Ladies Bible Class Studies Romans Chapter at Junction Church
The Ladies Bible Class of Junction Church of Christ met last Wednesday at three o clock to study Romans chapter three. The minister taught and assigned the next chapter for discussion next week. Also noted is D H Carson of Brady who has joined Busy Bee Grocery and Market in the meat department and moved his family here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction Church of Christ
A. G. Farmer
K. G. Durst
Ada Wilson
M. N. Harrison
Alfred Smart
Elgin Deckert
Albert Becker
Stella Davis
Chester Bannowsky
Avery Stewart
Karl Schneider
John Guthrie
Tom Taylor
Millie McPeters
Alan Bishop
D. H. Carson
Brady
Busy Bee Grocery and Market
Advertising Pays Continues To Highlight Industry Leaders
Station Spur J Miles O Daniel San Angelo and Chas A Stewart Fort Worth Texas Live stock Traffic Association led by Roy Hudspeth president and Weaver H Baker attorney vice president discussed potential promotion to president. Baker prefers not to be submitted to allow full time ranching focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Miles O’daniel
San Angelo
Chas. A. Stewart
Texas Livestock Traffic Association
Fort Worth
B. L. Warwick
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
College Station
National Wool Growers Association
Burley
Idaho
Roy Hudspeth
Weaver H. Baker
Book Review on What Is This Moslem World
Mrs Kenneth R Hemphill of Menard will review the book What Is This Moslem World at the Methodist Church Tuesday evening at 730 The review is under the Methodist Women's Missionary Society and open to the public The study will continue in installments over the coming weeks and both men and women are invited to attend free of charge It is presented as timely in view of current conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth R. Hemphill
Menard
Methodist Church
Hemphill
Methodist Women’s Missionary Society
Methodist Ladies Host Silver Tea Social
The fall social event, a silver tea by the Methodist Church women, featured a receiving line with Mesdames Borden Reid Longren Motley Sheppard Wright in Pilgrim costumes. Music readings and a floral setup with yellow chrysanthemums highlighted the open house at the parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Mesdames E. R. Borden
Calvert Reid
E. O. Longren
Lucy Motley
T. E. Sheppard
Omer Wright
Mesdames J. Holt Smith
H. G. Hubert
N. S. Craven
C. T. Holekamp
C. W. McCarroll
Carl Nelms
George Mitchell
Ennis B. Hill
Clint Barnes
H. O. Patterson
Adrienne Loeffler
Arlene Reese Marries Don Martin in Abilene Ranch Wedding
Sunday announcement reports Miss Arlene Reese wed Mr. Don Martin on October 24 in Abilene. The couple, who met at Abilene Christian College, now reside on a Grandbury area ranch. Officiating was Elder Don Morris of Abilene. Mrs. Reese is the B. B. Reese daughter, recent ranch seller and new Chappell resident. Groom's parents are Hood County rancher Tom Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Angelo
Llano
Junction
Chappell
San Saba County
Tom Martin
Hood County
James Heyman Receives 4-H Medal for Champion Meat Animal
James Heyman, grandson of J A Heyman, won the Menard county champion Meat Animal Contest for feeding and showing a steer at the Menard show. The gold medal was donated by Thomas E Wilson of Wilson and Co. His calf, selected August 17 1936, weighed 331 pounds at selection and 910 pounds at Fort Worth sale in March 1987 after a seven month gain of 679 pounds. He currently feeds two Anguses and one Hereford. Receipts included a calf sale of 128 dollars and 44 dollars prize money. total receipts 172 dollars, expenses 5.63 dollars, net return 86.40 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menard
James Heyman
J. A. Heyman
Menard County
Thos. E. Wilson
Wilson & Co
Fort Worth
James
October Texas Commercial Failures Seen Rise
The University of Texas Bureau of Business Research reports 14 commercial failures in October, up 133 percent from September and 56 percent from October last year. Total liabilities were below the prior month’s level, with an average liability per failure of 12 000 dollars, down 71 percent from September and 33 percent from October 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Press Opposes Questions on Supreme Court Powers
A nationwide poll shows press opposition to any changes by Congress or a constitutional amendment limiting the Supreme Court. Results: first question 96 percent yes, second 71.6 no, third 72 no, fourth 88.3 no, with Texas partial deviations and Delaware Rhode Island ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Delaware
Rhode Island
Texas
New 1938 Frigidaire on Display at West Texas Utilities
The 1938 Frigidaire Meter-Miser uses three moving parts and automatic oiling to cut operating costs by up to 25 percent over 1937 models. It features quiet operation and the Double Easy Quickabe Tray for instant ice release, showcased at West Texas Utilities Company with attendees including Mr. Coke R. Stevenson Jr and couples present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motors
Frigidaire
West Texas Utilities Company
Mr and Mrs L D Borden Host Thanksgiving Bridge Party
Mr and Mrs L D Borden generously entertained the Little Club for a Thanksgiving dinner at their home. Floral decorations enhanced the hospitable setting as guests enjoyed a turkey dinner and an evening of bridge. High score prizes went to Mrs R E Homann and the winner.
Miscellaneous Shower Honoring Mr and Mrs John Louis Weaver
Mr and Mrs John Louis Weaver were honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Nora Gilliam and Mrs Verlan Skaggs at the Gilliam residence. About twenty five guests attended with bouquets of dahlias and chrysanthemums and games and bridal contests providing entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Louis Weaver
Roy Gilliam
Nora Gillliam
Verlan Skaggs
Hunting Party Is Successful at Sixth Annual Meet
Hosts Mr and Mrs Raymond Allen led a six couple party including Mr and Mrs Clay Secrest Mr and Mrs Conrad Holekamp and Mr and Mrs Sayers Farmer reporting the best time yet. Buck counts show Mrs Clay Secrest 12 points Raymond Allen 11 points Mrs Farmer 10 points Clay Secrest 7 points and Mrs Holekamp 6. Experienced hunters Conrad and Sayers seek bigger game. Weather is fine and luck favors the party as the Eagle presses the story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Allen
Clay Secrest
Conrad Holekamp
Sayers Farmer
Eagle Office
Farmer
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Junction Eagle
Edgar McLendon
Texas Press Association
Heart OF Texas Press Association
South Texas Press Association
Kimble
Ladies Bible Class
Hartford
Denman Ins
Agency Junction
Book Review
Mesdames R. E. Homan and
J. E. Wiedeman
Punch Bowl
Nora Gilliam
R. W. Gilliam
Angelo
Lenore Riley
Kerrville
W. P. Riley
Brooks’ Dairy
Martin—Reese
PRESS
West Texas Utiliies
Coke R. Stevenson, Jr
Roy Baker
R. Fr. Homann
Vann Martin
J. W. McLendon
Roy Spiller
Callus
National Board OF Fire Underwriters
Borden Company
America
American Fruit Grower
American Poultry Journal
Breeder's Gazette
Blade & Ledger
Cloverleaf
American Review
Country Home Farm Journal
Gentlewoman Magazine
Good Stories
Home Circle Capper's Farmer the Home Friend
Home Arts
Needlecraft Household Magazine
Leghorn World
Mother's Home Life
Pathfinder
Rhode Island Red Journal
Plymouth Rock Monthly
Successful Farming
Woman's World
Home Offer
McCall's Magazine
Good Stories Farm Journal
STORY
True Story
Household Magazine
Country
Roy McCall's Magazine
Christian Herald
Parents’ Magazine
Pictorial Review
Romantic Stories
Silver Screen Screen Book
Better Homes & Gardens
Needlecraft
Country Home
Capper's Palmer
Farm Journal
the Home Friend
Poultry Tribune
Post Office
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