Cemetery Dues List Continues From Page One
The notice lists numerous individuals including S Craven W W Chaison Ron Davis Floyd Daharsh Geo Delano and many others as part of cemetery dues. Additional names appear across the continuation line with various surnames including Barr Carroll Hyde Cowsert Land Nethery Pierce Ramsey Smith Tomberlin Borden Guyton Hodges Baylor Stephen La Velle Graham Phillips Secrest Holland Ragland and Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Craven
W. W. Chaison
Ron Davis
Floyd Daharsh
Geo. Delano
W. H. Dunk
S. A. Griffith
P. T. Hodges
Alfred Hodges
Elmer Harrison
Victor Hardeman
Pearl Hardin
L. H. Jetton
Doug Jarvis
Agnes Jordan
Tom Jones
Maggie Keen
J. G. Kropff
Floyd Little
Mable Livingston
Craft Moos
Lucy Motley
Alton Miller
F. S. McMullen
R. A. Neal
T. B. Phillips
Joel Ponton
M. D. Pinkerton
W. H. Reich
Vashti Taylor
Albert Taylor
John Taylor
Stewart Taylor
Frank L. Wilson
Felix Watson
Antoinette Wynne
Willie Smith
T. D. Dawkins
G. W. Vierling
Roscoe Stevenson
R. Waites
Emma Turner
J. N. Maddux
Ike Foley
W. R. McKee
Edgar McLendon
Mollie Nethery
H. E. Wright
Bill Bishop
J. E. Deats
Angie Chapman
Sallie Nelson
Emma DeYoung
W. 5. Pearce
Bernice Kindrick
W. 0. Dechert
Hoy Smith
Messrs
Earl Barr
J. W. Carroll
Earl Hyde
Mark Cowsert
Henry Land
R. C. Nethery
Victor Pierce
Freddie Ramsey
B. L. Smith
Eugene Tomberlin
L. D. Borden
J. W. Guyton
L. R. Hodges
Chas. Baylor
Teal Stephen
Russell LaVelle
J. C. Graham
John Phillips
Clay Secrest
Clay Holland
Barney Ragland
Black Davis
Fred Mudge
City basketball league to crown champion this week
The city league tournament starts Friday at 8:00 PM and the winner faces the rural champion next week. Leading rural teams are South Llano and Murr. Lineups include South Side, North Side, South Llano and Murr with listed players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Liano
Murr
South Side
T. Dagen
J. Baker
D. Hawkins
H. Brown
G. Durst
R. Horton
D. Jordan
J. Adams
D. Brown
L. Morgan
V. Foley
L. Hardeman
T. Hodges
T. Holekamp
J. Butler
South Llano
B. Coleman
R. Hunger
B. Hunger
B. McGuffin
H. Ellidge
G. Walker
D. Dutton
H. Hasse
C. Murr
N. Holland
National Honor Society Elects Officers for Season
The National Honor Society held its first meeting of the season on Friday afternoon to elect officers. Norman Clay Holland was elected president, Robert Hunger Jr. vice president, Dorothy Jackson secretary, and Myrtle House reporter. New members for this year are Billy Don Jordan Geraldine Rogers Myrtle House and Mary Louise Flatt. Old members elected last year include Norman Holland Robin Hunger Jr Fane Burt Joanna Smith and Dorothy Jackson bringing the total to nine. Members of the Junior Society were elected and will receive pins later in the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Honor Society
Norman Clay Holland
Robert Hunger, Jr
Dorothy Jackson
Myrtle House
Billy Don Jordan
Geraldine Rogers
Mary Louise Flatt
Norman ©. Holland
Robin Hunger
Fane Burt
Joanna Smith
Card of Thanks from Vierling family after loss
The Vierling family thanks friends for visits and comforting words during illness and death of their husband and father. They express gratitude for acts of kindness and floral offerings and wish blessings on all who offered support. Signed by Mrs. G W Vierling Sr and family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Vierling
G. W. Vierling, Jr
Kathryn
Lewis Vierling
Lewis, Jr
Helen
Oliver Lynn Vierling
Local list of names gathered from archival page
The record presents a roster of individuals including Lee Maddux Jim Hull Joe Turner W A Curtis Morris Nethery Bill Oliver Howard Ragshill Lem Fleming Cloma Taylor Earl Ashley Jesse Smith Roy Skaggs E G Hill T T Randle Horton Cloud Silas Self J A Heyman A B Hodges Roy Marr Rance Pettit John Fleming Elgin Dechert George Savage Walter Savage Roy Blackburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Maddux
Jim Hull
Joe Turner
W. A. Curtis
Morris Nethery
Bill Oliver
Howard Ragshill
Lem Fleming
Cloma Taylor
Earl Ashley
Jessie Smith
Roy Skaggs
E. G. Hill
T. T. Randle
Horton Cloud
Silas M. Self
J. A. Heyman
A. B. Hodges
Roy Marr
Rance Pettit
John Fleming
Elgin Dechert
George Savage
Walter Savage
Roy Blackburn
Snooping Suzie and the 1933 Mason show crowd
A fragment from a 1933 issue notes gossip inquiries about students in a junior meeting and study hall incidents. Names such as Jack Stapp Ray Ola and Kath ryn R appear with questions about looks lateness and a knot on a head. It mentions Lomagene and Rita going to Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Stapp
Ray Ola
George Walker
Patty Gilbert
Tommy
Gersham
Billy Don
Menard
Melba
Drive for Scholarship and Service Encourages Leadership
The program aims to foster enthusiasm for scholarship and stimulate a desire to serve, promoting worthy leadership and the development of character in participants.
Boy Scout Saves Life Of Girl From Rattlesnake Bite
During Anniversary Week a report recalls Billie Ed Allen son of Mr and Mrs Ed Allen saving a girl on the Allen ranch 25 miles from town last July by applying a tourniquet and guiding his father in fang hole incisions then sucking venom with his mouth until a physician arrived and finished treatment. The doctor credits the boy with saving the girl's life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Ed Allen
Ed Allen
Allen Ranch
Billie Ed
Billy Ed
Home canned vegetables safe for stamps in War Ration Book
Winifred Jones of the A and M College Extension Service says home preserved foods will not cause families to forfeit stamps. Store in cool dark places for glass jars, keep dried goods in moisture proof containers, and check for pests to avoid spoilage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Jones
A. and M. College Extension Service
Miss Jones
National Honor Society Formed at Junction High School
The National Honor Society was organized in 1933. Each year the faculty elects twenty percent of the senior class and ten percent of the junior class based on service scholarship and character. Elected students gain the right to elect members of the Junior Honor Society under the same rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acter
Junction High School
Waste fats reported by salvage manager
Housewives in Texas Oklahoma and Louisiana sent 355124 pounds of waste fats from their kitchens to the firing lines during November according to General John A. Hulen WPB region salvage manager The November collections amounted to 359 of the months quota and regional rankings show the Southwest close behind the leader Stamp No 17 in war ration book No 1 is good for one pair of shoes between Feb 9 and June 15 transferable within households Watch for March 26
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
John A. Hulen
WPB
Southwest
Hulen
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Schreiner-Hodges Co
Kerrville, Texas
Service
Boy Scout Movement
Scouts of
Junction and
West Texas
Moore
Wm. Moore
Suzie
Boy Scout
Fuller
House
Fuller Brush Co
C. A. Schraub ‘Co
Pn Hertson
Mexico
Big Ben
Dukes Tobacco
Oxydol
R. L. Allen
H. Sumpter
Mgr
Oklhoma
Schreiner-Hodges Funeral Home
Junction National Bank
Weel and Mohair
C .T. Holekamp