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Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1950

Page

4

Tax liens suit over land in Junction Texas

The State of Texas and Kimble County sue to collect delinquent ad valorem taxes on the north half of Lot 1 and south half of Lot 2 in Block 22 East of the original town of Junction Kimble County. Plaintiff seeks interest penalties costs and sale and closure of liens. Judge to convene February 27 1950. defendants include multiple Mercks Autrys Hopkins and others.

State OF Texas Kimble Bill Merck Elby Merck Alby Merck Roy Merck Zilla Autry Roy Autry Renzia Hopkins Travis Hopkins California W. A. Spencer 112Th Judicial District Kimble County Texas City of Junction Junction Independent School District Bessie McDonough Gilbert McDonough Wilma McDonough Minnie Spencer Desira Tschurhart Ernest Tschurhart Glynn Spencer County of District Court A. D Kennon Stapp Frieda JD Taylor

Guy Munn Seeks Re election As Commissioner

Guy Munn announces candidacy for re election as Commissioner Precinct One. He thanks supporters and pledges to continue serving the county and precinct to the best of his ability. Voters’ support and influence are appreciated.

Guy Munn Precinct Precinct One

Local Musician Wins Trip to Band Clinic

Billie Joyce Vaden a high school band clarinet player has been selected for the 100 piece Red Band at the Texas Music Education Clinic to be held in Mineral Wells February 8 11. Selections come from bands statewide by representatives of the Texas Music Educators Association. Two 100 piece bands the red and the blue are chosen for the clinic. Margaret Grisham and Betty Jean Powell were also chosen to work in the classes at the February clinic. Notice of the selection was received Tuesday by Clayton A. Dodd band director.

Billie Joyce Vaden Mineral Wells Texas Music Educators Association Margaret Grisham Betty Jean Powell Clayton A. Dodd

Bordens Hold Open House New Year's Eve

Mr and Mrs R D Borden welcomed guests to an open house on New Year s Eve in their home. Silver and red decorations followed a New Year theme with a linen table and a coffee service at one end and a punch bowl at the other. Red tapers glowed in silver candlesticks and red ribbons, with Mmes Jordan Cunningham and W D assisting in serving.

R. D. Borden Mmes Jordan Cunningham W. D

New SP C Club elects officers in London meeting

The S. P. C. Club held its first meeting at Mrs. Ben Luckenbach's home in London on January 4. Mrs. French Cummins was elected president with C. C. Goodman as vice president, Tom Amberson as secretary, Max Durst as treasurer, O. D. Price as truant officer, and Victoria Brewer as reporter. After business, members shared Yuletide conversations and handiwork while Mrs. Luckenbach served a chicken salad plate to thirteen members and visitor Mrs. Dan Luckenbach.

S. P. C. Club London Ben Luckenbach French Cummins C. C. Goodman Tom Amberson Max Durst O. D. Price Victoria Brewer Luckenbach Dan Luckenbach Long Mountain

Birthday Party Compliments Husband With Cards and Cake

Mrs. Hayden Lawler complimented her husband with a community 42 and ecanasta party Monday evening at the Lawler home for his birthday anniversary. Following the games, cake and coffee were served to family and friends including Miss Anna Mae Dunk of San Antonio and Mrs. Ella Marshall of Monterey, California visiting relatives in town.

Hayden Lawler Lawler F. H. Dunk Anna Mae Dunk San Antonio Cecil Woodard Paula Hayden Luke Marr Guss Bannowsky Sue Beth Ruby Kenneth Don Reed Alfred Bannowsky Jimmy Virginia Chester Bannowsky E. P. Farr Ann Bannowsky Roy Jacoby J. W. Couch

Divorces Rise as Marriages Fall in Kimble County

County Clerk Kennon Stapp records show divorces up sharply in 1949, with 24 decrees, an all time high, while marriage licenses dropped to 41, down from 1948’s 51 and well below 1940’s 61. The trend shows divorces doubling from a decade prior.

Kennon Stapp Kimble

Local Graduates Take New Jobs After Draughon Course

Mrs Clyde Roberts made a business trip to Kerrville Saturday. Miss Velma Lou Broyles, daughter of Mr and Mrs J F Broyles, accepted a position with an electrical company in San Antonio after graduating from Draughon s Business College last week. A 1949 Junction High School graduate, she enrolled for secretarial training in June. Miss Martha Gay Lewis, daughter of Mr and Mrs E C Lewis, completed her secretarial training at Draughon s College last week and, a 1949 Junction High School graduate, enrolled in Draughon s on June 6.

Velma Lou Broyles San Antonio Draughon’s Miss Broyles J. F. Broyles F Junction High School Praughon’s Martha Gay Lewis E. C. Lewis Draughon's Business, College Junction High School Draughon’'s

Junction Boosters Barbecue and Notre Dame-SMU Showing

The Junction Boosters Club invites football teams from District 6B to a barbecue supper and a Notre Dame SMU game showing next Tuesday evening. Special invitations were sent to Mason and the 1949 6B teams bound for District 10B next season, Eden and Brady. The film premieres at 7:30 in the high school auditorium, after the supper, with a second showing for the public.

Junction Boosters Club Notre Dame

First State Bank Names Officers and Directors

The First State Bank announced its 1950 board and officers at the annual stockholders meeting. Re-elected were W. E. Bolt C. C. Chessher George O. Cox C C W McCarroll Ramsey Randolph James P. Rieck Kennon Stapp Coke Stevenson Jr. and Pierce Stevenson. Officers re-elected were C C Chesher president and chairman W E Bolt vice president and George C Cox vice president and cashier. The bank shows capital of 50000.90 with surplus 15000 and undivided profits 10102.91 as of 1949 year end. Mr and Mrs Cecil Bennett and daughters of Anson visited Mr and Mrs Jim Broyles and Billie last week.

First State Bank W. E. Bolt C. C. Chessher George O. Cox CC. W. McCarroll Ramsey Randolph James P. Rieck Kennon Stapp Coke Stevenson, Jr Pierce Stevenson Anson Jim Broyles Billie Bennett Mrs. Broyles

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H. C. Harris Mason R. D. Bordens Leonard Sutton Piggly Wiggly Ella Marshall Monterey, Calif T. J. Meredith Desoto and Plymouth Gilliam Motor Co Junction, Texas Clyde Roberts Kerrville Drexel Crane Drexel Group Becker Plumbing Co P. Andrew McLaughlin C. C. Ches Mrs. Cecil Bennett Duncan Phyfe W. J. Everitt
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