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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1942
Page
6
A devotional verse speaks of divine protection as a watchful Father-God providing security through fear, with the line trust in God as a refuge. The closing line urges War Bonds to be prioritized in family budgets.
A fragment from a Christmas hymn describes the baby Jesus in a manger with stars above and cattle nearby. The verse notes no crib for Him and the child sleeping without crying while supplicating the Lord to stay by the cradle until morning.
State Health Officer Dr Geo W Cox says whooping cough is a highly contagious disease hard to control. It often begins as a regular cough and becomes dangerous for children under three, with pneumonia risk. he urges early doctor calls, isolating sick children, avoiding shared objects, and strict hand washing to protect the community.
Joe Turner of San Antonio arrived Monday for a visit with relatives and friends in Junction.
In a special term of the 112th Judicial District Court last Saturday Della Mae Liebrick daughter of Mr and Mrs Johnnie Crisp was granted a divorce.
Texas farmers, who set production records this year, are asked to raise more peanuts as acreage nearly triples, plus more hogs, eggs, and milk under the Food for Freedom program. County goals will follow and AAA committee men will enroll every farmer in a production goals and farm plan sign-up campaign.
One landowner in Kimble County and one in west Kerr County paid $100 fines plus costs for failing to obtain shooting preserve licenses. Law requires license and hunter records for paid hunting services. penalties include $100 to $200 fine or up to 90 days in jail. Plus brief society notes on Junction visitors and Texas residents visiting for Christmas.
A party game trick hides a pocketed domino unseen by players. By shuffling the remaining dominos and aligning them in a line, the two numbers on the hidden domino match the end numbers of the two outer dominos on the table. The mystery lies in deducing those end values without rechecking the setup.
Miss Elza Mae Neal of NTSTC visits parents Mr. and Mrs. Ben Neal for the holidays Judy and Brenda Dickerson depart Sunday for Houston after extended stay with grandmother Mrs. Minnie Riley. They travel with Miss Mildred Vaughan to Austin where they meet their parents.
Sam Honig and his son John of White Bluff renewed their subscription at the Junction Eagle office, valid until January 1, 1944.
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