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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1939
Page
6
The library has received Book Digest for 1938 and 1939 current numbers. It lists about 1000 books yearly with author, price, publisher, and descriptive notes. Excerpts from eighty journals reflect varying views and are indexed with plus and minus signs. Purchased with library funds.
A student humorously catalogs a bout with spring fever that leads to a vivid home project. Aiming for a bold room, she paints floors and walls in vermilion, purple, and blue, walks barefoot on the paint, endures a scolding from mother, and pays $17.50 in supplies. The piece ends with a caution to ignore such magazine cures.
Barbara Clay Secrest presided on March 15 as Jewell Bode reported on What we Seldom Witness but Of ’en Read About and Gene Nickell spoke on Gold in Fountain Pens. Max Munn was elected president for the next meeting while campus chatter covers dances, couples, anonymous letters, and locker notes among numerous students.
Douglas Box moves to Harper and Harold McDonald to San Antonio. Box and Minnie Pearl Williams withdraw from Mrs Patterson's room. Lloyd Wood is new. Tinsley pupils decorate for Easter. Grade 7-A posters on safety. Seventh grade girls beat freshmen 17 to 5 in baseball. Four County Meet tryouts: Beulah Mae Young and John Laushman 7B first and second. Jesus Torres third. George Aice 7A ill with appendicitis. Dorothy Jackson 7-B ready writers first. Helen Hardin 7-A second. UT Inter scholastic judges Roy Bedicheck and others set for Four County meet in Junction March 24-25. Howard Payne College also sending judges.
Il Duce celebrates a victory while Roy Dale McKay finishes second in the 40 yard dash securing runner up status. McKay trails the winner by a narrow margin as spectators note a brisk tailwind and competitive field.
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