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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1937
Page
8
A farmer complains about a $20 bill for fixing a water pump with a hammer. The repairman explains that expertise costs more than the tap, noting that knowing where to tap saves effort and yields real results. The Lubricator advocates thoughtful work methods and deliberate efficiency.
Miss Renzie Weaver became Mrs R E Moore Jr on Sunday morning May 29 at the Presbyterian Church with Rev Thomas Bradley officiating. The couple honeymooned in Houston and Galveston and will reside on the Chas Henderson ranch where Moore farms.
Mr and Mrs Damon Maddux celebrate a son Larry Warren born Wednesday June 2. Kathryn Hodges joins the Internal Revenue Office in Austin. Denton guests visit the Blackburn family. Raymond Hall of San Antonio visits his aunt in Junction. Mrs Sam Bowers visits Troy, Texas from San Antonio. Joe Eager of Kerrville attends Harrell Ramsey funeral. Daisy Baker of Pecos visits Junction. Earl Bowers and Frank Hubbard join Texas New Mexico Pipe Line Co. at Fredericks. John D Hickerson and son Jerry return to Little Rock after visit. Legion Auxiliary meets June 4. poppy sale rescheduled. Women’s Missionary Society meets June 8 at 3 p.m.
Call at Fred Granite Service Station for Saline Verculate, an excellent wormer for sheep and goats. Used and endorsed by breeders in all parts of the state. Le mans Compounded and guaranteed by Dr. J. G. Warner. Sold by A. G. and Henry agents in Menard Sutton and Schliecher Counties.
Mrs Minnie Riley and Mrs Robert Loeffler of the Parent-Teacher Association spoke at the Junction Rotary Club last Thursday explaining PTA aims and school connections. Conrad Holekamp outlined school board plans to refinance indebtedness to save taxpayers thousands of dollars.
The note thanks friends for sympathy during illness and death of Natt Sandherr and lists family members as grateful recipients. Additional items mention visits from la Jo McDonald to Josie Smitherman, Camp Pioneer director Bob Winship speaking on Camp Life in the Hill Country, June camp opening, A. G. Murr’s ad covering four counties, and families from Houston relocated to Junction tied to the Texas New Mexico Pipe Line Company.
Mrs. Annie Highsmith hosted a surprise skating party for her daughter Miss Maurine Highsmith Tuesday evening at the skating rink. About twenty guests attended with Mrs. W. H. Baker assisting in entertainment.
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