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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1932
Page
2
The piece cites rising costs across federal departments from 1.964 billion in 1927 to 3.195 billion in 1932, a 63 percent jump, with some departments up over 220 percent. It argues that government waste forces higher taxes, burdens business, and threatens unemployment, urging the public to demand drastic government cost cuts at the polls.
Mrs Dee Taylor hosted a miscellaneous shower for her niece Mrs Denman Ake the recent Thursday afternoon September 22 in a decorated dining and living room with flowers. Guests listed include Mesdames Lewis Coleman Hoy Smith Dolly Fisher C W Meller Carl Glosbrenner Johnnie Knox S A Stewart L T Wood R J Felps Harry De Shane Stewart Taylor Joel Ponton F M Cowsert Lorena Taylor and Miss Marjorie Whitworth Ella Annis Henderson and Laverne Smith.
At a Methodist Church class meeting Mrs Bolton Boone’s young ladies elected Lucille Williams president Brownie Motley vice president and reporter Madeline Ragland secretary and treasurer A social hour followed with iced tea chicken salad sandwiches and cookies served to the members including Jaanita Con sort Kathryn Hodges Mae D Lowery Christine Schraub and Marie Sheppard plus host Mrs Felton Boone
The marriage of Miss Helen Parker and Denman Ake was announced in Junction. Helen Parker is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Parker of Harper Community, a popular young lady. Denman Ake, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Aice of London, was principal of the Noxville school last term. They are at home in London.
The Efficiency Class of the Methodist Sunday School will host a Hallowe en Tea on Friday afternoon October 21 from 3 to 6 at the church annex. Everyone is invited to attend for church support.
Mrs. Hugh Spiller was hostess to club members and guests at her Spiller ranch home Thursday afternoon. Dahlias and roses decorated the rooms. Silk hose were awarded to Mes dames Sayres Farmer, A. D. Kindrick, and Lee J. Corkill.
The Friends S S class gathered Tuesday at Mrs. Standifer's home for a party after a business meeting. Hosts Mrs. Prentiss Garrett and Mrs. Standifer welcomed attendees with floral arrangements of zinnias and marigolds in the living room. Members present included Audrey Blackburn Katie Wilson Merle Barthelow E R Borden Bolton Boone Prentiss Garrett George Mitchell Louis Loeffler Astor Wallace Jake Rankin Albert Taylor Dorothy Westmoreland and the hostess.
Mrs G E Day was honored with a shower at Mrs E W Preston's Station B residence last week. Hosts included Nona Fae Henson Esther Teal and Mesdames G E Day Clarence W Ledyard Jesse Davis A I Davidson E W Preston and Chas Brady with Mesdames Preston and Chas Preston co hosting.
Mrs. Buck Frazier hosted a birthday party for her son Harold at the Roberts residence on a Monday afternoon in September. Children played on the lawn, gifts were opened, the cake had eight pink candles, ice cream was served, and guests Mary Jean Martin May Ellen Stevenson Mavis Roberts Helen Hardin Milton Powell Leonard Taylor and Herbert Hardin offered birthday wishes.
The note lists Sunday School at 10 a.m. and services including a sermon on The Model Prayer at 11 a.m. and evening worship at 7:45 p.m. with prayer meeting at 7:45 p.m. Wednesday. Revival begins October 9 for three Sundays, seeking broad cooperation from members and the town.
A Methodist church invites attendance for a Sunday sermon titled Two Opinions. Sunday school at 9 45 am with growing classes aiming for 170. A young people devotional at 7 pm and an evening service at 745 pm. The pastor will preach only five more sermons this conference year.
The Presbyterian Church led by Minister G. W. Crofoot holds morning worship at eleven o clock this Sunday at the Fannie A. Dupuy Memorial Christian Church with Sunday school at ten. there is no evening service.
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