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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1943
Page
4
Minister W. M. Speck leads Bible Study Sunday at 10:00 A M. Sunday preaching at 11:00 A M with communion at 11:45 A M. Evening service at 8:90 P M and midweek Bible Study Wednesday at 8:00 P M.
Local brief items report trips to Big Spring and Harper Texas with AAA program notes and defense work visits. Burgers, scrap iron buyers, car parts stock, and Rawleigh business opportunities appear alongside local visits by Grosenbacher and Herron families. A request for a good alarm clock closes the column.
We maintain the most complete wrecker service in the southwest. Powerle Motor Co. 26¢. David Clark is the name of the son born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Lewis on Wednesday September 29. French Cummins and O. D Price of London were business visitors in Junction last Thursday.
Sugar coupon No 14 in ration book No 1 valid for 5 pounds of sugar through October 31. Can ning sugar coupons 15 and 16 valid for five pounds each through October 31. Coffee ration stamps no longer required. Processed foods blue stamps U V W expire October 20. blue stamps X Y Z valid through November 20. Shoes stamp No 18 in Book I valid for one pair through October 31. Gasoline A book coupons No 8 valid for 3 gallons beginning September 21. Tires require second tire inspection by Sept 30 1943 for A book holders B by Oct 31 C by Nov 30.
An experienced ranch hand seeks employment. Also included are local items: Mr. and Mrs. Crumbley and Jackson visit Austin. J. H. Rose Jr. returned home after hospitalization. dirt for sale. Wayne A. Sears and wife now in Albany California. scarce auto parts arriving. two milk cows for sale. medical notes on cold care. flowers from Mrs. Vashti Taylor.
August poultry shipments from Texas stations fell to less than half of 1942 levels. Shell eggs rose to 964 cars from 855 last August, dried eggs up to 111 from 95, chickens down to 16 from 36, and turkeys down to 3 from 13. Also, Seaman 2/c Raymond Taylor, of Junction, TX, serving with the 36th Naval Construction Battalion, reports via letter from the Solomon Islands.
Lewis L. Wilkins to lead Sunday School at 10 AM and Morning Worship at 11 AM. Evening services rotate at Roosevelt on the first and third Sundays and Ivy School House on the second and fourth Sundays. You are invited to worship with us.
A retrospective from two decades ago highlights the 1920s earthquake in Japan with 300000 dead and relief by the United States. It notes Italy’s stance on League of Nations decisions, Mitchell’s air power tests, and battleships sunk near Cape Hatteras. ZR-1 first flight at Lakehurst. Prohibition convictions total 2489 with fines 12 267 660. Dempsey vs Firpo ends with Dempsey defeating Firpo in the second round after a flagrant ring crash.
Mrs. E. B. Quick left for Marfa after spending several months with her daughter Mrs. L. R. Hodges and family.
At Austin Texas Memorial Museum the American Historical Memorial Association will gather county by county war records from Texas. A. Garland Adair curator announces the project to compile lists of men and women from each county who served in the armed forces for the museum display.
Harral A Hall presides with Sunday School at 9 45 Morning Worship at 11 Training Service at 7 Special opening program in the church auditorium Evening Preaching Service at 700 Prayer Service Wednesday 8 Next Sunday is regular church conference day Lunch after morning service fellowship and annual reports to be read in business session
The church announces Sunday School at 11 A. M. Morning Worship at 11:30 A. M. Preaching services on Tuesday Thursday Saturday and Sunday at 8 P. M. The public is invited to attend all services.
The Efficiency and Men's Classes begin a study on Six Pillars of Peace focusing on nations cooperation for peace. Rev Milton Bohmfalk to speak on A People Called Methodists during morning worship. Sunday School 10 am, Morning Worship 11, Youth Fellowship 6 45 pm, Evening Service 7 30 pm.
Mesdames Wynne Blackburn Cisler and Miss Hardeman plus Mr. Cisler completed a two week stay visiting Ft Worth and Dallas, returning home Saturday.
Sheriff and Mrs J O Wright and their daughter Margaret Ann were San Antonio visitors Tuesday.
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