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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1943
Page
3
The Presbyterian Church announces Sunday School at 10 oclock, Morning Worship at 11, and Evening Services at Roosevelt on the first and third Sundays while Ivy School House hosts services on the second and fourth Sundays. All are invited to worship with us.
Mrs Ada Lucille Gentry visited her mother Mrs J W Andrews over the weekend and returned to San Antonio Sunday. Miss Dorothy Goodman finished her business course at Alamo City Business College in San Antonio and is at home in London. Wood for sale Segovia Woodyard A F Hatch Segovia Texas. Arnold Grosenbacher who has heart illness was taken to San Antonio for further treatment. Miss Helen Caldwell of Beaumont visited her parents last week. See Mrs Vashti Taylor for flowers for all occasions. Mrs Allie Hardcastle of Castroville is visiting her daughter and son in law near here. Mrs Cora Bickenbach returned to Mason after visiting her daughter Mrs Ross Beasley. Beasley and Mrs Bickenbach traveled home Sunday. I will pay 27 cents per pound for broisers weighing up to one and a half pounds. Ray Dobbs. We have a large stock of essential parts for all makes cars and trucks Powell Motor Co. Mr and Mrs W H Cottle returned from a four day trip to Austin and Bastrop County. They visited their daughter Mrs A W Whitaker in Austin and Mr Cottle's stepmother in Elgin. While visiting, Mr Cottle learned he has 30 nephews, 10 nieces, three brothers and one son in the armed services. He reported fine rains and good crops in the visited areas. For sale two good milk cows will be fresh in about two months. See Debs Boone Telegraph Texas.
Community notices include F R McCullough operating a wrecking yard on Sonora Road. The Humble Oil and Refining Company reports a Third War Loan Drive success with 13,985 bonds totaling 1,038,982 dollars purchased by employees.
Mr. and Mrs Ramsey Randolph hosted a Rotary gathering in the school gymnasium on Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs Austin Peay directing games and contests. Refreshments were served to a long list of attendees including Rev and Mrs Lewis L Wilkins and Dr and Mrs J E Wiedeman among others.
Harral A Hall pastor leads Sunday School at 9 45 morning worship at 11 training service for all ages at 7 evening preaching at 8 prayer service Wednesday at 8 in the church auditorium a special opening program noted.
Rev. B. E. Baker presides with Sunday School at 11 A M and Morning Worship at 11 30 A M. Preaching services run Tuesday Thursday Saturday and Sunday evening at 8 P M. Public invited to all events.
The Methodist Church announces Sunday School at 10 a.m. with A. L. Peay as Superintendent. Morning Worship at 11:00. Methodist Youth Fellowship at 6:45 p.m. with Mrs. E. R. Borlen as Counselor. Evening Service at 7:30. Pastor Milton Bohmfalk leads.
Camp Rucker Alabama stationed Lt. Cmdr Wm G Gillis Jr and Mrs Gillis welcome a daughter born October 17. Lenore Riley is noted as future connection to Mrs Minnie Riley. The Junction Eagle reports Ben Hasse remains at Brown Shipyards Houston. Local ads seek Rawleigh products and beauty kit sales.
The Church of Christ announces weekly services led by Minister W. M. Speck. Bible study Sundays start at 10:00 AM with preaching at 11:00 AM and 11:45 AM communion. Evening worship follows at 8:00 PM, plus Wednesday Bible study at 8:00 PM.
Ray Dobbs and Sgt. L. H. Ivy with Mrs. Ivy of San Antonio visit Junction and London last Thursday, joined by Miss Lola F. Ivy of Boerne. The notice offers 27 cents per pound for brostlers weighing up to one and one half pounds.
A Hartford agency calls for an immediate review of policies amid rising concerns. Officials emphasize thorough checks, warn of potential gaps, and urge stakeholders to act quickly to ensure compliance and public safety.
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