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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1935
Page
5
Kimble County Abstract Co. reminds of guaranteed work. Local residents visit Kerrville San Antonio New Orleans and Waco. Cars and trucks valued. Rawleigh routes recruiting. H. G. Hubert named postmaster candidate. Families visit in Junction and Mexico Arizona trips noted.
Parents seeking to move children between districts must submit an application to County Superintendent J. B. Randolps before August 1.
The column lists land abstract services at Kimble County Abstract Co and various personal notices. It mentions neighbors traveling, visiting relatives, students returning from the University of Texas, bids for oak wood, renters seeking houses, and a family vacation update from Mayhill New Mexico with plans to return around August 1.
Santa Anna plans a three day event starting July 30 with a party to honor ex-Texas Rangers. The Santa Anna News will host the gathering on a Wednesday inviting all local newspaper men in the region. Editor Gregg is coordinating the event and promises a great time for attendees.
Mrs. A. M. Nixon, long ill at Christoval, has returned home but cannot move about soon. Miss Evalyn Flach of Comfort visits Miss Roberta Ragland.
Mrs H H Whitsitt and Jean ette Howell B from San Angelo visit Mrs Nettie Brooks. Mrs M D Wilson of San Angelo visits with Mrs Brooks and Terry Randle. Rotary guests in San Antonio Monday include E R Borden Rev W P Dickey and John M Hawkins. Several households report visitors from Houston Beaumont Kerrville and Opelousas. Weather and wrecker service notes appear with local business ads.
Church notices announce W. W. Leamons will conduct his third consecutive annual meeting in Chester Texas with Sunday School at 10 a m worship at 11 a m and evening services at 7 45 and 8 15 p m He will also fill Sunday appointments at Junction in August Brother Adams will preach and is an ordained minister inviting neighbors to attend hearing him.
The pastor W P Dickey will speak at Junction Presbyterian Church at 11 a m Sunday. He will then preach at Evergreen schoolhouse at 3 30 p m and hold the regular Ivy schoolhouse service at 7 p m.
Rev. Wood H. Patrick of San Antonio will preach at the Methodist Church Sunday morning. He serves as Executive Secretary of the Board of Christian Education with headquarters in San Antonio.
Mrs J A Miller and daughter Alta Mae of Rocksprings visit her mother and brother this week. Mr and Mrs Clyde Roberts and children and Miss Helen Caldwell are Winters visitors. Mrs Carl Tibbitt and children of Brady visited Mrs N H Skaggs and other relatives. Wanted 200 to 400 cattle to pasture 500 per month Caldwell ranch Junction Texas.
Mrs A E Bissett remains at the bedside of her son Robert Bissett in San Angelo as he lies ill. The family awaits further word on his condition.
The P T A will sponsor a 42 party on the schoolhouse lawn Friday evening at oclock. July 26. Everyone is welcome.
City property owners owing delinquent taxes for the years 1928 29 30 31 and 32 are urged to come in and make settlement before August 1 as all taxes delinquent for those years will be turned over to an attorney for collection.
Geneva Cannon traveled to Menard to spend the weekend with relatives, returning refreshed after the family visit.
Howard Blackburn and Flem Felps visited San Antonio at the start of the week for business discussions and meetings with local partners.
Betty Jo Cannon travels to Albuquerque to visit relatives, confirming local family ties and plans for a short stay in the city.
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