Card of Thanks for Brother and Uncle
We thank friends and neighbors who helped during the long illness and death of our Dear Brother and Uncle. Floral offerings and sympathy were deeply appreciated. Miss Mary De Freest H. De Freest and Mildred Mr and Mrs. Hilary Bierschwaler and J. R. Work earnestly, save steadfast and turn your face away from no man. These make true American citizens. William Jennings Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary de Freest
H. de Freest
Mildred
Hilary Bierschwaler
J. R
William Jennings Bryan
Insurance pitch for Hartford Fire household goods coverage
An advertisement urging readers to insure their household goods and personal belongings under Hartford Fire. It emphasizes protection for valuables and prompts contact or application to secure coverage. The notice reflects a general insurance offer likely from Hartford Fire’s policy portfolio.
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Hartford
Eagle Subscribers Save on 1938 Reading Club Offers
Eagle readers can club with the paper to save on magazines and papers for 1938. Four standard magazines cost one dollar, three for forty five cents, and combos with McCalls or Pathfinder offer specific prices. The list includes names and towns of Honor Roll subscribers. A tax note explains wage versus pension treatment for disabled workers. A quotes Sam Houston on education and knowledge as essential to free government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
Time
Life Fortune
Architectural Forum
Junction Eagle
McCalls
Pictorial
Household
Woman's World
Farm News
Pathfinder
J. W. Graham
Kingston
New Mexico
Miss Katie Wilson
G. R. Rothmann
A. B. Cavaness
London
Roy Gilliam
Ramsey Randolph
W. G. Matthew
Sam Houston
Future Homemakers Visit Kerrville Meeting
Twenty six members of the Junction High School Future Homemakers attended an all day area meeting in Kerrville on December 11. Kerrville hosted warmly and Junction invited district clubs to meet here in February. The club officers include Florence Ellen Sheppard president and Florence Ellen Sheppard district song leader. other officers are Ann Hardeman vice president Elza Mac Neal secretary Faye Wiese treasurer Tommye Dean Henderson reporter Audrey Borden representative Annie Lee Johnston long leader Freddie May Cox district reporter. The program featured a kitchen symphony by all members and the song The Homemakers are We I the tune Merry Go Round Broke Down.
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Junction
Kerrville
Florence Ellen Shepard
Ann Hardeman
Elza Mac Neal
Faye Wiese
Tommye Dean Henderson
Audrey Borden
Annie Lee Johnston
Freddie May Cox
Hills Hosts Little Club Yuletide Bridge Party
The Little Club met at Mr. and Mrs. Aubre Hill's house on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Taylor hosting. Miniature Christmas trees and red green decorations set the festive mood while contract bridge provided entertainment. Mrs. Roy Baker won the ladies prize and L. D. Borden the men's high score award. Attendees included Miss Kaleta Taylor Walter Chadwell the Bordens Bakers Huffmans McLendon Spillers and the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Club
Aubre Hill
W. W. Taylor
Roy Baker
L. D. Borden
Kaleta Taylor
Walter Chadwell
Bob Huffman
J. W. McLendon
Roy Spiller
STUDI TREASURE HUNT AT JUNCTION HIGH SCHOOL
The Junction High School Student Council held a treasure hunt last Wednesday evening. After the chase, attendees enjoyed refreshments in the school. Chaperone Mr. Edgar Taylor and committee members Ann Hardeman Mildred Cavaness Dick Borden and Arthur Lee McCarroll supervised about seventy five students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction High ‘School
Edgar Taylor
Ann Hardeman
Mildred Cavaness
Dick Borden
Arthur Lee McCarroll
Infant Care and Help booklet offered free at Agriculture Department
A booklet on Infant Care and Help is available free from the Agriculture Department. The pamphlet and letters are mailed postage free under congressional frank, described as a campaign tool funded publicly. The text argues fond parents would likely support a congressman who promotes such measures.
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Agriculture Department
Congressional Frank
Crazy Trailer Laws Spark Frustration Across States
Trailer travelers voice complaints about divergent state rules governing lighting, height, and length limits. A conference on highway users cites as many as ten lights in some states and height caps from 11 feet to unlimited. Registration fees vary widely, and uniform rules remain slow to emerge.
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Oregon
Efficiency Class party at Methodist Church
Mesdames Sama Baker Roy Gilliam Walter Tinsley and C E Reid hosted the Efficiency Class gathering at the Methodist Church Wednesday afternoon. Autumn leaves and chrysanthemums decorated the hall. President Mrs Gully Cowsert led a business meeting followed by amusing contests and a social program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Sama Baker
Roy Gilliam
Walter Tinsley
C. E. Reid
Methodist Church
Anne
Gully Cowsert
Mesdames Geo. Strong
Clint Barnes
Charles Cunningham
Ada Dockery
Rudolph Becker
Roy Blackburn
Odie Wright
H. K. Caldwell
J. Holt Smith
M. E. Blackburn
Joe Maddux
Craven
William Taylor
Howard Ragsdill
J. H. Davis
Big Lake
Clever Campaigning in Lamneck Memo Prompts Birth Notices
In a Washington column Paul Mallon describes a vote-getting device by Ohio Congressman A. P. Lamneck. He monitors district newspapers for birth notices and sends mimed form letters to congratulating parents. The letter reads I have just learned of a new visitor in your home and extend my congratulations.
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Washington
Paul Mallon
A. P. Lamneck
Ohio
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Kimble
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Western Auto Associate
Wilson
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Main Street
Western Auto Associate Store
J. V. Coulter
TURE
Kerrve
Hills
Studi Treasure Hunt
Percy Crosby
Isin
Wile
AFA
Pangburn
Paris
Cotys
Jewel Electric Train
Stewart-Warner
Craven’s Pharmacy
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