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Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1925

Page

8

Mexican Dinner Hosts by Merry Wives Club Guests

A social week note records a Friday Mexican dinner from 10 to 1 at Mrs. H. O. Patterson’s home where bridge was played and prizes awarded. Mrs. C. R. Stevenson won high guest score, Mrs. Lyr Kendrick won a bonbon dish, and Mrs. Lee J. Corkill received a box of dressed fleas as consolation.

H. O. Patterson Merry Wives Club Patterson C. R. Stevenson Lyr Kendrick Lee J. Corkill John Martin

Eye screening event with Dr Jones at Hawkins Drug Store

Dr Jones the eye man will be in function at Hawkins Drug Store on Wednesday February 11. Eyes examined and glasses fitted to relieve headache and eyestrain. J N Hodges and daughter Dorothy are in San Antonio this week.

Jones Hawkins Drug Store J. N. Hodges Dorothy San Antonio

Sunrise Breakfast At Cedar Creek Fun And Fashion

A Sunday morning breakfast event at Cedar Creek features hostess Modelle guiding riders on a scenic journey. Competitions follow with Marguerite winning a belt, Lois receiving a quirt, Lara B and Tyler earning blue bandanas as participants ride back at noon.

Modelle Cedar Creek Marguerite Lois Old Spider Lara B Tyler Madonnas

Your Own Vine and Fig Tree from a Farm Advice Era

The article urges farm owners to plant and tend fruit trees on sheltered land, suggesting removing some vines and trees to grow new fruit. It argues fruit growing need not be commercial for all, but can enhance family health and pleasure within three to four years.

Planting Trees and Vines for Home Fruit

Advice urges not to waste fruit and to plant trees and vines now. February suits setting stock from a reliable nursery, with proper pruning. Watering and weed control next summer boosts growth, and a light fertilizer top-dress aids a quick fruit harvest of fresh, home grown produce.

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Ladies Afternoon Club First National Bank United States Junction Home Laundry Williams & Wilson Phillip Luthringer Roosevelt Texas Wahl Bros. & Jordan Giarage Junction State Bank Federal Reserve System
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