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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1925
Page
6
This item presents a collection of dessert and dish ideas with measurements. Includes Baked Indian Pudding Steamed Delight Raisin Pie Orange Sauce and Cheese Salad with practical steps and ingredient lists suitable for mid 20th century kitchens.
Verece Magnet 55 Lois Hawkins presents London and Junction classes in the musical comedy Billie the Sailor Boy assisted by local talent. Proceeds go to Public School and Community Hall in London on May 5 and in Junction on May 7 to support Public School needs.
We will buy clean cotton rags suitable for cleaning machinery and pay 5 to 714 cents per pound. No flannels or cheesecloth or old underclothing. Deliver to the Eagle office after the musical comedy. By special request, Kittrell Durst will sing When I swim the Golden River.
Red Creek saw two inches of rain Sunday night with lighter showers toward London. Construction at the London school is under way and should continue steadily until completion. Everett and Orlan Stewart visited Junction Saturday. John Dagin and Leslie Winsett are filling gravel holes on the London road. Fred Pearson and family returned from Lubbock. Sylvester France and Abilene family visited Dr and Mrs France. Mr. Cummins Massey drilled a 60 foot well on his new farm, water within two feet of the surface. Cub Hardesty returned from Oklahoma where he worked with his father. Bill Cummins plants watermelons this week. Fodder ground work continues after the rain. All are urged to attend the play The Hoooded Coon likely May 20th. The date isn’t fixed. Mrs Coffman of Millsap and family visited Sunday. Lacy Fleming came from Brady to Junction. Bascom Stephenson was at Telegraph. E Callender and J Robertson were in Junction for business Saturday.
Our vicinity enjoyed a good rain Sunday night and residents greet the day with bright smiles. Mrs. Gus Henderson and babies visited her mother Mrs. Ed Fleming. A. O. Moran has been ill for several days. Dr. F. Burt was called Saturday and remained critically ill Sunday. Drs. Wright and Leuhrs attended him, with some improvement noted Monday morning. Two of his
Burl Kirkpatrick’s family from Boerne moved here and are welcomed by the community. William Fairchilds took Lula Belle to Kerrville for a thorn removal. A Taylor family picnic at the big water hole drew twenty four attendees. Charles Fairchild and Allen Davis shear sheep. Mangues family members camping and fishing in J W Taylor’s pasture join many Taylors from nearby towns. Music enjoyed at camp. Warren Taylor stayed with Arl and Laymon Taylor, while Mrs Latham and children visited her mother Mrs Taylor in Roosevelt.
Floyd Daharsh, recently ill, is reported much better. Miss Dewey Brown and her pupils with parents attended a party at Mrs. Rufus Parker's home Thursday night. Roosevelt had no mail Monday due to high water. Most youths visited 700 Springs on Sunday for a day trip. Roosevelt boys played a baseball game at Claud Lawler's Saturday evening.
A Sunday night rain brought much needed moisture. Charles Taylor recovers from mumps. Young folks enjoyed a dance at the Parker home Friday. Return two tennis rackets marked W. M and Fairfield to Hankins porch. Tenns Club member note. Forty boys and girls perform in chorus and cast of Billie the Sailor Boy with singing dancing and comedy stunts at London 5th and Junction 7th.
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