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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1926
Page
5
Openings show visitors and visits by residents in Junction with notices of sales and trades. Phillip Joseph's stocks new Kid Gloves and school tablets while 40-2te listings offer tires, cattle pasture, and a Morrison- era goods. Community updates include moves, illness, and a PTA meeting plus local business changes at Llano Valley Realty Co.
Wood yard advertises prompt delivery of any kind of wood in any length. Sells green, dry, or mixed wood with renewable prices. Contact Johnnie Blackburn at phone 40-4tp.
J A Dekle pastor announces a 10 am Sunday School and an 11 am sermon on Communion. Special music at each service. Junior class 3 pm, B Y P U 6 30 pm, preaching 7 30 pm on Modern Excuses of the Day. Pastor will rent his fully furnished house to a desirable party. 39 2 tc Mrs. Frank Cowsert.
The Assistant District Deputy Grand Matron of O. E. S. will visit Junction City Chapter No. 497 on Thursday evening January 28. All members invited and officers urged to attend. Also an advertisement for Mayhew's Laymore Poultry Farm Brady Texas offers fine single comb White Leghorn cockrels baby chicks and hatching eggs with guaranteed satisfaction.
Mrs W W Allen received a telegram from San Antonio announcing Ed Allen and Miss Winnie Carlisle of Midland wed Friday at 12 30 PM. The bride taught at the Allen school for two years and made many Kerrville Junction friends. The groom, youngest son of Mrs W W Allen, is a Junction area ranchman with many friends. They returned to the ranch after a ten day wedding trip.
Milton Winkle and Miss Alice Smith were married at the Methodist parsonage in Junction with Rev. J. Virgil Davis officiating. The groom is the son of ranchers A. F. and Mrs. Winkle of the Kirkpatrick ranch, and the bride is the daughter of Willie and Mrs. Smith of four miles southeast of Roosevelt. They will reside in the Roosevelt area.
News dispatches report Dr. Ike T. Mayfield a well known Fort Worth dentist committed death by own action in his room at the Volunteers of America Hospital in Baltimore Maryland last Saturday. He was known to many in this county having spent several summers here. He has no living relatives and his body will be cremated per his wish.
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