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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1954
Page
5
Mr and Mrs T N Hardeman and Nash and Bill spent the Christmas holidays with Mrs Argeman s parents Mr and Mrs Joe Nash in Kaufman Nan remained with her grandparents for a longer visit.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H Dunk hosted a Christmas dinner with guests including Mrs. S. L. Up shaw and Miss Anna Mae Dunk of San Antonio, and Mrs. C. W. Fox, Mrs. F. H. Dunk, and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Dunk.
Pierce Hoggett notes a batch of sweet clover hay stored south of Junction that sheep will initially reject but then eat. He promotes Madrid and Hubham sweet clover for deep soil chisel effects. Overseed oats with sweet clover by early February. Also announces January 7–8 Texas Section American Society of Range Management meeting at Hunt, Texas with panels on wildlife, drought, economics, and a main banquet.
The Hill Country Hereford Association will not hold its annual spring sale in 1955 as cattle offerings were insufficient. The Feb 16 sale in Mason is cancelled. A ninth annual fall sale in Mason is scheduled for Oct. 26.
Miss Barbara Lee Robbins wed Charles Eugene Bishop in a Christmas Eve ceremony at a Menard chapel. The bride wore a blue and white suit with pink accessories. The couple reside in Big Lake where the groom works for an oil company.
A private wedding ceremony was held Tuesday evening December 21 at the Dominguez home. Miss Hortencia Torres and Nolberto Gonzales of Menard united in marriage with Walter W. Leamons of the Church of Christ officiating.
A Christmas dinner for Cactus Study Club members and husbands ended with a candlelighting ceremony. Mrs. Roy Spiller served as master of ceremonies as about 30 people gathered at a U shaped table decorated in a Christmas theme. After dinner, members attended the club benefit dance at the Legion Hall.
Mr and Mrs Temple Deats hosted guests on Christmas Day. Attending were Mrs Ruby Smith of San Antonio, James Watson, John Ed Jackson, and Miss Elizabeth Pollard of Menard. Lacy Fleming of Rocksprings and Mr and Mrs Troy Fleming of Junction also visited.
Cpl. Bobbie Stephenson from Germany visits his mother Mrs. Lola Stephenson. Other holiday guests include Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Neal with H. J. Elledge Jr and Rick Vv and Debbie of Kendalia, Ed Hawkins and Kid-Wwina, Mary C. and Nancy of San Antonio, Johnnie Abbott 9 of Somerville, Robert Dodd of Panhandle, Dennis Abbott and Mrs. Doyle Kimmel, Milton Wagner of Ozona visiting Mrs. H.R. Saunders for Christmas and New Year’s.
State Health Officer Dr Henry A Holle urges all Texas adults to get a medical audit. Regular checkups help conserve physical capital and prevent liability diseases with early detection and budgeting under a physician's direction.
London correspondent Miss Victoria Brewer has strep throat since Christmas. Mrs. Frank Goodman reports she attended a Christmas dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T A Chandler and fell ill Christmas night.
Mr and Mrs Dewey Baker of Lampasas are here for the holidays with Mr and Mrs Ray Jones of Snyder where Jones works. Blair Bundy visits his grandmother Mrs Lester Hodges and arrived Monday with her from a holiday visit to the homes of Harry Bundy and Eugene Krause in Ioerne.
Ivy Smith and family of Co rona visited his relatives during the holiday season, sharing time with kin and enjoying seasonal gatherings.
Mrs Dunk and her husband host Pam ela and Marcia Conger of Denver City as house guests this week.
Mr and Mrs Ed Good Jr and Walter Good of San Antonio spent Sunday and Monday at the W H Dunk ranch visiting and returning home.
Mr and Mrs R W Boone and Mary Helen Rowena and Den ny and Mr and Mrs James Manning of Odessa returned to their homes Monday after Christmas visit with relatives.
Mr and Mrs Walter Glas and children Glenda Patsy and Buddy of Smiley spent Sunday night visiting Mrs Glasco s parents Mr and Mrs Noah Thorpe in their home keeping a family gathering tone and noting local social ties.
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