Local FFA Boy Wins First In Judging Contest
Jimmy Hughes led the local FFA livestock judging team to victory at the Area II Judging Contest in Lubbock with 462 points. Junction placed fifth as the team competed against 37 others. Dennis Blackburn and Bill McNutt also placed high with Dennis fourth in cattle grading and Bill among the top five in hog judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Hughes
FFA
Lubbock
Junction
Bill McNutt
Dennis
Blackburn
Bill
Jimmy
Bronte
Rock
Wesleyan Guild Installs Officers in April Meeting
Mrs E R Borden conducted the installation of officers when the Wesleyan Guild met Thursday evening April 28 in the home of Mrs J E Wiedeman. Hostesses assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Borden
Wesleyan Guild
J. E. Wiedeman
Local Club Elects Officers and Plans European Clothing Drive
Mmes Wiedeman Marvin E Blackburn J B Jordan and Chetty Porter serve as officers with Porter resigning as vice president and Frank Hubbell elected to fill the vacancy. Lorene Liverman becomes leisure time chairwoman. Blackburn gives devotional as the group votes a clothing donation to a European country and shares refreshments with a long list of members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmes. Wiedeman
Marvin E. Blackburn
J. B. Jordan
Chetty Porter
Frank Hubbell
Lorene Liverman
Leisure Time
Raymond Schneider
Frank Black
Flem Felps
Astor Wallace
Vic Urban
Dorothy Westmoreland
Wilmer Slaton
R. D Borden
Joe
Parker Charles Cunningham and Miss Floy Stegall
Charles Cunningham Parker is united with Miss Floy Stegall in a formal ceremony joined by Miss Cath erine Randolph as a participant in the event observed by local community figures.
School Band Wins Awards At League Meet
The Junction School Band earned high marks at the Interscholastic League Music Competition Festival in San Angelo, rating II amid bands larger and more experienced. Eight teen players won individual awards, with first places for Rayola Schneider, Margaret Grisham, and Lee Borden in solos, and three ensembles earning second place.
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Junction
San Angelo
Clayton A. Dodd
Rayola Schneider
Margaret Grisham
Lee Borden
Billie Joyce Vaden
Betty Powell
Tilden Stewart
Kenneth Williams
Jack Stephen
Joyce Hearn
Rob Roy Spiller
Bob Motley
Sally Prater
Jo Ella Bolt
Dale Warren
L. D. Borden
Mines
Leon Powell
Raymond Sehneider
W. P. Grisham
James Liverman Wins Texas A and M Distinguished Awards
Three graduating seniors from the School of Arts and Sciences at Texas A&M College were named to receive distinguished honor awards by faculty. James L. Liverman of Junction, Nicodemus J. Kutac Jr. of Hallettsville, and John Boin Seltartar f of Alto will receive the awards at June 3 commencement exercises. Liverman, a science major in biology, carries a 2.74 GPA and has been active in student affairs. He also received the Krueger award for 1948-49, a $500 annual prize funded by C. C. Krueger and W. H. Krueger of San Antonio, awarded to a junior with high scholastic record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Arts and Sciences
Texas A&m College
James Leslie Liverman
Junction
Nicodemus J. Kutac, Jr
Hallettsville
John Boin Singletarf
Alto
Liverman
Krueger
C. C. Krueger
W. H. Krueger
San Antonio
Senior Classified Applicant With Notable Academic Service
A senior for fall 1949 seeks aid based on three years of work earning about $150 annually. He has served as biology department student assistant for two years, held roles in campus groups, and is vice-president of the Texas Collegiate Academy of Science. A veteran with air force service and a second lieutenant reserve commission, he earned a Caltech graduate fellowship for 1949-50, is married with a two year old daughter, and is the son of John and Mrs. Liverman of Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Students Arts and Sciences Council
Texas Collegiate Academy of Science
Texas Academy of Science
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Air Force
California Institute of Technology
John A. Liverman
Junction
Weekend visits from Austin and San Angelo residents
Mr. and Mrs. J M Scott of Austin spent the weekend with their parents Mr. and Mrs. J W St Clair and family. Mrs. Sidney Ramsey and daughter Maisie of San Angelo visited Mrs. Ramsey's sister Mrs Samma Baker and other relatives here last week.
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J- M. Scott
Austin
Mrs
J. W. St. Clair
Sidney Ramsey
Maisie
San Angelo
Ramsey
Samma Baker
Bowling League Schedule for City Cafe and Others
Social League listings show May 9 matches City Cafe against iGuffy Drilling Co and Nelsons Garage against Texan Beauty Shop. May 12 features Luckenbach Hardware Co against Sanders Funeral Home and Wrights Cafe against Piggly Wiggls Hill Country. May 10 includes T. J. Moore versus Hotel Las Lomas and Mt. View Lodges versus Silver Gables. May 13 pits Dr. McLaughlin's Slipjoints against Kimble Supply Co and Borden Company against Texas Joe Hatter.
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City Cafe
iGuffy Drilling Co
Nelsons Garage
Texan Beauty Shop
Luckenbach Hardware Co
Sanders Funeral Home
Wrights Cafe
Piggly Wiggls
T. J. Moore
Hotel
Federation of Women's Clubs Meeting in Kimble County
Mrs. Fordtran Johnston hosts the Kimble County Federation of Women's Clubs at her home on Monday May 7 with new officers to be installed. Mrs. Chester Bannowsky co hosts. Annual and district reports, youth center updates and other events to be presented. Business session planned. Former and new officers and presidents invited. New club presidents urged to attend. Meeting begins 3:30 pm.
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Fordtran Johnston
Kimble County
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State Bank
Junction, Texas
Springs
Odessa
Roscoe
Harper
Texas
Rex
Parkay Oleo
del Monte
Pinegrove
Decker
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
James Liverman
Texas A & M
Hill Country League
Federation OF Women's Clubs
Felix T. Tybor
Optometrist
Palace Theatre
FreDeRicksburg, Texas
C. A. Schraub CO
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