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Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1955

Page

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Milky Way car port planned and pool open Saturday

Round and Bout notes a new car port for curb service to hold nine cars, plus a patio with tables. Tom Hardeman plans curb service and self serve from the north side of the building, with completion in about ten days. Also in town, Guss Ross hosts a grand opening with a giveaway automatic deep fryer, while a drill set is promised for a winner. The piece also mentions Mason buying out Cavaness, Joseph’s anniversary-value ads, and pool plans with Mayor Wright and Frank Hubbell confirming Saturday opening and pool access.

The Milky Way Tom Hardeman Tom Mayor Wright Frank Hubbell

Rocksprings to Host Old Settlers Reunion July 4

Edwards County hosts the annual Old Settlers and Homecoming with ex-students and settlers arriving for a Monday parade to the Park Building where Mrs. Ed Young will be crowned queen. A coronation reception, court, movies from 1954, rodeos by American Legion Post 215, and three barbecues mark the day.

Rocksprings Edwards County Edwards County Chamber of Commerce Old Settlers Edwards County Park Ed Young R. S. Davis Lee Johnson C. W. Benskin Z. C. Wilson American Legion Post

Bear Creek Gets Most Rainfall

Junction at the CAA Station recorded an inch of rain in the past week with broader county precipitation. Bear Creek flood waters reached eight feet. Amounts ranged from 0.70 to 2.15 inches across multiple sites including Cleo Jim Hammonds West Bear Creek and East Bear Creek. Cedar Creek and Copperas reported flood and filled dry holes. Segovia noted 1½ inches after a sandstorm.

CAA Bear Creek Cleo Jim Hammonds Rust Ranch West Bear Creek Roy Spiller East Bear Creek Billy Allen Kerrville Divide Hardy Farmer Roosevelt Cedar Creek Copperas Farmer Segovia

Yanks Defeat Athletics 5-2 In Six Inning Little League

In a Little League game Tuesday night the Yankees beat the Athletics 5 to 2 in six innings. The Yanks had six hits while the Athletics had three. Sanders pitched for the Yanks with 11 strikeouts and Greer Kothmann pitched for the Athletics with six strikeouts. Another game is scheduled for tonight at 8 at Little League Park on the fairgrounds.

Yankees Athletics Yanks Sanders Greer Kothmann Little League Park Fair Grounds

Mrs Billow Returns From San Antonio Visit

Mrs. Frank Billow came home Sunday from a week in San Antonio with her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs J O Gasney and family. Her grandchildren Dena Michael and Dale arrived to stay indefinitely while their mother remains in hospital.

Frank Billow San Antonio J. O. Gasney Dena Michael Dale

Look Who's Here A Chapman Family Birth

A third son Jefferson Thomas Chapman was born Monday evening June 20 in a Fredericksburg hospital to Mr. and Mrs. James Chapman. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Taylor. Great grandmothers are Mrs. P. J. Taylor and Mrs. Angie Chapman. Brothers are Bob and Bill.

Jefferson Thomas James Chapman Fredericksburg J. T. Taylor P. J. Taylor Angie Chapman Bob Bill

Leamons Welcome Daughter Rhonda Kay in Fredericksburg

Mr and Mrs John Duke Leamons announce the birth of daughter Rhonda Kay born Thursday afternoon in a Fredericksburg hospital weighing six pounds ten ounces Grandparents are Judge and Mrs W W Leamons and Mr and Mrs Frank Jackson Great grandparents are W D Leamons of Grapeland and Mrs Amanda Bundick of Junction A brother John Franklin age 2 and a half also welcomed the baby.

John Duke Leamons Rhonda Kay Fredericksburg W. W. Leamons Frank Jackson W. D. Leamons Grapeland Amanda Bundick Junction John Franklin

Homer Couple Welcome Daughter Susan Annette

Mr and Mrs Clifford Homer of Brownfield announce the birth of a daughter Susan Annette born June 6 weighing seven pounds ten ounces Mrs Homer Hall of Junction is the paternal grandmother and Mrs Lida Burleson of London is the maternal grandmother The couple have two other children Frances and Marion

Clifford Homer Brownfield Susan Annette Homer Hall Junction Lida Burleson London Frances Marion

Wind Rips Local Hangar Damages Three Planes

A strong northeasterly wind ripped the Kimble County Airport hangar Thursday evening, destroying a Rernocker from Junction Flying Club and damaging two other planes. Gilbert Lopez’s Funk and C. W. Walker’s Luscombe sustained wing and tail damage as debris lay across the field. Walker moved his aircraft to town and plans to seek courthouse repairs.

Kimble County Rernocker Junction Flying Club Funk Gilbert Lopez Ft. McKavett C. W. Walker Luscombe

Powell Helps Lions At Paint Rock Get Start

Leon R. Powell new state fourth vice president of the firemen installed officers for Paint Rock's new Fire Department and for the Lions Club Tuesday evening. The meeting and installations were by Mr. and Mrs. C. W. McCarroll and M. C. Laake. Powell spoke on the work of fire departments.

Leon R. Powell New State Paint Rock New Fire Department Lions Club C. W. McCarroll M. C Pete) Laake Powell

Aluminum Lock Shingles Stir Texas Roofing Buzz

Aluminum Lock Shingles, a precision engineered roofing product, draws favorable comment across Texas. Sold by the Aluminum Lifetime Shingle Company of San Antonio, it reflects about 95 percent of sun heat and carries a lifetime property guarantee. The firm holds a direct factory franchise for Bexar and 26 surrounding counties and touts four way inter locking for wind rain and hail resistance.

Texas Aluminum Lifetime Shingle Company N. Laredo Street San Antonio

Hodges Family Vacation Trips to Western States

Mrs. Vinie Hodges is expecting Fourth of July guests. Her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs L W Goben of Fort Worth left Friday for a two week vacation touring Las Vegas Hollywood Los Angeles and other western states.

Vinie Hodges L. W. Goben Ft. Worth Las Vegas Hollywood Los Angeles

Camp Family Hosts Visitors From Van Horn This Weekend

Mr and Mrs Joe Billy Camp and Bobby of Van Horn spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs B C Camp in their home. The visit highlighted local family ties and hospitality across towns.

Joe Billy Camp Bobby of van Horn Mrs. B. C. Camp

Hamiltons Visit Browns in San Angelo Area

Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hamilton of San Angelo visited Mrs Hamiltons parents Mr and Mrs W B Brown on Wednesday of last week in an extended family gathering that highlighted family ties and regional travel patterns.

Lloyd Hamilton San Angelo

Wootans Visit Relatives During Sonora Wool Show

Mr and Mrs Pat Wootan and their children arrived Tuesday to visit relatives. Mrs Wootan and the boys remain in town while Dr Wootan attends the Sonora Wool Show.

Pat Wootan

Warehouse Company Ships 12 Months Wool

Junction Warehouse Company shipped about 250000 lbs of 12 months wool last week, Dr. Ted Holekamp said. The wool sold for 50 to 55 cents per pound as long wool sales for the season total about 750000 pounds. Some eight months and eight months length wool remain in storage.

Powell Elected President At Texas Firemen Meeting

Leon R. Powell was elected president of the State Firemen and Fire Marshals Association of Texas by a five to one vote. Albert Sanders of Edinburg was named president earlier in the same meeting in Dallas. Edinburg was chosen as the site for the June 1956 state gathering.

Leon R. Powell State Firemens’ and Fire Marshals’ Association of Texas Albert Sanders Edinburg Dallas Earl Ashley Guy Munn Powell

Kimble Singers Elect Jim Simmons Proxy at Homecoming

Jim Simmons was elected the third president of the Kimble County Singing Convention during all day homecoming ceremonies in the London Community Hall. Segovia was chosen as the July convention site, succeeding Ted Kiser who served two terms. The Hugh Spinks family of Menard took other offices. Woldon Rohner named song books caretaker after a merger of Kimble and Menard conventions.

Jimmie Simmons Kimble County Singing London Community Hall Segovia Ted Kiser Kiser Ollie Martin Batesville Hugh Spinks Menard Spinks Coralie Spinks Kimble Weldon Rohner

Linnda Hubbell Receives Texas University Scholarship

Linnda Hubbell, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Hubbell and Junction High School spring graduate, is among 27 UT freshmen awarded a 150 scholarship. The awards, funded by a Student Memorial Fund via the Ex Students Association, begin next fall.

Linnda Hubbell Frank Hubbell Junction High School University of Texas Ex-Students’ Association

Itasca Woman Visits Bierschwale Family Over Weekend

Mrs. Vella Hume of Itasca spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Bierschwale and their children.

Vella Hume Itasca Carlton Bierschwale

Bobby Wiedeman attends Mt Wesley En campment in Kerrville

Bobby Wiedeman went to Kerrville on Monday to attend the Mt Wesley Methodist En campment this week, aiming to participate in activities and events at the gathering.

Bobby Wiedeman Kerrville Mt. Wesley Methodist

Kellis McDonald Family Leaves Douglas After Visit

Mr and Mrs Kellis McDonald and their son Paul from Douglas Arizona departed Monday following a four day visit with Mrs Minnie Riley and other relatives.

Kellis McDonald Paul Douglas, Ariz Minnie Riley

Glenda Guffey Visits Curtis Grandparents in Baird

Glenda Guffey visits her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Curtis in Baird for a family visit.

Glenda Guffey Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Curtis Baird

Holekamp Receives Special Award at Fifth Wool Show

C T Holekamp manager of Junction Warehouse Company received a silver spurclip for service to 4 H clubs at the fifth wool show and judging contest. Kimble County Sears Show preceded the district contest with 4-H and FFA teams competing in wool, mohair and grass judging. Sutton County led with 1962 points, Menard and Schleicher counties followed as others excelled in aged and yearling fleeces.

Junction Warehouse Company C. T. Holekamp Sears Foundation R. S. Miller Kimble County Frank John Johnny Rothmann Robby Kimble Kenny Neal Bobby Neal Herbert Jones Hugh Ned Jones John Borden FFA Millard Leon Bennett Bert Mansfield Frank Randolph Mickey Cavaness Gray Sutton County Menard Sutton Schleicher County Than Davis John Winslow Joe Stanford Mike Moore Bob Stewart Barney Sheffield Ene Fleeces Jimmy Whitten Schleicher Stewart Calvin Kuhlmann Gillespie Sth Sheffield Sears J. W. Jennings

Reverend Burns Reporter: Routh Burned in Kitchen Fire

Rev. Joe Routh suffered serious burns last week while trying to extinguish a grease fire in his kitchen. Dr. Ted Holekamp visited him at a San Angelo hospital Monday to check his condition.

Ted Holekamp Joe Routh San Angelo Rev Routh

Local visit features Burt and Rogers Birkner

Pancho Burt returned home for a weekend visit from summer school at the University of Texas. He was accompanied by Will Rogers Birkner and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Funchess III for the trip.

Pancho Burt University of Texas Will Rogers Birkner Henry Funchess III

Mrs. Farr and Andra Sue Visit Thursday

Mrs. H. A. Farr and Andra Sue were scheduled as the next visitors on Thursday, continuing a sequence of social calls in the community.

John L. Phillips Returns From Harlingen Visit

John L. Phillips came back Monday from a weekend trip to Harlingen where he visited friends. He traveled in his new Ford during the across town visit.

John L. Phillips Harlingen

Gala Pool Opening Planned For Fourth Of July

Frank Hubbell announces the Kimble County Water Show marks Junctions new pool opening July 4 with 9 AM all day events through 10 PM. Miss Kimble County contest crowns a local study club supported winner chosen by personality beauty and swimming skill.

Kimble County Frank Hubbell Highland la Junta Daedalian W. J. Cox Leti S. T. Rimes Cactus Charlie Bishop Bear Creek O. C. Wright Seaton Prentice George Vierling Gus Witting American Red Cross Hubbell St. Louis R. B. McKinney H. E. Wright the Eagle

Lutherans Change Sunday School and Church Hours

Robert Metcalf announces a half hour later start for Sunday School and church services at the Lutheran Church. Sunday School begins at 9 30 and services at 10 30 for the remainder of the summer.

Robert Metcalf

New Texaco Station Plans Grand Opening Weekend

Five Points welcomes a three day grand opening of the new Texaco Service Station announced by manager Guss Ross. Prizes include a universal deep fat fryer, a ½ inch drill set, two free washes, two free grease jobs and two oil changes. Registration runs Friday morning to 8 p.m. Saturday with weekend drawings at 8 p.m. Saturday. attendance not required to win. Kiddies receive Texaco hats and lollipops. station never closes.

Texaco Guss Ross

Former Kimble Man Gets Promotion

L. P. Mutt Bishop, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Bishop of Segovia, was chosen for a special promotion at Whitehall Pharmacal Co. from 69 salesmen. He will lead key accounts in Texas, Louisiana and Oklahoma and will travel by air, after previously selling in Southwest Texas by car.

L. P. (Mutt) Bishop W. T. Bishop Segovia Whitehall Pharmacal Co Bishop Texas Louisiana Oklahoma

Edward C Bode attends Texas youth meeting training

Edward Charles Bode attended the Southwest Texas Youth meeting at Mt. Wesley near Kerrville. He was among about 400 who attended an officers training conference over the weekend.

Edward Charles Bode Southwest

Kingsville visitor Joann Rodman stays with Mrs. Searcy

Kingsville resident Joann Rodman, niece of Mrs. Searcy, is visiting this week at the Albert Searcy home.

Joann Rodman Kingsville Albert Searcy Mrs. Searcy

Delia Ruth Williamson Returns from West Texas Visit

Delia Ruth Williamson came back Thursday after an extended visit in West Texas.

Delia Ruth Williamson West Texas

Jeannine Phillips Arrives for Summer Visit

Jeannine Phillips of Carrizo Springs spends the summer with her father Hollis Phillips and family Mrs. Phillips and Kandy Lynn, enjoying the season in their home.

Jeannine Phillips Carrizo Springs Hollis Phillips Mrs. Phillips Kandy Lynn

Mrs Cook and Mrs Byrd Bring Daughters Home From Twirling School

Mrs Marshall Cook and Mrs Joe Byrd traveled to Fort Worth this weekend to pick up their daughters Darla Cook and Judy Byrd after completing a twirling school program.

Marshall Cook Joe Byrd Ft. Worth Thei Darla Cook Judy Byrd Twirling School

Reed couple heads to temple for foot surgery

Mr and Mrs Don Reed departed Wednesday afternoon for Temple where Don will undergo surgery on both feet Friday in a planned medical procedure.

Don Reed Temple Don

Baptist Brotherhood Fried Fish Dinner Held at Church

Forty six members of the Baptist Brotherhood attended a fried fish dinner in the church educational building last Monday evening. Wives were invited guests. Rev B W Mantooth Jim Carpenter and Sidney Randle prepared the meal. Joe Beck presided at the meeting and program. Richard Champ and Minnie Champ led group singing. Simon Hedges of Brownwood spoke about laymen led revivals by First Baptist Church Brownwood across the state.

The Baptist Brotherhood B. W. Mantooth Jim Carpenter Sidney Randle Joe Beck Brotherhood Richard Minnie Champ Simon Hedges Brownwood First Baptist Church of

Metcalf Family Heads for Arkansas Vacation

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Metcalf depart with their children Miles Ann and Sara for a two week trip to visit relatives in Arkansas.

Robert Metcalf Miles Ann Sara Arkansas

Grishams and Cunningham Visit Margaret Grisham at Camps

Mr and Mrs W P Grisham and Mrs Helen Cunningham and Jo Lynn visited Miss Margaret Grisham at Camp Walde mar Sunday. They also visited Mo Ranch and Camps Stewart Mystic and Heart o Hills.

W. P. Grisham Helen Cunningham Jo Lynn Margaret Grisham Camp Waldemar Mo Ranch Camps Stewart, Mystic Heart ’O Hills

Weekend Visit From Corpus Christi Family Arrives

Mr and Mrs John Kline and Johnny and David of Corpus Christi spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Albert Sear cy and Edith Rody and Ina.

John Kline Johnny David Corpus Christi Albert Searcy Edith Rody Ina

Also Mentioned on This Page

Alton Mason Milton Cavaness Milton Joseph's Pancho Kathy Marcus Aurelius Eagle Warehouse Company Kimble Singers Jim Simmons Holekamp Robby Carpenter James A. Gray Extension Service Texaco Fire Chief
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