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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1956
Page
3
Frank Hodges of ULSDS plans grass seeding on his Johnson Fork Creek ranch following winter mesquite rooting. Cecil Woodard reports green pasture on the Whitehouse ranch in Edwards Plateau District and credits soil cover and previous rest for healthy grass and seed crops.
Mr and Mrs S S Bundy plan a visit to Austin with travel details not specified. The note lists the couple as visiting the city, indicating a social or family engagement.
Pearl Chadwell was named president at a La Junta Study Club meeting hosted by Mrs. E. R. Borden. Officers elected for next year include Borden as vice president and Gully Con sert, W. C. Oliver, Fruge, Bundy, Vierling, and Daisy Hardeman in senior roles. A program on contributions of the Negro to the world and Negro stories was led by A. W. Loeffler and Mrs. Hardenman respectively, with 18 members present.
Bacilia Menchaca was named president when officers were elected at the Children of Mary in the Menchaca home Sunday. Misses Bacilia and Olga Menchaca hosted the meeting with Mary Dena as vice president Minnie Cordero as secretary Olga Menchaca as treasurer and Lita Castillo as reporter. Funds for a new Catholic Church were discussed and a dance was scheduled for February 4.
Mr and Mrs Meoo Thorp traveled to San Angelo on Sunday to check on their son Orvie who was injured in an oil field accident last week. He was able to leave the hospital during their visit.
Cactus Study Club at the Lee Craven ranch elected Mrs. Walter Chadwell as president for next year. Officers include Aubrey Hill as vice president, L. D. Borden as treasurer, Craven as recording secretary, Terry Jetton as corresponding secretary, Sherman Rimes as parliamentarian, Jordan Cunningham as library rep, and E. M. Creel as Girl Scout rep. A Mothers March on Polio plan was set, game party scheduled for Feb. 11, eleven members attended.
Fellowship keynoted the business meeting and supper for the Character Builders Class of the Baptist Church held at Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Boyett home on Telegraph Friday evening. Mrs. Boyett taught the class and Mrs. Elmer Parrott was social chairman. Attending were Rev. B. W. Mantooth, L. N. Moore, and Messrs. and Mmes. Ernest Boyett, H. R. Fields, Clovis Barker, W. H. Meredith, Winston Marr, L. C. Halbert, Roy Nelson, Norman Cox, Parrott and Boyett.
Mrs Leroy Taylor and Mrs Ramsey Randolph hosted the regular monthly social and business meeting of the Methodist Friends Class Thursday evening in the Taylor home. Mrs E R Borden led the devotional. Mrs Blake Chenault presided. Refreshments were served to 19.
Mr and Mrs A C Churchill recently moved from Bear Creek to a new ranch near Ozona on Saturday. They vow to stay in touch with friends through the Eagle newspaper.
Mrs. Zora Burt underwent surgery in Odessa this week and reports from her are good.
Cuero Laboratories of Cuero Texas markets Akalosine A for relief of gas sour stomach and bladder discomfort by restoring potassium balance. Available at druggists for $1.50.
Bear Creek Study Club held a meeting at Cleo Community House with Mrs W T Laxson hosting. Elected for next year were Mrs Alfred Bannowsky president, Mrs C C Scott vice president, Mrs Charlie Bishop recording secretary, Mrs T M Ferguson corresponding secretary, Mrs Laxson treasurer, Mrs John Robertson critic, and Mrs Harold Dutton parliamentarian.
The article notes ten members attended a meeting with Mrs. C. W. McCarroll serving as reporter.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Farmer attended the National Wool Growers' meeting in Fort Worth this week, joining other members at the event.
S. B. Hannah spent the weekend in San Antonio visiting his wife, who teaches in the public school system there.
Mrs. Lester Hodges returned Monday from an extended visit in Boerne. The trip wrapped up with time spent away from home and daily routines.
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