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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1951
Page
6
Local notes cover holidays访 visits, church programs, and community events in London with gatherings at the S P C Club, church programs, Christmas dinners, and multiple family visits. Family travel includes Edmund Dayton, Richard Weaver, and others visiting in San Antonio and nearby towns amid holiday activities.
David Cardwell and James Cardwell, sons of Mr and Mrs O W Cardwell, joined the Christmas carol service on December 13. The service has been held annually since Southwestern University’s founding in 1840.
Warren Livingston and daughter Linda from Kennedy arrived Friday for a ranch visit. Mr. Livingston returned home Monday, and Linda will stay through New Year’s. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Rose of Kerrville are visiting their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Thrisham, over the holidays.
Mr and Mrs Jack Molesworth of Clarendon arrived Sunday to visit Mrs A L Mudge and other relatives during the holidays.
Dr and Mrs Ward B Mac Keen purchase ten acres formerly the J C Baylor place on Johnson Fork. They spend holiday time settling in. Rocksprings visitors include Mr and Mrs Warren Hutt and family. Audrey Gene Fish from San Antonio visits father Leslie Fish for Christmas. Christmas dinner guests at C F Hamer San Antonio include Mrs Hattie Goodwin and A J Hamer with Bill Hamer and Linwood. Richard McComb of Dallas is holiday guest at Black Davis ranch arriving Sunday.
Sgt. and Mrs. Fane Burt and Deborah of San Antonio arrived Sunday for a holiday visit, sharing time with relatives and friends during the weekend.
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