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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1950
Page
2
The S. P. C. club met at Mrs. Max Durst home February 1. During business the group voted to donate $5 to the March of Dimes campaign. Ten members and one visitor, Mrs. Dan Echert of Long Mt., shared a salad plate during a social hour.
Seventeen women attended the regular business meeting of the Methodist WSCS at the church on Tuesday afternoon February 7. Mrs Roy Borden, president, led the session with reports from all officers and a skit titled How A Society Should Not Be Conducted performed by the officers.
Five FFA members from the local chapter compete for spots on the dairy judging team for the Area contest. Candidates are Phil Stapp Charles Chenault Jimmie Ray Hodges Tommy Heffernan and Gordon Laxon. The group will judge at Kerrville before the area contest. Thirty five UT students qualify for a freshman English exam with an A in the first half. Marie Tracy Taylor is among them.
Eldon Holcomb spoke to College Street Church of Christ men on prayer Monday evening February 6. Mrs R H Loeffler led the women's Apocrypha study at Mrs A G Farmer’s home. Frank Hodges chaired a brief men’s meeting and refreshments followed.
The local Future Homemakers chapter selected four high school boys Bill McElhaney Bill F Moore Ennis Winslett and Bill Bivins as candidates for Lord Valentine with campaign managers Mary K Murr Dickye Wood Wanda Simer and Sandra Spiller. Out of town dukes and duchesses were invited from Rock Springs Menard and Sonora for the coronation in the high school auditorium on Friday February 17 with a public coronation and a dance following in the band hall and admission charged 25 cents for adults 15 cents for children.
Roosevelt Presbyterian Church announces church school at 10 a.m. and evening worship on the first and third Sundays at Ivy Community on the second and fourth Sundays, with welcoming invitation to all.
The Sunbeam Band met with Mrs. C. W. Fox Jr and Mrs. Blake Brown in the Baptist Church on Tuesday afternoon February 7. After a program of singing stories and picture coloring refreshments of punch and cookies were served to 16 attendees.
Mrs M Ferris and Mrs Dub Watson and their son Jackie were visitors in Menard Thursday of last week.
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