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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1943
Page
2
Edgar McLendon holds the Editor and Manager title at the publication, with memberships in the Texas Press Association and South Texas Press Association. The notice notes a financial figure of these amounts listed as adjustments.
Representatives of the American Red Cross and Federated Women's Clubs seek nurses to teach the Red Cross Home Nursing Course. The goal is to have at least one person per home trained as doctors and nurses are needed for service to the fighting. Interested individuals should contact Mrs. Ross Beasley, Home Nursing Chairman, before 2 o'clock next Monday to enroll. class size is limited to thirty with overflow into future sessions.
Mrs. Anna Lee Stewart Mrs. Albert Taylor and daughters Knowla and Rena Ray honor Norma Kirkpatrick with a farewell party at the Legion Hut. Norma is moving to Fort Worth and 25 guests were served refreshments at the close of the evening.
The Auxiliary will meet Tuesday June 8 at Mrs N C Tulloss home with Mrs W E Allen leading the program. Katherine Cowsert, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gully Cowsert, has returned from Austin where she studied at the University the past term.
Local Red Cross sewing rooms under Mrs. Antoinette Wynne report steady progress with a core group of volunteers sewing for U S service members. Names of workers include Mrs. Roy Borden Mrs. Roy Blackburn and others as rooms reopen, with sessions each Thursday and Friday afternoon.
The Horton family thanks friends for their kindness during the long illness and death of their husband and father. They appreciate the floral offerings and blessings. Mrs. R. C. Horton Roy Jr. and Jimmy extend gratitude.
Bear Creek Study Club held a May 26 meeting at Mrs. J L Cunningham home to install 1943 officers. New officers include Ed Bode president and G R Rothmann vice president with reports on finances and war bond purchases.
James P. Taylor aged 64 died in a San Antonio hospital on Friday May 21 1943. He is survived by four children, three sisters, and numerous nieces and nephews. A longtime rancher and stockman of Kimble County, he was born May 16 1879 and is remembered as a fearless, generous neighbor and West Texas pioneer. Funeral services were held at Old Noxville with Rev. Louis Pearl officiating.
Vacation Bible School opens at 2 30 PM next Saturday for children ages three to seventeen with classification and a preliminary program. Late registrants may join Monday or Tuesday. The two week program runs 2 30 to 5 30 PM daily Monday through Friday with a parade after preparation day and department meetings at 4 30 PM.
Analysis questions whether labor unions control national policy under John L. Lewis amid Roosevelt’s disapproval of strikes. The piece notes calls for congressional action and includes local social notes about visits and travel of residents in Harper and Austin areas.
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