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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1948
Page
3
Bear Creek Study Club held a luncheon program at Hotel Lastomas with guest speakers Mrs. Robert M. Neal and Mrs. R. J. D. Borden. Ex service wives discussed hill country hospitality in a panel while officers were re elected and committee reports given. Twelve members and four guests attended.
An essay argues that wealth is broadly distributed among workers farmers professionals and small owners, with 71.1 percent of national income going to employed people and 15 percent to the proprietor class. It counters anti capitalist myths and warns against centralizing wealth through top-down control.
The season brings influenza and colds, with Dr Geo W Cox noting its high infectivity. Avoid crowds and sick people, use personal towels, wash hands, sneeze into a handkerchief, drink water, eat well, exercise, rest, and keep well ventilated.
The article warns that improper bowel regulation may worsen outcomes if influenza spreads. It notes risks when convalescents move too quickly back to normal activities and advises gradual restoration of daily routines after illness.
Mrs Weaver H Baker spent Sunday in San Antonio, returning from a brief outing. She was seen at several local spots and was reported in good spirits.
Albert Martin Jr Lynn Jordan Dorothy Jones and Shirley Jones are home between semesters at Texas Tech University.
Pat Wootan one of many World War II veterans who returned to college was among the large mid term graduates of A. and M. College on January 29. He received a B A degree in economics.
A community note of appreciation thanks the Junction Volunteer Fire Department for their service and assistance. The message acknowledges firefighters by name and extends gratitude from grateful families.
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