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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1950
Page
3
Mrs Terry Jetton entertained the Jacoby Bannowsky wedding party with a rehearsal dinner on the lawn of the R H Loeffler home Thursday evening June 15. She was assisted by Mrs Loeffler and Mrs Elgin Dechert with cut flowers decorating the buffet. About 25 attended.
Lt. Alvin B. Wooten on active duty at Fort Sam Houston spent the weekend with relatives. Mrs. Wooten, visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Secest, accompanies him back to San Antonio.
Mrs Mayo Woodruff of San Antonio visits her father B O Newby and brother LaRue Newby and plans to reunite with her husband who was here last week. Mrs K G Durst stays with Joe Boyer family in Austin and returns with Miss Austin Durst from A M College. W M Moore and family visit Rocksprings Friday. J S Farmer and daughters Josephine and Margaret send letters from Banff Lake Louise Canada. A D Flatt of Snyder visits friends in Junction.
I thank everyone for visits cards letters flowers and expressions of friendship while I was sick. I especially thank those who cared for my garden. May God bless each of you for your kind deeds.
Pastor Rev. Olen D. Welch leads Sunday School at 9 15 a m Morning Worship at 11 00 a m Training Union at 7 00 p m Evening Worship at 8 00 p m Mid Week Service online at 5 p m Mr and Mrs C W McCarroll spent Father's Day weekend in Amarillo
Miss Bernice and Mr Bennie Cobb hosted a 42 and canasta party at their residence Friday night June 9. Guests included August Hunger Lester Land Jim Herron W W House Harvey Hull Charley Walker Robert Cobb Earl Hyde Mt. Home Ben Sigal Larry Stapp Willie Collins Ed Walker Nancy Cobb Cuero Arthur Schulze Nealy Jackson Robey Ferguson Big Lake John Reynolds W H Whitworth Jay Poynor Edwina Hunger Larry Judy Linda Ann Land Gail Jimmy Herron Alice Elaine Hull Ellen George Walker Jacqueline Cobb Earline H B Hyde Mt. Home Mattie Lucille Hyde Johnnie Irene Reynolds Molly Jo Poynor Floyd Meacham Melvin Hull George Carlin.
Mrs. W. E. Tatum Jr. of Gatesville, visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Spiller, spent the weekend with them as her rodeo contestant husband joined them.
Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Holcomb and their sons Harry and Paul came back from Austin to spend a week at their home before Mr. Holcomb resumes work at the University of Texas.
Mr and Mrs Blant Means arrived Saturday from Houston for a week long stay and are stopping at Hotel Las Lomas.
London Chapter 8 8 installs 15 officers and five members at its June regular meeting. Mrs Eva Hardesty becomes Worthy Matron, Ernest Hardesty Worthy Patron, with Emma Hahn Associate Matron and John Warner Associate Patron. Past Matron pin presented to Mrs Marvin Pearl. Social hour follows with cake for twenty members.
Don Reed Cecil Woodard and Guss Bannowsky attended the Sonora Wool and Mohair Co show in Sonora last week.
Mrs. W. A. Bannowsky paid a social visit in London last week along with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Waddell and Bud Weaver.
The S P C Club met with Mrs. Alvah Pearl on Wednesday afternoon for Bingo and a pot holder gift for each member. After the business session she served congealed salad snaps cookies and punch to members and visitors including Mrs H B Collins Rex Lavelle Joyce Martin Alice Dayton Sharon Rimes Johnnie Rimes and Mr Mrs J A Zoom and daughter of Baytown.
Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Mahony and children Donnie and Linda of San Antonio spent Father’s Day with Mrs. Mahony’s parents Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Farmer.
Mr and Mrs N P Fields return to their Bear Creek ranch from Odessa where Mr Fields received medical treatment He will be confined to bed most of the time for about another week.
Henry A Grubbs is minister Eugene Jones is superintendent of Sunday School at 10 00 a m Visitors welcome Ivy Community holds second and fourth Sunday evenings Mr and Mrs C D Bruce of Santa Anna were rodeo visitors Saturday evening Mrs Guss Bannowsky and children Ruby and Kenneth ill with chicken pox this week Mr and Mrs Grover Landers and Jean Suzann Simpson and Miss Maguerite Strube were San Antonio visitors Friday
County Agent J W Jennings visited Fort Worth last week and returned Friday with his wife and two children. Their son John William Jr born June 4 in Dallas and daughter Jan Elizabeth accompanied them from the home of Mrs Jennings' parents Mr and Mrs R E Heister.
Jay Lowry of Van Horn visits his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lowry and Mrs. J. T. Swanson for a family gathering.
Mr and Mrs Herbert H Boerm arrived Wednesday of last week for a visit with relatives here after traveling in Woodsboro Ingleside and Corpus Christi. They reside in Woodville.
Mrs Emma Abel of Crosbyton departed Sunday after an extended stay with her sister Mrs W E Hagood.
Mrs J T Swanson returned Tuesday of last week from an extended visit in Wichita Falls and Fort Worth.
Mrs. Albert Taylor will host the Cemetery Aid Society meeting on Thursday July 6 at her home. The business session begins at 3 30 p m All members urged to attend.
Mr and Mrs Hal Holland were visitors in San Angelo during the previous week arriving and touring local sites. Their stay highlighted the city’s hospitality and local attractions conducted as a brief social note.
Mr and Mrs Verlan Skaggs were visitors to San Antonio on Monday with local sightseeing and social engagements noted by the newspaper.
Mr and Mrs T M Tomberlin and Jeanne Claire of Iraan are visiting relatives and friends here on vacation. They arrived Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Albert Taylor returned Monday for a vacation to Eagle Lakes and Galveston. They visited the home of their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Tom Kirksley of Eagle Lake who joined them to Galveston.
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