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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1951
Page
2
Mrs A 54 Mudge and Mrs Frank Black travel to Fort as part of a local social outing. The brief note records their companions and destination without further detail.
McKavett plans to attend Winslow's homecoming event on Sunday, joining local residents for the celebration and community gathering.
Mr and Mrs James Meredith and Sara visited relatives in Menard and Junction after spending a year in California. Mr Meredith worked with the Food Machinery Corporation and Kaiser Engineers while Mrs Meredith was a social worker with Santa Clara County Welfare Department in San Jose.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Reed depart Friday on an extended tour through the central and eastern states visiting relatives in Texas Missouri and Ohio before attending a Reed family reunion in West Virginia on September 2. They also plan trips to New York City and Niagara Falls.
Mr and Mrs Edgar Furr and children Joe Ed and John ny of Natalia arrived Friday as house guests of Mrs E P Furr during the Bear Creek Camp Meeting. They were joined by Austin Taylor of Uvalde, who is staying at Hotel Las Lomas.
Local families hosted and visited relatives across Kerrville Sonora El Paso Denton Iraan Kermit Rock Springs and other West Texas towns. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Grover Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Ward Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Tomberlin and Lynna Pearl Montgomery and many cousins and friends during weekend and week long stays.
Mr and Mrs Wesley Nichols and Wesley Jr of Gatesville visited Mr and Mrs Vernon Jones last week for a family gathering.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Norwood Jr. and children Jimmy and Laurinda of Arlington left Tuesday after a visit with Mr. Norwood's uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Edgar McLendon.
Gene Herron Jr. of San Angelo spent Saturday night and Sunday morning with his parents in the city, according to local notices.
Carl L. Black formerly with Josephs Department Store and now based in Abilene attended a function over the weekend.
Mrs Hal Wilcox and her son Garry from Dallas visited Mrs Ben Sigal last week along with Mrs Delia Farrar of Baird.
Mr and Mrs Fred Phillips and Steven left last week for Tatum New Mexico where Mr Phillips is employed by an oil company.
More than two million youths gained driver education in U S schools over four years as the Association of Casualty and Surety Companies notes Texas ranks among seventeen states with Meritorious Awards for courses in at least 24 percent of secondary schools and 25 percent student enrollment. About 40 Junction High School students enrolled last year in the new drivers education class taught by Miss Willa D Brown.
Plans for Kerrville hosting the Texas Wool and Mohair Festival October 3 to 6 include a single state style show for the Make it Yourself With Wool or Mohair contest. Winners receive savings bonds, with junior and senior divisions and entries due by September 15 to Mrs W B Wilson in San Angelo.
Mr and Mrs Guss Bannowsky and children Sue Ruby and Kenneth left Saturday morning to visit Mrs Bannowesky's parents Mr and Mrs A B Long and other relatives in King County.
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Hall departed Monday for their new home in Waco where he will serve as band director at Waco High School. The pair had extended their stay with Mrs E O Longren and Mr Hall previously taught in Prescott Arkansas where Mrs Hall played with the symphony orchestra.
The Stegall Family thanks the Junction Volunteer Fire Department for their quick rescue response and tireless efforts during a recent bereavement. Each act of sympathy is cherished and deeply appreciated.
Shotguns capable of holding more than three shells are forbidden for hunting doves or waterfowls. Buzzards do not scent Carrion. They locate it by sight. Mourning dove limits this fall are 10 per day or 10 in possession.
A late summer meal idea emphasizes eye appeal and light portions. Bake spicy frankfurters wrapped in biscuit dough with potato chips and a garden salad. Add a scalloped green vegetable casserole and cold beer to encourage appetites while refreshing body fluids.
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