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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1951
Page
4
Expressions of gratitude are gratefully acknowledged for the sympathy shown during illness and death of a brother. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Moon and Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Neal note activities in Austin and Yoakum visiting Mr. Neal's uncle and aunt, with Mr. Neal attending to business.
Mrs. Martha Maxey expresses gratitude to the Women’s Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church for substantial financial assistance following a fire that destroyed her home.
The note thanks the fire department and friends who prevented a fishers caused fire on the old Ecker t place now leased by R D Rothmann from reaching homes. Special thanks go to Mr and Mrs Raymond Schneider who aided. Also mentions Mrs Hoy Smith and Jack and Mr and Mrs Stuart Smith and Mr and Mrs Henry Howell of San Antonio visiting en route to Eldorado to spend the weekend with Mrs Howell's parents.
Mr and Mrs Frank Black thank the Junction Fire Department for extinguishing a cedar fire at their ranch that threatened their home and outbuildings. They also praise neighbors and friends for unstinting support.
The Rev. John Winslow invites Trinity Episcopal Church members to an outdoor service with evening prayer and sermon on Rogation Sunday April 29 at the Mudge Ranch nine miles west of Junction. Chicken barbecue will follow and there is no service at the church.
The usual hour in the Christian Church. Philip Jacoby of Sutton county was a function visitor Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Raborn and Harriet of San Antonio were weekend guests on Johnson Fork and Bear Creek.
Mr and Mrs Loddie Hall of San Angelo spent the weekend in Junction for a short visit and return home.
Mr and Mrs W E Allen Jr spent Sunday and Monday in San Antonio visiting friends and sightseeing in the Texas city.
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