West Texas Chamber of Commerce Meet in Kerrville
Junction delegates attended the West Texas Chamber of Commerce district meeting in Kerrville despite heavy rain. The event at Pampell's Opera House featured talks on better schools roads livestock and new rail lines with a banquet at the St. Charles Hotel hosted by Mr and Mrs Geo Morris and speeches by local and visiting officials including Judge Baker and J E Grinstead.
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Junction
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
E. A. Loeffler
J. A. Heyman
Weaver H. Baker
J. D. Motley
W. W. Taylor
C. T. Holekamp
C. F. Hamer
H. O. Patterson
Phillip Joseph
A. C. Lawler
West Texas
Pampell
Opera House
Kerrville
Martin Dyes
J. E. Grinstead
S. E. Thompson
Wheelis
Weaver Baker
Roscoe Runge
Mason
King
Sabinel
Turberville
Uvalde
Wells
Abeline
Baptist Church Weekly Notes Reflect Small Attendance Rise
Evergreen services planned for next Sunday with Sunday School Sunbeam and G A at usual hours. Pastor absent until June. Segovia meeting starts Friday before the second Sunday in June and lasts ten days. Local teachers away, replacements well received. Roosevelt visit drew an attentive crowd. Miss Viola Schrier graduates from Baylor School of Nursing in Dallas as first nurse from our church. S. F. Marsh notes sang the New Testament book names after a ten minute performance.
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Evergreen
Sunda
Sunbeam
G. A
Baptist Church
Segovia
Reid
Hodges
Viola Schrier
Baylor School of Nursing
Dallas
Junction
Viola
Hensley
Bankers Hopeful for Statewide Financial Improvement
Mr W P Riley president of the Junction State Bank returned Saturday from San Antonio where he attended the Texas Bankers Association meeting. He said the convention was highly interesting and that San Antonio extended generous hospitality to its guests. Riley noted bankers across the state believe financial conditions have improved recently and expect further gains soon.
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W. P. Riley
Junction State Bank
San Antonio
Texas Bankers Association
Riley
Protracted Christain Meeting At Local Church
The Christain Church hosts a daily protracted meeting led by Rev. T W Phillips with large morning and evening congregations. The song service is well received and the pastor presents new truths from the word of God. The event continues through next week with broad invitation to all to attend.
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Christain Church
T. W. Phillips
Phillips
Y W A MEETING AT COURT HOUSE LAWN TUESDAY
Members bring lunch and gather on the Court House Lawn at 6 30 Tuesday May 24 with a program on prayer led by Lillian including hymns Bible readings and talks. Miss Vina Taylor of Owensville was a guest in Junction. The column ends with a string of social commentary on work and germs on money.
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Vina Taylor
Owensville
Junction
Tellegraph Tellings and Local Notices
F M Hodges has been on the sick list for two weeks but is better now. Asa Farmer J S Fleming and M E Blackburn visited Chas Henderson ranch Sunday. Hazel Richardson returned from a school term near Menard. F M Hodges returned from San Antonio visit and is improved. Ledie Savage visited her sister Ed Hunger. A fine rain blessed the country Sunday night aiding small grain. Chas Henderson and wife visited Junction Monday. J W Hammond and family visited Bear Creek relatives. H Hubble and family moved to a new home purchased from Dock Stephenson.
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F. M. Hodges
Messrs
Asa Farmer
Fleming
M. E. Blackburn
Chas. Henderson Ranch
Hazel Richardson
Menard
San Antonio
Horwood Lockhart
Luling
Gonzales
Slayden
Ledie Savage
Ed. Hunger
Chas. Henderson
Junction
J. W. Hammond
Bear Creek
H. Hubble
Dock Stephenson
A Good Ball Game Thursday May 12 Junction
Local brief notes a good ball game scheduled for Thursday May 12 in Junction. No further details available from the readable text.
Safety First Play Postponed at Adams Hall London
The play to be presented at Adams Hall in London tonight has been postponed to tomorrow night. You are invited to attend and enjoy the performance.
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Adams Hall
London
Wright Home Shower Crowd Honors Odie Wright Couple
A May 14 1921 shower at Mr and Mrs J L Wright ranch celebrated Mr and Mrs Odie Wright with games and refreshments. Guests presented many nice gifts and departed late wishing the couple happiness.
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J. L. Wright
Odie Wright
G A Program Helps Through Prayer Meeting
G A program on helping through prayer led by Lucy Herring with Ethel Cason as hostess. It includes hymns Lord s Prayer Bring Them In and Sweet Hour of Prayer, Bible study and mission prayer with speakers and verses, and a story The Story of a Friend by Bernice Chenault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Herring
Ethel Cason
Dan
Ray
John
Jamie
James
Ena
Thelma
Maudie
Lara
Bernice Chenault
Merry Wives Club May Day Gathering at the Dam
On May 12 Mrs. B L Smith hosted the Merry Wives Club for a spend the day party at the Dam. The group enjoyed lunch after low river fish expectations and shared pleasant conversations with Mesdames P Joseph Carl M Wolf W H Baker Lorenzo Skaggs H O Patterson C R Stevenson Douglas Motley Turk Kindrick Conrad Holekamp the hostess and her son B L Junior. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Weaver Baker on the fourth Tuesday of this month.
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B. L. Smith
Merry Wives Club
Mesdames P. Joseph
Carl M. Wolf
W. H. Baker
Lorenzo Skaggs
H. O. Patterson
C. R. Stevenson
Douglas Motley
Turk Kindrick
Conrad Holekamp
B. L. Junior
Weaver Baker
Prayer Meeting Notes and Local Visits
Time Thursday 3 00 pm May 26th at Mrs Stone s. Leader Mrs Frank Wilson. Subject Prayer. Hymn Take Time to Be Holy. Opening Prayer by Leader. Bible Study page 9 Mrs Ragland. Pray Ye Mrs Stone. Prayer and the Present Mrs Richardson. Answered Prayer Mrs Hugh Wilson. Unanswered Prayer Mrs Tom Jones. Leader read Paragraph V and discussion. Hymn What a Friend we Have in Jesus. Thoughts in Prayer by different members. While Thee I Seek H Reid. Sentence Prayers. Coke R Stevenson president of First National Bank in Alamo City on business. R H Jones and son Burt of Dallas at E M Burt ranch. Rodney Watt of Lafayette Ohio visiting three months left for home. Mrs J
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Stone
Frank Wilson
Ragland
Richardson
Hugh Wilson
Tom Jones
Jesus
H. Reid
Coke R. Stevenson
First National Bank
Alamo City
R. H. Jones
Burt
Dallas
E. M. Burt
Rodney Watt
Lafayette
Ohio
Error in Bank Statement at Junction State Bank
An error in the bank statement was found in the item Due from Banks and Bankers subject to check net. The correct amount should be $227,395.07 instead of $22,375.44.
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Junction State Bank
The Luck of Some Tied to Energy and Horse Sense
The author argues that what appears as luck is actually energy and perseverance governed by practical common sense.
School Election to Decide Funding for London District
Editor urges London residents to vote June 4 on additional school tax to fund a larger, higher quality district. The piece warns of crowded classrooms and aging desks, stresses strong faculty needs, and argues the town cannot neglect the school as funds from rural programs fall short.
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Eagle
London
Junction High School Notes Preview Exams and Student News
Junction High School notes report final exams this week and a light mood with phrases like Oh Boy. Grady Kindrick was absent recently possibly visiting Menard. Seventh Grade received penants Wednesday and the Eleventh Grade took river photos.
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Grady Kindrick
Menard
Junction High School
Sunbeam Program Details With Songs and Readings
The Sunbeam program features Corine Britt as leader with songs by Hida, including Trust and Obey. Kaleta Taylor reads Luke 2 42 to 52, Inez Ragland reads Matthew 15 54 to 58. Other items include The Idol with an Apron Vivian James True Light Lerne Newby and a sentence prayer.
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Jesus
Corine Britt
Hida
Kaleta Taylor
Vivian James
Lerne Newby
Inez Ragland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Baptist Church Weekly Notes
Christain
Y. W. A. Meeting
Court House Lawn
Lillian
David
Mary Willis
Marsh
Lila May
Wright
Baptist W. M. A
Sunbeam Program
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