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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1950
Page
5
Moon Drug Store advertises Yardleys and Corys toilet articles and ambulance service. Local trades list includes hor ses for sale, boot shops, funeral home, and rental offers. Multiple entries cover leases, sales of lumber and equipment, and phonograph records at MURR Electric.
A collection of classified ads including Radio Electrician for all electrical repairs, Murr Electric Co general auto work, Try Hamer Motor Co for auto repairs, painting and body work for cars, Dodge and Plymouth parts, The Prescription House Williamson Drug Co, Powell Motor Parts for sale, Hodges Ambulance service, 32th Fall Specials on old mattress remaking, Brady Mattress and Upholstery Co, Gomez Boot Shop offering boots and work shoes, Concrete Mixer for rent via A W Whitaker at Schraub Co, Sunbeam Mixmasters at Moon Drug Store, washing and greasing service with contact number count the minutes.
Get your oak sideboards from the Modern Cabinet Shop. Phone 852. 30-tfc.
George Cavaness announces he has sold his interest in the Gillam and Cavaness Motor Co. to Nolan Gilliam and is no longer connected with the firm. He thanks friends and customers for their patronage during the years he was with the business.
The motto E Pluribus Unum appears on treaties proclamations and many federal documents, highlighting the guiding principle of unity in the United States. It emphasizes the meaning of one nation formed from many diverse origins and underscores the nation's legal and civic identity.
Alvah Pearl says Precinct No. 3, where he serves as commissioner, has a cash balance of 412 dollars and no indebtedness. The precinct expects about 400 dollars to be collected from private work done with precinct machinery. Last year the indebtedness was cleared in two payments for a new tractor and pan.
Pearl, serving a second term, faces a possible third term as a group supports his candidacy. The precinct funded about 8270 of costs, with 9000 from a 1949 county bond issue. Final August payment was 6100 and an April payment occurred. Planning includes a petition to secure a bridge over the Saline crossing on Highway 29, one mile south of London.
Mrs Cecil Woodard led the Royal Service program for WMU circles at Mrs Joe Perry’s home on Thursday afternoon. Miss Mary Beth Cox spoke on Spiritual Revival, and Mrs Blake Brown discussed State Mission. Mrs Perry commented on the 1950 Southern Baptist budget of ten million dollars. Ruth Hodges outlined the fifty fifty program, and Mrs Roy Nelson spoke on Stewardship in Tithing. Circle one presented Being Fair to All. Hodges led the devotional and a special mission prayer was offered by Mrs Word. Several named attendees are listed.
Lillian Hensley Virginia An garano and Joe Baker appear in a small community notice highlighting residents who received commendations or awards in a recent civic event. The brief item notes their names and involvement without further details.
Cooperating in the March of Dimes campaign in Kimble county Junction Public Schools will present a variety program Thursday evening January 26 at 7 30 oclock in the high school auditorium. Included in the program will be string music numbers a one act play special numbers and a miscellaneous auction sale. All proceeds from the program will be contributed to the March of Dimes. The public is invited to attend.
The county treasury gained 1510.20 from Justice Court in 1949 led by December with 309.30. February and January followed with 194.00 and 174.00. Dec 39 cases included 10 traffic license violations and 9 others. The Gamie, Fish, and Oyster Commission profited from 14 cases. One man was fined for discharging firearms on a public highway. drunkenness and assault also listed.
Hill Country League results show T. J. Moore Lumber Yard, Stewarts Store, Borden Co., D. E. Class, Texas Joe and Silver Gables, Slip Joints, and Humble Service Station each earning several points. High games list Dr. McLaughlin 214, Pete Jacoby 204, T. Mann 189, plus others. Social League winners include Junction Service Station and Piggly Wiggly, with top games led by Tess Ruff 174 and Millie Guffey 165. A social note mentions Mr and Mrs Alfred Bannowsky and family at a Pres Hunt gathering with several relatives visiting Graham home.
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