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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1935
Page
4
Evangelist W W Leamons was called to Grapeland Texas on Tuesday to conduct evangelistic services for his old home congregation. The Leamons Durst meeting at the Church of Christ resulted in fifteen additions to the congregation four reclaimations and eleven baptisms.
Mrs Clint Barnes and Mrs Terry Jetton co hosted the Just So Club Saturday evening August 10 at the Barnes residence on College Avenue. Zinnias decorated the scene and forty two served as the main diversion. Guests included Mr and Mrs Guy Munn Mr and Mrs Raymond Schneider Mr and Mrs Blake Chenault Mr and Mrs Marvin Skaggs Mr and Mrs Terry Jetton Mr and Mrs Clint Barnes and several named individuals.
Mrs Charles Edgerton honored her daughter Irene with a lawn party at the Baker residence. Children enjoyed games and refreshments as balloons and a white birthday cake with spun sugar decorations and yellow flowers. Guests included Marilyn Baker Mary Joe Baker Mary Grace Mitchell Lorraine Thiele Adrienne Loeffier Polly Wiese and Ivor Waits.
Little Shirley Jones celebrated her sixth birthday with a party at her parents Mr and Mrs Mitchell Overbys home on Friday afternoon. The guests included Carolyn Barthelow Marilyn Baker Anne Hardeman Edwina Longren Janice Loeffler Adrienne Loeffler Mary Loomis Elza Mac Neal Joanna Smith Polly Wiese Ivor Waits Lester Lawrence Jetton Bob Hardeman Lent Hardeman and Dick Waits who offered best wishes for many happy returns of the day.
Mrs Henry Schwartze hosted a Saturday afternoon party for her six year old niece Mary Elizabeth Loomis of Las Cruces New Mexico. A group of children enjoyed games on the lawn followed by refreshments for Joy Dunbar Dorothy and Shirley Jones Betty Fay Kindrick and Joanna Smith.
The Methodist Church department presented a womanless wedding plus an Old Time School scene in the annex on Tuesday evening. Participants included Minister Ramsey Randolph, George H. Mitchell the groom, Wilson Buster Jr. the best man, and several family members and choir members. The school cast featured Catherine Randolph as teacher with Chetty Porter and Wilson Buster among students. Supervisors were Miss Pairalee Linn and Mrs. Bennett Kindrick. Voices by Martha Curry and AzaLee Wallace with Renzie Weaver at the piano. Proceeds supported delegates to the Methodist Young People's Camp in Menard.
A weekend at the McKee ranch hosted by Mr and Mrs C T Holekamp honored the Nite Club members. Guests enjoyed contract bridge on screened porches, boating, and swimming with high scorers Mrs Clay Secrest and Mr E Homann rewarded with handkerchiefs. The article lists attendees and notes travel and visits across Eden and surrounding towns.
Kathryn Greer wed Rankin D. Kothmann in Eden on August 11 as the Rev. N A Sanders officiated. Only immediate family and a few friends attended the ceremony. The bride wore grey blue crepe with navy accessories and pink and white carnations. Louise Spiser was maid of honor and M J Green best man. Geneva Allbritton of Hamlin attended as a college friend and played the wedding march.
Miss Stella Owens of Harwood Texas and Mrs. Howard Curry of Oakland California were week-end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. McCarroll and family.
Mrs Beatrice Wright returns from Kerrville visit with Mr and Mrs J E Grimstead. Mrs W M Gove and daughter Jean return to Galveston after extended stay with Mrs W T Jarvis. Hawkins Powell Dickey and Mrs W P Riley attend Hill Country Firemans Association in Menard. Mr and Mrs L D Borden begin work on a new five room bungalow in the Wright addition with native stone porch.
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