The Junction Eagle (Junction, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 18, Ed. 1 Friday, August 22, 1924 Page: 8 of 8
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In the buck rvtttten of every mind i*» the secret fear that the ilay will
come when throujrh accident, breakdown, or illittM, the ability to earn a
tivinjr will In* gone. It isn't often any of u* bring out this fear for a chwe
im«l*vtion ami niaatery, hut it exiata nevertheless, ami no l«etter time
than NOW will ever l«e available.
The defeat of this fear in ea*y. It requires only strength of will to
hush fear for all time. A systematic plan of saving —regularly putting
aside a portion of what you earn—is the way. Then later, maybe an in*
vestment in first mortgage bend*—a guaranteed investment
which we
have available. Maybe today you want to invest in such securities?
Junction State Bank
PAGE EIGHT.
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER.
One of the most delightful
entertainments of the season
was the miscellaneous shower
given Saturday afternoon from
to 7. by Mesdames W. P. Riley
and W. W. Buck, at the Riley
home, honoring Miss Doris Hole
kamp, who is to he married in
San Antonio this coming Sat-
urday.
As each person entered the
reception room they were serv-
<d with mint punch. Misses
Gladys Van Clief and Tottie
Martin presiding at the punch
howl. Mrs. W. P. Riley toasted
to the honoree, after which Mrs.
Jim Moore entertained the
many guests with a pretty so-
prano solo. Mrs. H. 0. Patter-
son read “That Old Sweetheart
of Mne,” and was accompanied
on the piano by Miss Dorothy
Hodges.
A round table covered in green
crepe paper with an immense
yellow crej>e paper sun-flower
a-glow on top was placed in
front of the honoree and she
was asked to pull the petals to
see whether or not “he loved
her.” On pulling the last petal
ft string of nice and useful gifts
were brought forth, the table
being unable to hold all the
presents, the remainder was
brought in in a wicker basket.
The Ladies' Afternoon Club
and Laf-a-Lot Club, each of
which she is a member, present-
ed her with silver.
There were about thirty who
enjoyed Mesdames Riley and
Buck’s hospitality.
MISS HEY HONORED.
THE JUNCTION EAGLE
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Friday, August 22, 1224.
Thursday afternoon in honor-
ing Miss Annie Taylor of Rock-
springs and Mrs. Van Martin,
with a bridge party, at Mrs.
Corkill’s home.
Tables were arranged on the
lawn under the large shade
trees which made it very cool
and pleasant.
Dr. Helen Gray received a
“compact” as prize for high
score, and each of the honorees
I were presented with a bottle of
! perfume.
j Ice cream and cake were serv-
ed to those present.
LADIES,* NOTICE!
With my Fall Millinery Open-
ing I will have a complete line
of felt and Lyons velvet hats
for ladies, misses and children.
New colors in clay, oak wood,
Mexico, powder blue, almond
green, gray, henna, golden
brown, and muffin. Shades of
brown will be the most popular.
Black is good. 18-2tc
Mrs..Nellie Hankins.
METHODIST CHURCH.
Services next Sunday at 11
a. m. and 8:80 p. m.
At the morning service the
Lord’s Supper will be adminis-
tered; all Christians, regardless
of their denominational prefer-
ences or affiliations, are invited
to partake of this Holy Sacra-
ment with us. Also, if any pa-
rents desire to dedicate their
children to the Lord by Holy
baptism, we will be glad to at-
tend to this matter at this hour.
The subject for the night ser-
vice is: “The Almightiness of
Little Things.”
A cordial welcome is extend-
ed to all.
R. E. Parker, Pastor.
CARD OF THANKS.
Mrs. Mann Wolf entertained
the Merry Wives Club Friday
afternoon with a swimming par-
ty at Price’s Camp, honoring
her guest, Miss Ruth Hey, of
Mason.
Mrs. Henry Hamer received a
very attractive rose colored rub-
ber apron, having been judged
the most attractive bather.
Mrs. H. G. Perry was awarded
a pretty blue and white bathing
cap for the most graceful swim-
mer, while the blue bandana
handkerchief, the booby, went
to Mrs. Van Martin. The hon-
oree, Miss Hey, was presented
with a nice “compact.”
After the contests, cherry pie
a-la mode, wa s served.
BRIDGE VaRTY.
Mrs. Lee J. Corkill and Miss
Fay Taylor were joint hostesses
We take this means of thank-
ing our friends for their kind-
ness after the sudden death of
Dan Rape.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Rape and Fam-
ily and relatives.
LONDON LOCALS.
Messrs Chas. Barrett and Jas
Fi.rr are here taking a few days
i‘8t and visit with home folks.
They have been attending a
business school in San Antonio.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cummins
nnd daughters, Misses Lola and
Osie, motored in from their
farm Monday.
Sheriff Gibbs had official bus-
iness in London Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jackson
and little Miss Lessie were in
t wn Wednesday.
Mrs. Jake Fritz and daughter,
Miss Tillie, and Miss Callie
Jackson went to Fredericksburg
Thursday. While there they
will attend the Gillespie County
Fair and visit Mr. and Mrs. Al-
fonse Fritz.
Messrs. Claude Baker, Joe
Crumbley and Reuben Gibbs
were Mason visitors Saturday.
French Cummins, Sam and
C laude Weaver made a business
trip to Mason Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Browning
and little son were greeting old
friends here Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Coke Stevenson
of Junction passed through Lon-
don Saturday enroute from the
Menard barbecue.
Mr. and Mrs. lSd Furr have as
their guest this week, Mrs.
Furr’s brother, Mr. Hope of San
Antonio.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bannow-
ky, Mrs. Cassie Weaver and
grand daughter, Miss Julia,
came in Friday from Bear Creek
lor a few days’ visit here.
Mr. and Mrs. Clint McCollum
and Mrs. Childs of Sonora, and
Mrs. James Browning and Miss
Alexa, of Junction, were pleas-
ant visitors here Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Deck and
the boys went to Mason Monday.
Oscar Pearl was one of our
busy farmers in town Tuesday.
Tully and Bird Black were in
from Red Creek Tuesday.
Read Eagle ads. and be happy
We are in
business to
please you,
and our ev-
ery effort is
diredted to-
wards that
end.
Get more
mileage by
buying of
In the Gas We Sell
We sell only the highest
Je gas and oils
SAFETY FIRST FILLING STATION
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PHILLIP LUTHRINGER
THE WINDMILL MAN
ROOSEVELT, TEXAS.
Windmill Erecting and Repairing done Promptly.
Summer is on. You can’t afford to take a chance of
getting out of water. Phone me; avoid the rush later
Rates Reasonable. Work Guaranteed.
Take
for the liver
B«war« ©f imitslioiM. Demand
the genuine in 10c end 35c pack-
age* bearing above trade mark.
When you need anything in the line of shelf hardwar, dishes,e
tin ware, oil or wood stoves, kitchen unensils, paints and varnishes,
tires, automobile accessories, etc,, or Pumps and Windmills see us.
Too, when your car goes bad, our expert mechanics are at your
disposal and can give you firft class work.
STAR and DURANT CARS.
Wahl Bros. & Jordon
Hardware Store and Garage
A',Walk Through Our Store
Will InteareSt You
We take a great deal of pride in our stock
of furniture and always try to keep what
our customers want.
We want you to look over our stock the
next time you are down town, whether you
want to buy or not. We have almost every
thing to equip your house complete, and our
prices are no higher than you would have to
pay in other places.
We want to serve your needs.
COME TO SEE US!
Junction Furniture Co.
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Perry, H. Grady. The Junction Eagle (Junction, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 18, Ed. 1 Friday, August 22, 1924, newspaper, August 22, 1924; Junction, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth890987/m1/8/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .