Ban dy Family Weekend Visit Near Boerne
Mr and Mrs Harry L Ban dy and their children from Boerne spent the weekend with Mrs Lester Hodges.
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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1956
Page
8
Mr and Mrs Harry L Ban dy and their children from Boerne spent the weekend with Mrs Lester Hodges.
Woodrow of London spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Kothmann and Judy and Greer, sharing a social afternoon.
Jacquie Buster of San Antonio visited over the weekend with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Buster.
Mrs. Phil Stapp returned Sunday from San Antonio where she flew from Huntsville Ark after two weeks with relatives. In San Antonio she visited with her brother Julius Murr.
Mrs. Rutha Jones returns to her London home after an extended visit with relatives in West Texas.
Mr and Mrs B R Arm strong and Debra Ray of San Marcos spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs A C Hurte.
Den 5 boys assisted in the ceremony. Honor flag awarded to Den 1 for largest representation. Scoutmaster Frank Hubbell led blessing. El Roy Dechert offered invocation. Cubmaster Vernon Jones presided.
Luke Hagood was elected president of the youth boosters club organized Wednesday February 22 at a supper for youths and parents of the Methodist and Presbyterian Churches in the Methodist Annex. Mrs. Marshall Cook was elected vice president Cecil Craven secretary and Louis Loeffler treasurer. A liaison committee was named and Dr J E Wiedeman El Roy Dechert and Rev Warren Ellis spoke to the adult group. A skit by the youths followed. Forty parents and twenty five youths attended. Food was prepared and served by members of the Fellow-ship.
Ted Bolt won the mile in 4:58 while Frank Hubbell led Junction's star contenders. Millard Bennett took the 220 low hurdles in 21.1 and joined a successful mile relay with Woodrow Smith, Dobbs and Dutton in 3:40.1. Other top showings included James Jackson in pole vault, Leonard Haines in shot put, Jesse Cordero in discus, and the 440 yard relay with Mansfield, Motley, Edward Andrews and Kenneth Schulze.
Judge Walter W. Leamons names Mrs. Joe Felps as chairman pro tem of a County Historical Survey Committee created to comply with J. Wheat’s request. Other appointees include Miss Austin Durst Miss Thelma Schrier Mrs C L Bannowsky Frank Patterson Frank Hubbell Victoria Brewer Eunice Woodall Mrs Coke Stevenson and Mrs Frank Reinbold. The panel will organize like the Texas State Historical Survey Committee and collaborate with the State Committee.
Cash donations from ranchers and businesses funded prizes as champions in multiple classes were named. Fine wool lambs saw Lamar Itz and others top the list. fine wool commercial lambs highlighted Preston Taylor and peers. various categories crowned champions including Lamar Itz as fine wool champion and Randolph as overall show champion.
In a local livestock event, Borden Doe kids claimed top honors with Borden as champion, while Borden Billie led as reserve champion in the shooting segment. Amelia Rothmang and John Borde highlighted the entries, with Borde Champion goat noted in results.
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