time. Powell Motor Company 6c.
Hon. Coke R. Stevenson will deliver the commencement address at Ballinger Friday. He will be accompanied by his secretary Luther Davis to the event.
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