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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1932
Page
2
A brief listing presents William Deck along with Loma Pearl Louise Price Melba Walton Dorthy Pearson Osie Cummins Louise Price Ruth Rothmann Don Hardesty Emily McCollum and Victoria Brewer.
The Brownwood district meet featured Kimble County reps Alton Bannowsky and Neal Lambert in tennis while Pat Amoan entered Senior Declamation with Mr Latham and Mr Derrick. Alton lost in singles to Goldthwaite. San Saba won doubles against the Lobos. overall no major honors but valuable experience.
Odd dream lore unsettles Juniors and Seniors as the class teases a dreamer who did not reveal the dream before breakfast. Seniors extend sympathy to a beloved classmate while announcing Bride Breezes In as the Senior Play with Juniors also involved.
Alton Bannowsky and Neal Lambert of London High School lost in both singles and doubles at Brownwood Friday. The Lobos fought hard but the Eagles prevailed. Saline girls Bernice Pearl and Vergie Parker defeated Lomna Pearl and Ruth Rothmann in a three set clash, with scores 6-4, 4-6, 5-7. Junction will visit London next Wednesday.
The London Parent Teacher Association met in Room 2 on Friday. Officers elected for 1931 32 include President Mrs Lottie Amoon, 1st VP Mrs Ed Lambert, 2nd VP Mrs Tennie Amoon, 3rd VP Mrs Eph Cummins, Secretary Miss Vic Brewer, Treasurer Mrs Vesta Weaver. Mrs Weaver’s room won the mothers attendance prize.
Sophomores show smart high minded drive as Alton Bannowsky, a class member, represented the school at the district meet showing determination and school spirit.
Neal Lambert from the junior class traveled to Brownwood with a few others. Ruth Rothmann stayed Sunday night with Lomna Pearl. Rumors say some juniors may star in the senior play. Chick Bowers visited his parents at Segovia Thursday night. Juniors traveled to Teacup Saturday and Sunday. Melba Walton spent the weekend with Ruth Kothmann.
Carlos Goodman was absent from school Tuesday and Wednesday. Supt. Derrick and Coach Latham were visitors in Mason on Tuesday. Louise Price and Miss Vic Brewer were visitors in Junction Monday. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Sallee and children were visitors in London Sunday. Louise Price spent Thursday night with Gladys Winn visiting Mrs. Vesta Weaver. Homer Bowers Miss Lola and Osie Cummins and Miss Vic enjoyed hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. F. Cummins Sunday. Mrs. Vesta Weaver hosted a free for all singing at her home last Sunday night. William Deck visited Junction Tuesday. Supt. Derrick Coach Latham and Miss Vic visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Cannons Thursday evening and enjoyed a delicious supper cooked by Mrs. Chism. Mrs. Winnie Cummins and Misses Lola and Osie Cummins visited Brady Saturday.
Freshman Buster Smith joined the class in 1924. He is five feet eight, 152 pounds, a brunette with swell grades especially in science and participates in all games. Frank Goodman, a tall blue eyed freshman with blonde hair, holds A grades and enjoys fun though sometimes mischievous. Attendees at the PTA County Council Meeting in Junction included Miss Selma May Tuber ville, Mrs Lottie Amoan, and Mrs Vesta Weaver. Many astronomers will travel to Freyburg, Maine, next August for a total solar eclipse.
Four members of a family near Santa Anna developed tuberculosis after drinking milk from a tubercular cow. Investigators located the cow near Bangs. a veterinarian confirmed she was a reactor. Milk drinkers applied for entry to Carlsbad sanitarium. an infant in the same area is under observation.
Dr Jones the Eye Man will be in Dr Stone's office on Friday May 6 to discuss eye care. He plans to address headaches and glasses needs for attendees.
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