Miss Hazel Spiller Complimented at Tea Before Wedding
Miss Hazel Spiller, to wed Robert E. Hendrickson of Dallas, received a gift tea at the G. W. Landers home. Hostesses included Mrs. Landers and Mrs. Hugh M. Spiller with about 110 guests from Kimble, Menard and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Spiller
Robert E. Hendrickson
Dallas
Hugh M. Spiller
Dorothy Ferguson
Spiller
Charles T. Flocke, Jr
San Antonio
Jean Landers
Josephine Farmer
Carolyn Kern
Julian Ashby
Andrews
Keidel Sheppard
Betty Farmer
Ann Bierschwabe
Herbert Boern
Dayton
Barbara Clay Secrest
Hugh Bob Spiller
Kimble
Menard
Mrs Pete W Jacoby Hosts 52 Club Friday Bridge
Mrs Pete W Jacoby hosted the Friday Bridge Club named the 52 Club at her home with a green and yellow decor scheme. High club score was by Mrs Robert M Neal and high guest score by Mrs R P James. Consolation went to Mrs J R Dickerson. Other guests included Mrs Mr G Stephens Mrs T E Voss and Miss Billie Louise Bierschwale. Members present were Mmes R D Borden Wilmer D Slaton Kennon Stapp Tyrus Holland and Jacoby and Miss Ann Bierschwale and Hazel Spiller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete W. Jacoby
Robert M. Neal
R. P. James
J. R. Dickerson
Mr. G. Stephens
T. E. Voss
Billie Louise Bierschwale
Murr Electric Company Promises Radio Repair and Pickup
Local ad offers repair services for radios and appliances by Murr Electric Company. Includes city pickup and delivery, house wiring, and radio repairs. Telephone 255.
Joe R. Andrews Elected Student Veterans Head
Joe R. Andrews of Junction has been elected president of the Student Veterans Association at Southwest Texas State College. The association comprises student veterans of World War II. Andrews is a junior and has earned honors including sophomore class president and favorite for 1946-47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe R. Andrews
Junction
Southwest Texas State College
Andrews
Traveling writers and their lingering grudge in the South
The piece surveys a cross section nationwide and probes whether writers become pink before or after travel. It notes a perceived grudge against white Southerners among many interview subjects as they reflect on their journeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Notes and Names of Civic Interests and History
Lemuel Jones joins the Chamber of Commerce as an active member. The democratic organization invites all citizens to obtain a card and participate. Theaverages of Texas Almanac and Kimble County references are cited as background. Henry Wallace is urged to speak his piece, and historical notes about Fort Sophienburg and flags in Texas are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemuel Jones
Chamber of Commerce
Texas Almanac
O. C. Fisher
Kimble County
Prince Frederick Alexander
Texas
Lone Star
United States
Benjamin Appel
John Gunther
Chevrolet to unveil new line of trucks soon
Albert Martin of Highland Chevrolet announces a forthcoming display of Chevrolet commercial cars and trucks. He praises the trucks as the finest yet and says the lineup will be shown in Junction on a date to be announced. The note invites truck owners and drivers to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
Albert Martin
Highland Chevrolet Company
Houston
Martin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jacoby
Hank
Murr Electric Company
Radio
Appli
Ance
Purina
Lal
OF Kimble County, Inc
Purina Feeds
Agricultural & Livestock Service
Junction, Texas
Friends
Walter W. Leamons
Stanton S. Bundy
Milwaukee
Wis
W. M. Boerm
H. F. Gillespie
Woodsboro
Jacoby Bros
Leon F. Zwiener
Fredericksburg
Ramsey Randolph Junction
R. D. Kothmann
Ropre Yencn
NBC
TQN
Fairfield Four
Radio Rodeo Southiend Echoes
Lou Emerson
Westward Hot
Lightcrust Doughboys
Southland Melodies Workshop
Grand Ole Opry
Spade Cooley
His
Red River
Dave
WBOY
Durham
Dea
Moon Drug
Southland
London, Texas
Southland Life Insurance
Eagle Classified
Junction Trading Post
Sellers
Hub Cole
Corena Cole
Busy Bee Building
Bowl For Health
B. & W. Bowling Center
R. D. Borden
James Dowell
CG. Wright