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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1942
Page
3
The survey contemplates drafting all non farm homemakers without young children and 20 percent of youths and elderly workers. It warns 1945 additions would cause social disruption. It assumes 150 000 Mexican workers and a forty eight hour work week for all, noting many actual hours exceed fifty.
The piece extols free speech as the cornerstone of American progress and strength. It describes the United States as a land of inquiring reporters quiz programs and vox pops where people govern themselves and express viewpoints freely in campaigns and public discourse.
Cecil Holekamp of the A and M College watched the annual Texas A and M football clash Thursday then visited his parents Mr and Mrs C T Holekamp over the weekend. Lt J W McLendon and Lt Phil Ray of the Civil Air Patrol Corpus Christi were weekend visitors. their sons traveled with their mothers by car and returned by plane.
Miss Mildred Vaughan led Cedar Creek Home Demonstration Club at Zora Burt’s home on November 25 discussing room design from floors to windows. The club planned 1943 work on general foods and parent education and set a January meeting date.
The Council of Church Women met Monday at the Presbyterian Church with President Mrs W C Oliver presiding. Olive Chadwell led the afternoon program on Thanksgiving. Officers named: President Mrs E R Borden Vice President Mrs C T Holekamp Secretary Mrs W N Hardeman Treasurer Mrs L D Borden Parliamentarian Mrs Joe Cunningham. A committee to plan next meeting includes Messrs Frank Hubbell Gene Jones Cleve Stephen C T Holekamp and Robert Loeffler.
Miss Oma Mae Fish daughter of Mrs Frank Jackson wed Mr George L Potter son of Mrs Lydia Potter of Hearne Texas in a Sunday ceremony at the home of Mr and Mrs E D Hight Judge Frank McGee officiated The couple will reside at Camp Hood where the groom serves
The Bear Creek Study Club held its regular session on Wednesday November 25 with co hostesses Mrs Joe Cunningham and Mrs Chester Bannowsky. The program by Mrs Alfred Bannowsky covered aircraft observation post duties and postwar air transportation shaping civilization. A civic talk and social hour followed with a note that December meeting is omitted due to Christmas and gasoline rationing.
Mesdames Cecil McClatchy Clayton Brown of Harper and Jack Jones hosted Wednesday afternoon November twenty fifth to honor Mrs Lemuel Jones. Contests and games entertained twenty five guests with refreshments served.
The Presbyterian Church Women's Auxiliary held its regular meeting at Mrs. N. C. Tulloss's residence with program led by Mrs. Lewis L. Wilkins. After devotional by Mrs. Gene Jones and a discussion on Evangelism, President Mrs. L. R. Allen formed a committee for a potential monthly Church Family Night.
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