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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1952
Page
5
Thomas Tade Black, son of Mr and Mrs Jack Black, was reelected president of the South west Texas State Teachers College Rodeo Club for the spring semester according to SWT STC News Service.
Mr. and Mrs. Crate Phillips and Mrs. George France plus Mrs. J. H. Northcutt attended church and visited relatives at Cleo on Sunday.
Mrs Ben Dechert spoke on A Christian's Duty in The Political Situation at the WSCS meeting held Tuesday afternoon in Mrs A D Kindrick's home. Co hosts were Mrs Walker Ragsdale and Mrs Daisy Hardeman. Mrs Joe Danford led the devotional. Twenty attended as the group concluded the study of Mission To America.
Mrs. V. N. Dunning is named the new telephone agent in London. She takes over duties from the previous operator and will oversee local service, directory inquiries, and line maintenance for residents and businesses.
The Kimble County Mobilization Committee held a Needs Meeting at the Court House to study land capabilities and required treatments. John W. Gamble and R. E. Fox led demonstrations, field trips, and data work with local farmers, agents, and SCS staff.
More than 300 friends gathered Sunday at the Murchison ranch to honor Mr. and Mrs. Lee Murchison on their fifty fifth wedding anniversary. Attendees included families from Menard Eden Dallas Fort Worth and Knoxville among others with children and in laws as hosts and guests.
David Cardwell son of Mr and Mrs O W Cardwell posted a general grade average above 90 on at least 15 semester hours during the fall term at Southwestern University. About one in ten students achieved this feat. He also joined campus activities.
Mr and Mrs Seaton Prentice attended the San Antonio Exposition and Livestock Show over the weekend. The item notes social attendees and a local event roundup with brief mentions of residents and activities.
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