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Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1937

Page

6

Kimble County Sheriff Sale Notice in 1937

By execution issued August 9 1971 in the district court of Kimble County Texas notice is given that Sheriff S C Durst will sell real estate in Junction described as 2 and 7 in Block 8 West in Junction on first Tuesday in October 1987 between 10 am and 4 pm at the courthouse door for cash to satisfy a judgment in favor of Mrs Virgie Lucke and Charles Lucke against J O Wright et al The sale is conducted as required by law and notice is published in the Junction Eagle Witness dated September 1937 including local notices and community items about a Carlsbad Caverns trip and a drive through West Texas.

Kimble County Ramsey Randolph Virgie Lucke Charles Lucke S. C. Durst Texas Levy Junction Kimble Frank Baker F Baker Gale Junction Eagle Devee Kintte County A. Patterson

Skunk Sales Lead Texas Fur Yields In 1934 35 Season

Opossums and skunks produced the majority of Texas pelts in 1934 35 with 92276 raw furs collected. More than 600000 came from opossums and about 120000 from skunks. The season's fur catch valued at 600000, with prior estimates up to 3000000. Fox raccoon badger civet cat muskrat mink and beaver also supported regional fur incomes.

Texas

Ghurgih News: Walter W Leamons Bible School and Services

Walter W Leamons, minister, announces Bible School at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. Bible class Monday at 4:00 p.m. Training class Friday at 7:45 p.m. Last Sunday's attendance shows growing interest for fall and winter. Thirty-one more people attended preaching than Bible school. Come for Bible school and stay for church. all welcome.

Walter W. Leamons Minister Bible School Aining Aso Bible School

Methodist Church Charen School Schedule

The church holds morning worship at 11 00 a m with services for young people and a meeting at 9 50 a m. Evening worship is at 8 19 p m.

Charen Young Peoples

Sunday religious services schedule update

The notice lists a Sunday School at 10 a.m. and a preaching service at 11 a.m. Mr. Bradley is slated to conduct services at Segovia at 4 p.m. and depart by 6 p.m.

Unday School Bradley Segovia

Dove Hunters Must Wait For September Fifteenth

State dove season opens September 1 but Texans may not shoot until September 15 the federal opening date. Anyone shooting doves before the fifteenth will be turned over to federal authorities. Miss Veda McKay returns from San Antonio and Boerne. Powell Motor Company offers tire ignition checks. Mrs. John Sunbert, 80, marries for the third time in Rimbley Canada. life begins at 80 after ceremony. Drive Carefully, Save a life.

Texas Veda McKay San Antonio Boerne Powell Motor Company John Sunbert Greai Rimbley Canala

London Chu Hoof Bible Study and Sermon Preview

In connection with Acts 2 27 the week’s study considers Did Jesus visit hell. Sunday afternoon will hear results of the study. Memory verses on light and the sixth chapter of Acts will be read. Bro Seamons will preach at 2 15 after the Bible study starting at 2.0

Hell Bro. Seamons

Preaching at Cleo Bro. Seamons to Fill Sunday Service

Seamons will fill his regular appointment here Sunday night. Services begin at 7 45. Come and be with us.

Bro Seamons

Church Sunday School and Meetings Schedule

Church announces Sunday School at 9 45 led by Dr Holt Smith superintendent Young People’s Meeting at 7 Prayer meeting each Wednesday at 8 pm Scheduled weekly events with listed leaders and times in a concise notice

Holt Smith Young People’s Meeting

North Dakota ranch family unites search for missing girl

In vast North Dakota grain lands a rancher's young daughter vanished. Mothers cries grew faint as lanterns scanned fields. A neighbor proposed a single joined line marching together. Dawn broke with the cry Here she is as the girl was found safe.

North Dakota Mother Gath

Night Tragedy Sparks Call for Unity Across Faiths

A mother cradles her dead child in a cold night scene as neighbors gather. She urges practical Christianity to help afflicted people beyond doctrinal fights. A farmer retrieves five dollar bills from a calf after the animal regurgitates them. Italian scientist Luigi Morningo allegedly wins large sums at Monte Carlo three times in a week.

Christ O— Lugi Mornino Monte Carlo

High School Bond Edifice Justified by Growth

Six years after plans for a new high school, the school board headed by C A Schraub, C W McCarroll, W B Buster and others faced fierce criticism yet secured bonds for construction. Enrollment swelling, the district argues the need remains imperative as more students arrive.

C. A. Schraub C. W. McCarroll W. B. Buster C. E. Reid J. L. Hodges J. C. Wright E. R. Borden

Church Training Class and PoT A Program Schedule

The Church of Christ trains its class at 7 45 Friday night and will dismiss briefly to allow those attending the PoT A program to proceed. The minister says aiding the school benefits Kimble County and its people.

Church of Christ Kimble County

Welcome Back Students And Laundry Services Ad

Greeting readers returning for a new year extends welcome to pupils new and old. The notice promotes a modern facility offering laundry, dry cleaning, hat blocking and dyeing under one roof with phone contact.

Telephone

Bus Driver Helps Fight Junction Flue Fire

The Junction Volunteer Fire Department answered an alarm at the Jim Butler residence where a flue fire burned a hole in the roof. Kerrville Bus Company driver Bill Farris halted his bus and worked from the roof with a garden hose, helping contain the blaze before the department finished the job. The fire department and local citizens praise his timely, unselfish action in preventing greater damage.

Junction Jim Butler Bill Farris Kerrville Bus Company Farris

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