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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1935
Page
5
Local notices list Purina feeds at Baldwin's Feed Store with H. K. Caldwell predicting Kimble county will grow roasting ears. Several residents from Kerrville and Dallas visit Junction area. mentions of farms, abstracts by Kimble county Abstract Co., and community events including school commencement.
The Gann Grocery Company building received interior repainting this week enhancing its look. Mr and Mrs Henry Bierschwale and daughter Ruth Agnes from Mountain Home attended Junction High School graduation on Friday where their son Roy Bierschwale graduated.
Joe Hensley, a soldier at Ft Clark near Bracketville, was a function visitor Saturday. He enjoys army life and is making a good record at the post.
Mr and Mrs Jack C Smith of Christine Texas visit Mrs R E Dunham Tuesday en route to Van Nuys California for a summer stay. J M Anderson reports Kimble county too wet to plow and farm work starting today. Kimble Abstract Co offers land and lot abstracts. Poppy Day sales noted.
The Rev J T McCan of Brady will conduct services at Junction Episcopal Church on Monday afternoon May 27 at three o'clock. All members urged to attend and visitors welcomed.
Sunday School at 9 45 a m Grady Kindrick Supt Preaching 11 a m and 8 15 p m Baptist Training Union 7 15 p m Mrs Melba Johnson Gen Director Prayer Meeting and Teachers Meeting 7 30 p m Choir Rehearsal Tuesday 8 p m Mrs C W McCarroll Director Topics: Things that Matter Much and Looking Unto Jesus Choir to perform at both services All are invited to attend the services.
Minister W. W. Leamons outlines Sunday School at 10 a.m. and services at 11 a.m. A Young People's Meeting at 7 30 p.m. with an 8 15 p.m. sermon. Ladies' Bible Class Monday at 3 p.m. All services occur as announced inviting participation and prayer for Bro Denman’s upcoming labors.
The church school meets at 9 50 followed by worship at 11 o clock. The pastor will speak on Crowding Christ into a Uniform during the worship. At 7 15 p m the young people meet for fellowship and study. The Secret of Jesus will be the subject at 8 00 o clock.
A Del Rio booster caravan arrived in Junction this morning to advertise a four day rodeo in the border city on May 30 31 June 1 and 2. Prosser Martin nephew of John R Martin led the ads while S F E Slaughter of San Antonio district manager for Woodstock Typewriter Co visited Junction and sold a new machine. The Junction Publishing Company serves as the local distributor.
Jane Addams, 75, renowned social worker and world peace advocate, died late Tuesday at Passavant Hospital in Chicago where she had undergone a major operation.
The German government filed a lawsuit on Tuesday night compelling all German citizens aged 18 to 45 to perform one year of military service. The measure takes effect immediately and applies nationwide.
The Legion Auxiliary asks residents to donate flowers for Veterans graves on Thursday May 30 at the courthouse. Members fear last year’s flower shortage and seek ample offerings. Interested parties may contact Mrs Hyde Felps or any auxiliary member for details.
The Brotherhood movement spreads among Baptists in the South and Texas. A Kerrville meeting elected officers A. B. Burton president FE. M. Burt first vice president E. B. Henry second vice president Emmett Nichols secretary treasurer. Representatives planned local chapter growth and monthly meetings.
The Eagle reports a barbecue and program at Bodare school tomorrow evening after closing time. Pupils will perform a program following the barbecue, which will be served around 6 30 o clock.
Local schools announce perfect attendance for 8th to 11th grades and honor roll recipients. Among 9th graders named are Helen Caldwell Cecile Wheat and Edith Smith. 10th graders Catherine Porter Faye Smith Olga Jones. 11th graders Wilson Geary Frank Goodman Dorann Camp Lenore Riley Ruby Simon. Elementary awards unavailable due to teacher absences.
Superintendent and Mrs. Geo. H. Mitchell and their children were in San Antonio for a Tuesday visit.
About four thousand people are homeless as flood waters flood over twenty thousand acres of rich bottom land across Oklahoma and Texas.
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