Mansion party hosts and club gathering noted in ranch events
Mrs Hugh Spiller and Merry Wives Club hosted a bridge afternoon at her ranch. Guests included Mrs C T Holekamp and Mrs A L Mudge with prize winners announced. Others attended a costume garden party hosted by Mr and Mrs Ward Terrell at their Llano ranch for guests Mrs O E Armin Otto Armin of Corpus Christi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Terrell
O. E. Armin
Otto
Corpus Christi
Terrell Ranch
Llano
J. W. McLendon
C. W. McCarroll, Sr
R. E. Homann
Merry Wives Club
Bridge
Hugh Spiller
C. T. Holekamp
A. L. Mudge
Vivian Huffman
Tulsa
Okla
Spiller
Joe Eager
Robert Huffman
H. G. Hubert
Vann Martin
Roy Spiller
Clay Secrest
Omer Wright
Willie V Wolf
Address Change Notice for Eagle Subscribers
Readers are urged to notify the publisher of address changes promptly to avoid missed issues. Postal laws require newspapers to pay postage on notices of address changes, and delays or non delivery can occur without immediate notification. The best plan is to send change of address in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
Postoffic
Checking of Farms to Begin Soon
The 1939 Agricultural Conservation Program will start farm checks with two reporter crews. Operators must be present during visits and list all soil-building practices through December 31, 1989. Report any practices after site visits to the AAA office immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
Death of Mrs. B. J. Witt in Houston
Friends report the sudden death of Mrs. B J Witt in Houston last Friday after a stroke of paralysis. The Witts had resided in Junc tion for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Witt
Houston
Spillers Host Barbecue Picnic At Bear Creek Ranch
Mr and Mrs Roy Spiller hosted a Little Club barbecue supper in a pecan grove by Bear Creek. Bridge and ping pong provided entertainment. Prizes went to Coke R Stevenson Jr and Vann Martin. Guests included Ed and Mary Allen Aubrey and Hill couples Huffman and Martin. Bill Whitworth and W Coffey visited Roy Dale McKay in Santa Rosa hospital. Louisville police raise black flag with white skull after each city traffic fatality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Spiller
Little Club
Bear Creek
Coke R. Stevenson, Jr
Vann Martin
Ed Allen
Aubrey Hill
Robert Huffman
Bill Whitworth
W. C. Coffey
Roy Dale McKay
Santa Rosa Hospital
San Antonio
Maine Legislature Closes Gap on Sunday Movies
Lawmakers legalized Sunday film showings while leaving an old blue law in place that fines spectators up to ten dollars for attending entertainment on the Sabbath. The article notes the first Du Pont powder works began in 1802 with Jefferson’s backing and produced black powder by 1804.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
du Pont
America
Thomas Jefferson
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Libby
Maxwell House
Schreiner-Hodges Co
Mrs. Ward Terrell
Barbara Clay Secrest
Fred Hausmann
Billy Riley
James Kropff
Dick Borden
Audrew Borden
Freddy May Cox
Otto Armin
Ball Patton
Florence Ellen Sheppard
Wanda Speer
Charles Stewart Dunbar
Irwin Jones
Ikey McCarroll
Carlton Massie
W. E. Allen
W. W. Williamson
Menard
E. R. Borden
Raymond Allen
Thomas J. Bradley
C. A. Lehraub
Willie V. Wolf
Lonnie Pollard
Marion Whitby
Francis Whitby
J. L. Cunningham
L. D Borden
Reuben Loeftier
C. W. McCarroll
W. C. Oliver
W. N. Hardeman
Lela Hill
W. P. Riley
A. W. Loeffler
Don Skaggs
Mrs
Roy Skaggs
Rufus Smelser
Kimbley County
Lewis Ferguson
A. Cc. C
Abilene
Opr
R. E. McKay
Roy
HOQE
Mohair
Arehouse
Cora
Ranch Supplies
Sun
Rialto
Kerrville
John Wayne
Claire Trevor
Mon
Doug Fairbanks, Jr
Basil Rathbone
Chas. Ruggles
Wed-Thur
Cary Grant
Jean Arthur
Arcadia
Charles Starrett
the Thundering West
Barton MacLane
Margaret Lindsay
Lawson Johnson
Clayton McKay
Senate Military Affairs Committee
United States
Smiley Burnette
Everett Gray
New Hampshire
MR. and
Honor Club
Police of
Louisville
Servel Electrolux Gas
Junction Hydro-Gas Co
J. D. Blackburn
Plymouth
King Pwdr
Heinz
Ze Lavor
Ccucumbers
B. F. E. Peas
R. H. Carmichael
C. A
Schraub Company
A. Schraub CO
Jemi
Junction National Bank
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