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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1956
Page
2
R A Cotter of Junction who ranches on Johnson Fork has been elected to membership in the American Aberdeen Anguos Breeders Association at Chicago. Cotter was among 11 Texas purebred Aberdeen Ang aes breeders elected to membership during the past month.
Barbara Wiedeman is back home for the weekend from Southwestern University.
The State of Texas serves Vera Haggard Conger with a divorce petition filed February 13 1956 by James B. Conger. The citation requires an answer by April 2 1956 before the Kimble County District Court in Junction.
The notice lists candidates for county and district posts including Sheriff Tax Assessor and Collector J O Wright John Cowsert County Commissioner Precinct 1 Marvin Skaggs and Precinct 3 a Syte. Voters are informed to submit their write ups by July 28 1956 and prices apply per word.
Junction track team tied Andrews for first with 28 points at the Comanche Relays in Ft Stockton. Dutton won the 880 and Dobbs swept high and low hurdles while Dobbs was top point earner. Bolts and Cordero also placed in hurdles and discus. The mile relay finished third and the mile race highlighted a strong season wrap.
Dee McInnis and Ramona St. Clair were elected voting delegates to the district and area meetings. Mrs. Borden outlined plans for attending the area meeting at William B. Travis High School in Austin. Kay Motley introduced Vern on Jones who spoke on Civil Defense in Junction. Motley then spoke on traffic safety. Refreshments were served after adjournment in the H. E. room by Jean Person, Gwen Sellers, Sandra Whitaker, Ramona St. Clair and Lenora Ashley. Last week a committee nominated Kay Motley to run for a District office from our chapter.
Next Sunday Mrs Maurice J Nethery Jr will present a program by a group of Girl Scouts, M E Worrell reported Last Sunday Lemuel Jones gave a talk His son Johnny gave a reading The Old Ditch Digger.
Mr and Mrs Lester Phillips and daughter Miss Earleen Phillips of Barksdale were Junction visitors Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Harold Jacoby and Mike and Kennon of Mt Home visited Mr and Mrs Arthur Johnston Sunday, sharing time with the Johnston household.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Shearer return to Junction occupying their former Mason duplex apartment after living in Kerrville. The move restores their residence to the same address with no disruption noted.
Mr and Mrs Clay Secrest returned Wednesday of last week from a visit with relatives in College Station and Hamilton.
Mr and Mrs K Halbert Barbara and Jocelyn moved last week from 17th Street to the Fred Mudge house vacated by the W P Rileys.
Mr and Mrs Mro Durst and Mrs Asa Farmer traveled Friday to Austin to spend the weekend with relatives, planning a brief family gathering away from home.
Mrs FE P Farr and Mrs Zora Graham joined Mr and Mrs Alfred Bannowsky for a day at Roy Jacoby ranch on Saturday Alfred helped with goat shearing during the outing.
Mrs Eugene Strickland and her son Eugene Lee Jr were discharged Monday from Kerrville hospital and returned home with Reverend Strickland.
Mrs W E Tatum and Roy Jacoby arrived from Menard to help their st group Leti Club with distribution of civil defense leaflets outlining disaster procedures. Letha Ellen Jacoby spent the afternoon with her great grandmother Mrs P Farr and other relatives.
Mrs John Leamons joined Mr and Mrs Frank Jackson for a weekend visit then returned to Austin on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs John Munn departed M day evening for a visit. Mr and Mrs Gay Munn with Anita Kay left Kerrville to Lampasas then plan to return. Mr Max Mu and family accompany before returning home.
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