Cardwell Family Festivities In Llano Visit
Mr and Mrs John Cardwell of Llano joined Mr and Mrs C W Cardwell for Christmas with relatives.
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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1954
Page
6
Mr and Mrs John Cardwell of Llano joined Mr and Mrs C W Cardwell for Christmas with relatives.
Mr and Mrs Joe Byrd along with Judy and Barbara enjoyed Christmas in Weatherford with relatives in a holiday gathering.
Theresa Dee Eager and Greg This of San Antonio spent Christmas with their grandmother Mrs Lucy Motley, sharing family time during the holiday.
Mr and Mrs C G Craig and Charles spent Christmas Day with Mr and Mrs Lee Craig in Kerrville. Miss Beverly Baker from San Antonio joined her mother Mrs Weaver H Baker and sister’s family Lt and Mrs Charles Tubbs and Mikel Roy and Carla, visiting from Rome New York.
Texas endures a king size drought described as one of the eight major drouths in 600 years. The Water Education Committee of the Texas Society of Professional Engineers proposes a statewide program of water development and control, urging lawmakers to act with other agencies. The report cites U. S. Geological Survey data and notes drought impacts beyond Texas.
Buzz Motley traveled to his Houston home Sunday following a Christmas visit with his mother Mrs. Lucy Motley and other relatives. Mrs. KR B McKinney Cheryl Daryl Teena and Mrs. Farrell McKinney and Robbie also left Sunday to visit relatives in California.
Lt. Col and Mrs. Perry P. Menzies and Stephen and Gary of Savannas Georgia visited Col. Jacobys aunt Mrs. T. J. Jacoby and Ray last week. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Boone and Jackie of Odessa spent the Christmas holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sykes and other relatives.
Mr and Mrs Govee Durst and Tommie Sue of Austin spent the Christmas weekend with Mr and Mrs Kitrell Durst.
Miss Shirley Jones returns to Midland Sunday after a holiday visit with her mother Mrs Lottie Jones and Mrs Nettie Brooks in attendance.
Mrs Richard Greenly and her husband of Houston spent the Christmas holiday at the home of her mother Mrs Lottie Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. W. O Thorpe and Norman Richard of San Angelo spent the Christmas weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Noah Thorpe.
Mr and Mrs Ranken Kennedy departed Sunday for their home in Taylor following a holiday visit with friends.
Reminder for owners of cemetery lots to pay the annual dues of five dollars in January 1955. Send remittance to Cemetery Aid Society, care of Mrs Lela Blackburn, secretary.
Mrs T J Jacoby and Ray hosted Sunday visitors including Mr and Mrs Warren Talaferrio of O zona Mrs Emma Taylor and Frank Jacoby of Eden.
Mien and Mrs Warren Livingston and Jimmy and Linda of Kenedy are spending the Christmas and New Year holidays on the J M Livingston ranch.
Mr and Mrs H M McElroy and Lucy Carol Beth and Marcia of Eden spent the Christmas holiday with Mrs Lucy Motley.
Mr and Mrs George Ard left Tuesday for their Houston home following a visit with Mr and Mrs Roy Blackburn. They arrived Sunday.
Hogs peak at Ft Worth near 18.75 while 1954 prices drift below 1953 levels. December and January forecasts show limited recovery after winter movement. Fat lambs top around 19 with feeder lambs 12 to 16 and veering price gaps from a year earlier. Fewer sheep in many regions but more present across some areas as grazing patterns shift.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Chandler of the London community hosted Christmas visitors from Houston and Austin. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fuller and Linda Sparks from Houston plus Miss Jennie Brooks and Miss Don Brooks from Austin. Al Chandler also returns home from the University of Texas.
Mr and Mrs P Hendrix spent the Christmas weekend in Rocksprings with Mrs J T Brown and other relatives. The saying never too late to mend is noted as some people still coddle bad habits.
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