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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1955
Page
2
Roque Gomez a former Junc tion bootmaker and his brother Lucio from San Antonio visited Monday to see Roques children Margaret Bernard and Gloria They called at the Eagle office where Roque subscribed to the paper.
Ivon Bowers of Stockton Kansas an EAGLE subscriber is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs W W Bowers for a holiday stay in their home.
A festive note recalls Christmas as the world’s most observed birthday. Citizens of all walks—farmers, clerks, presidents, housewives—are urged to welcome loved ones home for the happiest holidays. With the New Year approaching, well wishes bloom for happiness health and prosperity as the angelic chorus of peace and goodwill resonates.
A reader’s week highlight reviews Cameron Hawley’s Cash Mc Call as a dramatic thought provoking novel. It also recommends Margot Benary Isaet s The Wicked Enchantment for young readers with subtle humor suspense and a present day legend theme.
Baylor, linked with Sgt. Baylor's hometown via the Eagle, arrived last week for a holiday visit with his father C. T. Baylor and relatives. They joined a large family dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Sellers and Gwen Christmas Day.
Martha Diane and Mr and Mrs Reuben Ackermann returned to their San Antonio home Monday following a Christmas visit in the W T Bishop residence.
New holiday treat branded Ice Cream Snowballs promises elegance and whimsy. The ad encourages serving to family tonight and highlights a magical, saucy finish for a playful dessert moment.
A Q and A on Camp Ford as a Civil War Federal prisoner camp near Tyler and Gladewater, with notes on Rip Ford, scarcity of supplies, and local memory. The piece covers Austin’s roles, Cynthia Ann Parker rescue near Wichita Falls, Texas conservation laws, church numbers, colonization efforts, Texas maritime activity, snakebite remedies, and Civil War supply routes.
The article notes extensive evidence of prehistoric presence in Texas. It cites cave dwellers in West and Central Texas and frequently-discovered artifacts. It mentions mound builders, some likely not prehistoric, with reference to a 1955 remark by James Farber.
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