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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1955
Page
2
Railroads reinstate February 15 deadline for drought areas in Texas to access reduced freight rates. Contact Drought Committee to confirm entitlements and arrange pricing via Western Union or telephone. Heid Bros Corp offers Number One grade alfalfa hay with car inspection on arrival and prior payment.
Card thanks readers for flowers cards and kindness after a bereavement from Mr and Mrs W P Grisham and Margaret.
Mr and Mrs Billy Walters and Chris and Karen of Tatum New Mexico were holiday visitors in the home of Mr Walters grandfather mother Mrs J W Brooks and Mr Brooks.
Mr. and Mrs. Nealy Jackson joined by relatives in Ivy as they shared Christmas dinner at the home of Mrs. Jackson's mother Mrs. J. W. Brooks and Mr. Brooks.
Judith Ann Rothmann and LaVerne Johnston of Junction earned state rankings. Rothmann and Anne Fields placed second in doubles for girls 15 and under, with Rothmann fourth in singles. Johnston and Carol Noack of Corpus Christi ranked ninth in doubles for girls 18 and under. Rankings released by World Tennis Magazine in New York City.
January census seeks all children aged 6 to under 19 before September 1 1955 with $68 state funds per eligible student. Eagle basketeers dropped A team game to Rocksprings but won the B game. Angoras led by Long and Wardlaw. Junction girls enter Sonora tourney facing Rock Springs. annual staff set Jan 10 deadline for half of the Golden Eagle copy.
Mrs. R. B. Hannah, sponsor, stated early this week that the annual staff will be met successfully. Newsfote Publishing Co. of San Angelo holds the contract for the project.
The passage notes Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Loeffler spending two weeks with relatives, and their daughter Diane returning home with her husband after the holiday season.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rossberg and Harold and Kenneth of Burns Oregon spent a Wednesday night with Mr. Rossberg’s aunt Mrs Clyde Roberts and Mr Roberts.
Rev and Mrs C D Welch of Wichita Falls visited Mr and Mrs Ray Dobbs last week. Welch the former Baptist pastor here hunted on the Kothmann ranch.
Mr and Mrs Mike Powell and Bobby from Ft Worth were holiday visitors staying at the Clyde Roberts home.
W T Bishop and family spent New Year’s weekend in Fort Worth at Mrs Bishop’s parents home. The men attended the Cotton Bowl game in Dallas. Several families visited friends in El Paso Austin and Carizzo Springs over the holidays.
Mrs EK E Rose of Kerrville and Danny Redwine accompanied Miss Margaret Grisham to Abilene on Sunday. Margaret was returning to McMurray after visiting at home with Mr and Mrs W P Grisham. Mrs H P Redwine met the group and drove them to Snyder.
Mrs. Jack Dunn and Denise left Wednesday for their Houston home following an extended visit with Mrs. Dunn’s parents Mr and Mrs Allen Davis.
Mr and Mrs Richard Stevall and Joy of Abilene and Mr and Mrs Harold Jacoby and Mike of Mt Home visited Mr and Mrs Arthur Johnston on the ranch during the holidays.
Mr and Mrs Debs Boone and their sons Joe and Keith spent New Year's weekend at Mt home with Mrs Boone's brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs T J Jacoby.
Mr and Mrs Philip Jacoby and sons Mark and Scott of Sonora spent New Year's Eve and Day with Mrs T J Jacoby and Ray at the household gathering hosted by relatives and friends.
Mrs. W. H. Kelley spent the day visiting her daughter Mrs. Hilton Turr in Sonora, sharing time at the family residence.
Mr and Mrs Grover Land visited Sunday in the J Cannon home at Menard where Mrs Landers brother Wi Cannon of Oakland California was an overnight guest.
Mr and Mrs Bobby Jett traveled to San Benito to visit the Terry Jetton van and meet M Jetton's relatives during the holiday season from Texas Tech.
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