Bear Creek Study Club elects new officers
Mrs. C. L. Bishop was reelected president at a Bear Creek Study Club luncheon hosted by Mrs. T. S. Jones. New officers include Mrs Damon Evans vice president and Mrs Rufus Coney recording secretary, with more posts filled by Allen Bishop, H. B. Warren, C. W. McCarroll, Ed Bode, and Alfred Bannowsky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Bishop
Bear Creek Study Club
T. S. Jones
Damon Evans
Rufus Coney
Allen Bishop
H. B. Warren
C. W. McCarroll
Ed Bode
Alfred Bannowsky
Bishop
Japan
British India
Bode
Harold Dutton
McCarroll
R. D. Rothmann
Ann Bannowsky
Mmes. Bishop
Chester Bannowsky
Evans
Dutton
Jones
Hayden Lawler
Bowling League Schedule for Hill Country and Social League
Hill Country League games run Tuesday January 17 with D. E. Class facing Isaacks Cafend Bruton Mc Larty against T. J. Moore Lumber Co. Wednesday January 18 sees Silver Gables versus Borden Locker Plant and Dr McLaughlin's Slip Joints versus Texas Joe's Hatters. Friday January 20 features Borden Co. versus Stewarts Store and Humble Service Station versus Walker Garage. Social League lists Monday January 16 City Grocery versus Brites Service Station and City Cafe versus Junction Service Station. Thursday January 19 pairs Health Institute against Piggly Wiggly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Country Bowling League
D. E. Class
Isaacks Cafend
Bruton McLarty
T. J. Moore Lumber Co
Silver Gables
Borden
Dr. McLaughlin’s
Texas Joe’s Hatters
Borden Co
Stewarts
Humble
Walker Garage
Social Bowling League
City Grocery
City Cafe
Junction
Health Institute
Piggly Wiggly
Bowling Chatter From Hill Country League Action
Last week Slip Joints gained 4 points from Borden Company while D E Class and Walker Garage split 2 and 2. Borden Locker Plant edged Stewart's Store 3 points as Humble Station beat Silver Gables 4 0. Texas Joe Hatters earned 4 points over Borden Co T J Moore four points from Bruton and McLarty on a forfeit. High games featured J L Baugh 211 George Cavaness 195 Texas Joe 185 W A Smith 178 Clifford Hamer Jr 176 Otto Schweining 176. High series logged by Texas Joe 516 J L Baugh 495 Boog Smith 488. Social League saw Piggly Wiggly take 4 from Brites Service Station Health Institute defeat Junction Service Station and City Cafe down City Grocery 3. High social series Dot Barker 463 Millie Guffey 449 Tessie Ruff 116. High social games Dot Barker 181 Millie Guffey 175 Ann Lee 167. League standings are.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borden Company
D. E. Class
Walker Garage
Borden Locker Plant
Stewart’s
Humble Station
Silver Gables
Texas
Joe Hatters
Borden Co
T. J. Moore
Bruton & McLarty
J. L. Baugh
George Cavaness
Texas Joe
Tessie Ruff
Dot Barker
Millie Guffey
Ann Lee
Local family visits and relocations across Texas towns
Mrs Earl Cureton of Sabinal visited Mrs Nettie Brooks en route home from Lubbock where she had taken her son to resume college studies. Mr and Mrs Charles Cunningham and Jo Lynn spent 10 days after Christmas in Carrizo Springs with Mr Cunningham's parents. Mr and Mrs Tommie Gray and daughter Connie Sue, formerly in Rio Grande City, have moved to Junction. Mr Gray works for Killian Keller Construction Co on a farm to market road near London and the family resides with Mrs Gray's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Cureton
Sabinal
Nettie Brooks
Lubbek
Charles Cunningham
Jo Lynn
Carrizo Springs
Mr. Cunningham
Mrs. C. K. Cunningham
Tommie Gray
Connie Sue
Rio Grande City
Junction
Gray
Killian-Keller Construction Co
London
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. H. Cox
James Ray
Dallas
Austin
University
Ollie McCarty
Scott and White Hospital
Weldon Beasley
Barney Dixon
Dixon
Temple
L. L. Hall
California
Reserve District No
Junction National Bank
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
State OF Texas
County OF Kimble
R. P. James
J. L. Cunningham
W. W. Whitworth
W. O. Dickerson
Jordan Cunningham
Modene Bruns
Bowers
Hill Country Borden Co
Isaack’s
Tne
Annnniese Borden Locker Plant
Brites
Stewart’s Store
Piggly Wiggly Saint T. J. Moore
Tur
Tammen Table
Howard
Ford
Loeffler Motor Co
Main ST
Junction, Texas
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