Card of Thanks from B. C. Camp Family
Words cannot adequately express our deep appreciation for the many kind and sympathetic acts that come to us at the time of our recent bereavement. The B. C. Camp Family.
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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1955
Page
5
Words cannot adequately express our deep appreciation for the many kind and sympathetic acts that come to us at the time of our recent bereavement. The B. C. Camp Family.
The City of Junction will receive sealed bids for a 30 by 50 swimming pool and facilities. Bids are due by 8:00 p.m. February 28, 1955, in the office of Mayor W. P. Hendrix. Plans and specs cost $25 at City Hall. The city may reject all bids.
Sealed proposals for 83.674 miles of mixed in place bituminous concrete on multiple U S highways in Concho Sterling Irion Kimble Runnels Tom Green Glasscock and Crockett Counties will be received in Austin until 9 A M February 15 1955 and publicly opened. This public works project follows Texas House Bills 54 and 115 wage rates are set in the proposal and plans are available from the San Angelo resident engineer office. Local holiday pay rules apply.
Mr and Mrs Clay Secrest traveled to Hamilton for a two day visit with his sisters Pat Nell and Maud Secrest and to attend the funeral services for his cousin Howard Fowler.
Mrs Dorothy H Reynolds of Kerrville is spending several days with her parents Mr and Mrs Jim Hull and Henrietta this week.
Austin reports sweeping investigations into veterans land sales with Attorney General Shepperd testifying on minutes and deals. House and Senate panels, grand juries in Travis and DeWitt counties, and lawsuits seek to recover funds from land operators tied to Bascom Giles and others as lawmakers push stricter penalties and insurance and water measures.
Mr and Mrs H H Boerm return to their home in Lockhart on Sunday after a long weekend visit with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Mason are spending the week in Hamilton to visit Mrs. Mason’s mother, Mrs. E A Oglesby.
Harry Caldwell of Silver City New Mexico and Norman Caldwell of California, cousins of Mrs Joe Bissett, spent last week with Mr and Mrs Bissett. They were Junction residents years ago.
Miss Elizabeth Horner traveled from San Antonio on Thursday to visit her brother in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Farmer.
Sammy Phillips, son of Mr and Mrs M R Phillips of San Angelo, preached twice Sunday in the College Street Church of Christ.
The article notes that among those accompanying the band to Del Rio on Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bannowsky and Mrs. Marshall Cook, Mrs. R. D. Rothmann, and Mrs. Alvoy Crumbley.
Texas representative Joe Burkett Jr of the 78th District files H R No 282 in the 54th Legislature to regulate fishing in public fresh waters Kimble and Menard counties. The measure covers possession and sale of certain fish and minnows, transport of minnows, use of tackle, confiscation penalties severability and an emergency clause.
Mr and Mrs Jimmy Hughes newlyweds were honored with a party and shower in the Little Saline schoolhouse Saturday evening Hosted by Mrs Clar ence Self of Sonora Estle Otte Pete Williamson of San Angelo Ernest Conn Irvin Pool Frank Shussler and Ernest Edwards Guests included Mr and Mrs Len Wootton Mason Clarence Self Sonora Pete Williamson Mr and Mrs H C Reichenau and family Estle Otté and daughter San Angelo Mr and Mrs Irby Williams Mr and Mrs Irve Mc Williams Mr and Mrs Arch Reeves and daughter Mr and Mrs Holland and Mr and Mrs Barney Westbrook Menard plus many friends from Saline and London communities
Mr and Mrs Bennett Kin drick and Freddie and Roy of Gatesville spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs W T Whit tle and Mrs Annie Highsmith.
Mr and Mrs W N Hardeman from Grand Prairie visited the Tom Hardeman family and friends from Friday to Sunday.
Mr and Mrs F M Biersch and Mr and Mrs Chap ple Bryant visited in San Angelo over the weekend. Joe Richard Lancaster of Senora stayed with his grandparents the Callans. He left Sunday with Mr and Mrs A C Hudson who helped observe the Callan s 45th wedding anniversary.
A woman travels Monday to spend several days with her mother Mrs. W B Brown, who is ill, as family caregiving arrangements unfold.
Mr and Mrs C D Burnett traveled to College Station on Wednesday to explore Mr Burnett entering school following his discharge from the Air Force.
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