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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1948
Page
3
Production figures show mo hair output in 1947 was lower. Texas produced about 17.467 million pounds, roughly 3 percent below 17.88 million pounds the prior year, the smallest clip since 1939 as fewer animals were sheared.
George S Benson argues the American standard of living stems from a productive system free of state interference. He cites Russia and Britain as examples of mismanaged economies under socialism and urges preserving the American approach. Mrs Mattie Patterson and Mrs Dorothy Westmoreland visited San Antonio over the weekend.
Mrs. John L. Phillips hosted Circle Two of the Presbyterian Women's Auxiliary at her home Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Circle chairman Mrs. Roy Coker led the prayer and Bible study on "The Kingdom Come" with Mrs. W. C. Oliver presenting the study. Mrs. QO. EB. Oberwetter discussed the Survey article "Do I Mean It" before adjournment and a social hour with refreshments for members and two visitors from Circle One.
Three new members joined the Woodmen Lodge of Junction at a Tuesday meeting. They are Billy A. Walters E. J. Smith and Laverne Barker. Smith was present to take the obligation. Wade Ogle was reinstated.
Craft events announce Friday 7 30 start for Woodmen groups and an invitation to see Woodman films in Kerrville. W M Moore and son Don visited Austin and College Station with Mrs James Liverman and Carol Jean. They plan to stay through Easter with Mr Liverman and Mr Moore joining for the holiday weekend.
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