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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1921
Page
4
The Junction publication lists officers led by President Motley and vice presidents Riley Reid and Stevenson with Matt B Bailey as manager. Local community notes mention Mrs Phillips and family visiting, Hamer’s promoting Packard shoes, and a weekend San Antonio trip by Dr L L Skaggs and others.
Mr and Mrs Natt Cowsert of Divide were Junction visitors Saturday. They were accompanied home by Mrs Cowsert mother Mrs Bailey.
Mr. and Mrs. John Guthrie and their children from Edwards County are visiting Junction this week as guests of Mrs. Guthrie’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Griffith.
Uncle Fuzzie Adams of Lon don was a visitor in Junction on Friday of last week and I paid the Eagle a pleasant call.
Attendees from Menard included Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Spiller with daughters Flora May and Mary and Messrs Lamar Seakers Clayton and Glen Murkison in attendance at the Tuesday night social event.
Mothers with clever fingers or girls who make dainty wins can design graduation frocks using McCall's Printed Patterns. Alex J. Hamer Co. offers the patterns for home sewers and aspiring designers.
Mr and Mrs R E Billings of Menard were guests Tuesday for the Odd Fellows celebration and called at the Eagle office. The note praises readers helping others and advertises Spring Clean Up Days with varnish and paint in quantities at Sherwin Williams quality.
McCalls introduces Printed Patterns with all instructions on each piece. Includes how to sew how to cut and how to use fabric economically. A diagram guides material usage for easy understanding.
J E Grinstead editor of Grinstead's Graphic praised Kimble county during an Junction Odd Fellows event. He highlighted a growing courthouse grounds, tidy streets, civic pride, and a new Old Spanish Trail road linking Junction Segovia Llano valley views. He urged subscriptions to his Hill Country magazine.
The Kimble County Court House has undergone a first class interior and exterior paint job by Sod Did It Durst with Cleve Stevens and Lee Lowery assisting. Commissioners receive congratulations for the valuable improvement. Terry Cowsert of the Divide visited Junction on business.
News reaches Kimble County of the marriage of Homer Henderson and Vista Parker in Fort Worth on Monday April 25 at 10 30 am Their friends extend hearty congratulations and wish them happiness They will honeymoon in Mineral Wells then reside in Fort Worth Also Mrs Roy Williams and Mrs Coke Stevenson returned from visits to San Antonio Gonzales Seguine Harwood and other places.
Notice lists cattle dipping at Dr Stones in Llano with 45 head and price ten cents per head. D S Stone M D signs the notice.
Mrs. Clay Secrest hosted a afternoon at the home of Miss Dorotha Mudge with guests from Chicago Ill and local friends. The game of 500 yielded a high score for Mrs. Conrad Holekamp and Miss Powell received a silver spoon engraved Junction as a souvenir.
Last Sunday a group enjoyed an outdoor dinner on the green banks of the South Llano. The scene featured rippling waters and birdsong as Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bartley, Mr. and Mrs. Geo Ray and child, Billie Frances, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tibbitt, Albert Klinger, and Matt B Bailey shared a pleasant outing near Junction.
Public health officer and PTA committee thank the people for their unanimous and hearty cooperation as clean up week finishes with widespread participation and positive results.
Property owner J A Heyman and J A Taylor post a trespass notice forbidding entry west of the creation ditch on the premises. No further details are provided.
The State and Federal quarantine is raised on all sheep except those under special quarantine. No movement to market or within the county is allowed without approval. Geo. B. Ray, Inspector in Charge.
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