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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1949
Page
4
Several anthrax cases in the county call for vaccination of livestock over six months with No 4 Spore vaccine and attention to dosage per brand. Jerry Dutton to exhibit a fleece at Sonora Wool and Mohair Show from a registered Rambouillet yearling. Birthday party notes and attendees accompany the county farming update.
Mr and Mrs J F Herring and daughter Jo Ann hosted a Sunday barbecue for relatives and friends including Elizabeth Herring Del Rio Tom Herring J T Sanderson John Barfield San Angelo Wesley Barfield El Paso Willie Bishop Newman California Dee Taylor R M Moore Leon Rhea Paula Kerrville Arch Reynolds Menard Allan Bishop Kathy Cleo Joe Bishop Charlie Bishop Charles Donald Gordon Doris L T Wood Harold Wood William James Linda Sue Bishop Roy Gilliam and others.
Mrs. E. D. Durham hosted a birthday party at the Durham home on Wednesday June 21 from 3 to 5 30 to celebrate Earl David s first birthday. Children played games and contests in the decorated living room with balloons and prizes awarded to Janet Lynn Maples and to the rest of the attendees.
The Efficiency Class of the Methodist Church met at Mrs. Gully Consert’s residence on Wednesday afternoon June 22. President Mrs. Roy Blackburn led the business session with reports on visits to shut ins strangers and the sick. New furniture and an organ were purchased for the classroom in the new educational building. Devotions were by Mrs. Howard Ragshill and Mrs. Cowsert oversaw contests during tea. Attending were numerous named ladies and hostesses including Lizzie Hodges Susie Smith Kerrville Ben Dechert Craft Moos R. M. Alexander F. H. Dunk H. K. Caldwell I. O. Weldon C. E. Sisler Lucy Motley A. W. Loeffler Ben Sigal O. W. Caldwell Roy Blackburn Howard Ragshill Daisy Hardeman Earl Hill Joe Felps W. M. Taylor C. C. Scott Ike Foley and the hostesses W. E. Bierschwale W. M. Taylor and Gully Cowsett. FOR SALE Pure blooded Collie pup six weeks old telephone 151 Menard Texas 141¢ Mrs Wilburn Ogle and Mrs Wade Ogle are in Christoval for treatment.
Joann Cunningham Barbara Wiedeman and Anne Ballanfant, Kimble girls, won awards during Hill Terrace Ranch field day. Joann took first in swimming, Barbara placed second in riding Group III, Anne earned third in Group II art handcraft. Red Cross swimming awards were given by Louise Pape with Lynn Sturges crowned queen. Patsy Powers won a Sixth District scholarship and favorite camper, with a sterling belt buckle awarded at banquet. Frances Find presented. Frances Ivy married Roy Sidney Poss in San Antonio.
Mr and Mrs Earl Barker express heartfelt appreciation for kind expressions of sympathy flowers and deeds in the loss of their infant son, promising lasting gratitude.
Mrs. Mark H. Leverett spent Sunday in Winters with her sister Mrs. W. R. Kenedy and Mrs. Kenedy's daughter, Mrs. Estelle Andrews of San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Craig of Laredo visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Craig and Charles Jr. early this week.
SID PETERSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL event featured a Jesus Light in Africa theme presented by Mrs. Howard Ragsdill and Mrs. H. D. Hardeman in the church education building on Tuesday June 21. The meeting was directed by Mrs. B L Smith with Mrs. Clay Secrest as vice president and refreshments provided by Mrs. J. L. Hodges and Mrs. Secrest for fourteen members.
Charles Bishop arrives home for a vacation visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Charlie Bishop and other relatives after serving on a Merchant Marines tour that took him to Arabia and other distant locales.
Mrs. Hal B. Snead, local AAA Administrative officer, attended a District AAA meeting in San Angelo on Tuesday. Damon Burrier of Oces sa is visiting his uncle and aunt in law Mr and Mrs Adolph Burrier and Shirley during an extended stay.
Mr and Mrs O C Mowat left Saturday for their Dallas home after spending the week with their hosts.
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