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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1939
Page
5
A census of social visits, farm notes, and business reminders across San Angelo and nearby towns. Residents and guests include Patterson, Jarvis, Gardner, Fleming, Baylor, Bishop, Bannowsky, Kellam, Schneider, Cowle, Jones, Bridges, Bowers, Ferguson, Upshaw, Mudge, Livingston, and others. Also mentions baby chicks for sale, auto tires, Texaco products, and Brooks Dairy services.
Needing glasses Milton LaVelle Ben Grobe Ed die Grobe Albert Schlueter and Horace Stegall were Kerrville visitors Sunday. For sale Maytag washer used about 30 days discount offered. Various farm notices include cattle and horse sales plus hens and bulls. Local residents Mr and Mrs J E Deats Dr J E Wiedeman and family and W B Brown with guests noted.
Fire discovered in the rear of the Wm. Goldberg Store about 10 o'clock Saturday night drew a large crowd to Junction. Damage to stock being inventoried, origin undetermined, fire department containment credited for limiting spread to the rear. Mrs. Goldberg away in San Antonio. Mrs. J. L. Cunningham also in San Antonio for medical care. Elder W. H. Nichols Jr. to preach at Junction Church of Christ Sunday. Local notices and visitors mentioned.
Schreiner Hodges Company installs a fresh and cured meat counter this week and will open Saturday. Equipment partial by then. full service expected soon with H P Barrow in charge of the new counter.
Mrs A L Mudge welcomed Contract Luncheon Club members to her Red Hollow ranch home on Wednesday. Guest of honor was birthday celebrant Mrs St Woodward. St Patrick motif and green decor complemented a three course lunch served at noon with a Madeira cloth and Calandulas centerpiece. Gift shower followed.
Tea and little cakes were served to Mrs. Lee J Corkill Mrs Say ers Farmer Mrs H G Hubert Mrs Philip Joseph Mrs W R McKee Mrs Clay Secrest the honoree and hostess.
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