County Correspondence Clippings From Mrs Chester Rannawsky
Cleo Clippings reports on community news from Mrs Chester Rannawsky detailing travels to Kerrville Port Isabel Brownsville and Matamoras visits by local families including the Wood Bannowsky Leamons and Coney households. It notes Roy Salter's tumble and back injuries among others and observes record citrus harvests while reflecting on South Texas tourism and winter weather.
Roosevelt News Roundup of Local Trips and Visits
Mr and Mrs T A Adams went to San Antonio on business returning Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Cennet Louis went to Hiell on Sunday with Louis returning Tuesday. Mrs Louis staying. Walton Wilson and children visited Mason relatives Sunday to Tuesday. Simon ill with flu. Hoyt Truviove visited her parents over the weekend. Emma Millsap clerking in Louis store. Mrs Henry Lackey and son visiting Mrs Lackey's daughter at Mason. Doc Joy family and Dave Joy and daughter visited in San Antonio Thursday and Friday last week. Clara and Orlean Fox visited Roosevelt Sunday. Albert Cochran and Jerl Fisher spent Sunday with each other.
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Richeman
R Creek
Will Dutton
H.C
Monton Ranch
George
Thomas Coney
Lee Morgan
the Woods Ranch
Alfred Wood
Roy Salter
Alfred Ba
C. J. Alshop
Fami
Kerrville
Raymond
Dauebten
Rox S
Josephine
Margaret Farmer
Jean Landshile
National Wool Growers Asociation
San Angelo
Guss Bannowsky
Sue Beth
W. A
Chester Bannowsky
South Texas
San Benito
Port Isabel
Brownsville
Los Fresnos
W. W. Leamons
Rio Grande
Matamoras
Larido
Winter Garden District
T. A. Adams
San Antonio
Cennet Louis
Hiell
Louis
Walton Wilson
Mason
Simon
Segovia Schoo
Sidney Randle
John Taylor
Junction
T. T. Hodges
Betty Jo
Tommy
Curtis
TN. Curtis
W. W
Dick) Bow
J. Harry Northcutt
Craft Moos
Craft
Ross Beasley
Kennan
Charles
Ross
Will H. Harwood
Rutledge
C. Phillips
Segovia
Weldon Willard Phillips
Calvin Ricks
Hood Phillips
L. L. Phillips
Con Neal
Madelyn de Lois Phillips
Delma Ray Bowers
Chas
Fairchild
Les Phillips
Segovia News Report Encourages Local Softball Play
The note says mornings cold yet the community is busy with softball practice and open to playing any team anywhere at any time, inviting responses from organizers or teams.
Segovia Area Residents Visit Ties And Health notes
Segovia residents and visitors from San Antonio Junction Kerrville and Mason gathered over the weekend and for medical updates. Mrs Sidney Randle Mrs Craft Moos and families joined from San Antonio while T T Hodges and relatives hosted. Longstanding health concerns and travel to hospitals were mentioned for several individuals.
County Agent Addresses Lions at Regular Meet
County Agent RoE Homann told Junction Lions Club at Hodges Hotel that Kimble county's cedar eradication, under the AAA program, has cleared about 25,000 acres in 1938. He stressed soil conservation on ranges and farms and predicted millions of dollars would be spent in Kimble in 10 to 15 years. Sam Howers won the attendance prize at the weekly lunch.
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Junction Lions Club
Boon
Hodges Hotel
Roe Homann
Kimble County
Homann
Kimble
Sam Howers
At Dance
Melvin FFA Chapter Wins Judging Contest in Eden District
Melvin FFA Chapter took first place in chapter conducting exercises at Eden District event hosted by Junc tion FFA and Rocksprings. Junction placed second and Rocksprings third as judges honored Charles Bishop and other officers. Eden District Show set for February 28 in Eden and Melvin to host the annual encampment. Federal agriculture bureau invites cotton groups to apply for free 1939 crop classification after March 15 and before September 1.
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WW. Gregory
Junction F. R.A
Eden District FF. A
Melvin FF. A
Junction
Rocksprings
Melvin
M. H. Braton
Miles
J.T. Henry
Bronte
C. E. Nevils
Eldorado
Charles Bishop
Junction Club
Junction Boys
Frank Jackson
Max Munn
Jim Wright
K. Consert
Kennon Stapp
BL. Smith
Howard Ragsdill
R. V. Ball
Glenn Murr
Green
Gregory
Eden District
Eden
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Junction Baptist Church Women Plan January Meeting
All women of the Junction Baptist Church are urged to attend a business meeting next Thursday afternoon, January 26, at three o'clock. The president Mrs. Olin Ridenhower stresses full attendance for the event.
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The
Junction Baptist Church
Olin Ridenhower
DOF THANKS FOR KINDNESS DURING LOSS OF SON AND BROTHER
Mrs. John L. Jones and family express heartfelt thanks for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of their son and brother. They note the value of true friends in sorrow.
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John L. Jones
Plant Trees in Memory of the Sold Oni
The civic committee of the La Junta Study Club urges all who wish to plant a tree in memory to send the funds promptly. Contact the committee now to ensure trees are planted in time and join the local effort.
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Civic Committee
la Junta
Called meeting of Mountain mp No 434 Woodmen of the World
A meeting for Mountain mp No 434 Woodmen of the World is set for Friday night February 3. All local Woodmen are asked to attend as the camp will be discussed and matters of importance.
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Chester Rannawsky
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Hugh Spiller
Scott White
Temple
Allen Bishop
WS McPeters
Novene Baylor
yLeamons
Bro. Leamons
Tam
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Roosevelt’ News
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Segovia News
Segovia News Service
White Swan
Ise
Prunes
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R. H. Carmichael
Lone Bologna
Harry Houdini
Howard Thurston
Charles Carter
Lions
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