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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1932
Page
4
Sunday at Our Churches Elder G F Mickey will preach at the Church of Christ Friday Saturday and Sunday evenings and at the 11 o'clock hour Sunday morning. The evening services will be conducted at 7:09 each evening. The public is invited to attend these services and all members are urged to be present.
The Presbyterian congregation led by G. W. Crofoot holds Sunday school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 a m at the Fannie A. Dupuy Memorial Christian Church with no evening service. Let us go into the house of the Lord.
A cordial invitation is extended for Sunday night at 7 15 to attend Church in the Ivy schoolhouse with Rev G W Crofoot to preach.
The State Bank of Junction opens with new capital and reorganization after Tuesday’s launch. Dr. J. Fred Burt leads as president while all former officers stay in place. The bank pledges safety for depositors and notes no prior losses in Junction banks.
The message urges pursuit of peace through faith with sermons and Sunday school plans. The pastor notes growth in the congregation, upcoming baptisms, new unions, and a collection for State Missions. Abilene meeting of the Texas convention is listed for attendees.
Supt. and Mrs. George Mitchell hosted a dinner in the Home Economics room at the high school on Tuesday October 25 honoring the Junetion school board and faculty couples. Guests enjoyed games and stunts, autumn decorations, and gifts for the honoree.
Mrs. Ed Allen hosted the Little Contract Club at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J A Thompson last Thursday afternoon. Cut flowers decorated the living room. High scores earned Mesdames Vann Martin and A S Rieck dainty handkerchiefs, and hostesses gave handkerchiefs to Mesdames Joe Fritz and J A Thompson. Attendees included Mesdames L D Borden, Vann Martin, Joe Fritz, A D Kindrick, A S Reick, Guy Wynne, and the hostesses.
Miss Mavis Roberts and Harold Frazier hosted a Halloween party Saturday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Roberts. Guests enjoyed games, a reading by Florence Ellen Sheppard, and treats of popcorn balls apples and stick candy with candy baskets as favors. Attendees included Florence Ellen Sheppard Helen Hardin Mary Jean Martin Beatrice Garrett May Ellen Stephenson Anabel Becker Blondie Allen Mary Hal Holland Maurine Roundtree Felugene Riley Fay Wahl Louise Becker Charles Bissett Jack Denman Freddie Hausman Halbert Hardin Leonard Taylor Jake Taylor Milton Powell Terry Len Randle Lord Stuart Noah Cabler Ples Randle J W Lowery Jimmie Bissett Warren Roberts and the hosts Bill Oliver visited in San Antonio earlier in the week.
The Junction Gin will operate on Wednesday and Saturday in the coming week. Attendees at the West Texas Conference of the Methodist Church meeting in San Antonio last Friday included Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Borden, Mrs. George Mitchell, Mrs. B. L. Smith and Mr. Ovie Buster.
Standifer leads arrangements for a public program sponsored by local legionnaires. They seek a San Antonio military band and invite all residents to attend as Superintendent Rankin Kothmann of Eden was noted at a recent Menard Junction game.
The Segovia Sunday School will meet at 3:00 PM next Sunday in the Segovia Schoolhouse. After the Sunday school hour, the Rev. Come and bring others with you. Dr E F Gough eye ear nose and throat specialist of Waxahachie will be at the Stan difer Hospital on Monday November 14.
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