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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1921
Page
5
All Loyal Oddmen invited to attend. Robt. I. Jarvis, C. C. Ernest Wilson Clerk.
Victor Hardeman and niece Elizabeth Estes visited Junction Saturday. Dozens of residents and visitors including Miss Bonnie Oliver, Ben Joiner, Tom Joy, Miss Bill Nance, Ray Holland, Wheat Bradford, Mr. and Mrs. Will Nance, Mrs. Doug Nance, Mrs. Crate Phillips, Billy Beasley, Joe Maddox, Mr. and Mrs. Adams, Miss Allie Tinsley, Mrs. Mary E. Bell, Phillip Joseph, Oren C. Reid, Ed Fowler, Marvin Cowsert, Tom Hardesty and family, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Bauhof, E. O. Bode, Miss Henrietta Gephart, Miss Bess Grinstead, Misses Russell and Callan, J. E. Grinstead, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Maddux, J. J. Richardson, Lewis Coleman, Jim Carpenter, Mrs. Dea Graves, Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Bennett, Mrs. Felix Watson, Gay Seakers, Alton Miller, Arthur Lawler, J. B. Randolph, Si Caviness, the Roosevelt and Telegraph areas, and Chapin and Dunk families are listed as visitors or residents noted in Junction. A birth is recorded: a son to Mr. and Mrs. J. Hayden Young of Houston.
Miss Mary Anderson was a guest in Junction on Monday visiting local residents and taking part in community events.
Cker and Son weld the broken engine cylinder to salvage the machine. The repair focuses on restoring function after a failure, with attention to welding integrity and fit. Local work crews report improved alignment and potential return to service.
In Mason a sales note highlights Pure B of Wichita Flour and Pear with low prices. Attendees at the Mason dance included Miss Pearl Land, Miss Sarah Puckey, Mrs. Francis, and Arch Carter.
Examination week continues with notes from Junction High School. Irene Knox complains about newspaper coverage as the second baseball team, noted for losing, is defeated at Mason with a score of 18 to none.
Seven Ages Fair will run Tuesday May 3 at 4 PM on the Baptist church lawn. Seven booths depict the ages of woman with era themed goods and foods. a nighttime program of songs and tableaux completes the event.
Ice Tea Time is coming with a note on fine and best teas. Folgys Si is described as recently satisfied with the selection, hinting at new offerings and a refined tea experience.
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