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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1951
Page
3
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Champie and Marlene left Las Cruces after a visit with Mrs. Champie’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hunger. Mr. Champie, a spring graduate of New Mexico State College, earned a B S degree and will pursue a master’s degree at A&M College Station.
Mrs E G Kiehle along with Richard George Jimmy and Marie Kieh le of Mobile Alabama are visiting Mrs H Austin and Mr and Mrs W C Oliver.
Mrs Ovie Buster traveled to San Marcos on Wednesday to fetch two sisters of her mother Mrs J L Owen for a two week visit at the local home.
Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Stewart and Delton and Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Boerm returned Thursday from a three weeks vacation in California. They visited their new granddaughter in Santa Rosa and relatives in Los Angeles Bakersfield Modesto and with the Elton Stewart M McEwen and Bebe Stewart families Mamie Turrie and others. Charley Joe Parks of Telegraph was a medical patient in Rocksprings Memorial Hospital from Sunday to Wednesday last week.
C R Hansdell director of the A and M Adjunct spoke to the Rotary Club Thursday in the Silver Gables dining room. He gave a resume of opening activities at the Adjunct and described ongoing work. Other guests included J A Orr and James Gray.
Mrs. Mattie Patterson and Mrs. Charles T. Flocke Jr. spent Monday and Tuesday in San Antonio visiting friends and sightseeing.
Mr and Mrs George Potter of Grandfalls spent the weekend visiting relatives here.
Mr and Mrs C E Hamer and Margaret Anne spent Thursday of last week in San Antonio visiting the city and its sights.
Cappy recalls a passenger who carried a dicta phone on a train to keep up with letters. In a hurried trip he misplaced his train ticket, leaving it on his desk.
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