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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1939
Page
4
The Little Club guests met Thursday at Mrs. W. E. Allen's home for a bridge afternoon. Floral decor featured larkspur, roses, and sweet peas. Prize winners were Mrs. Roy Spiller (club prize), Mrs. Gervice Archer (guest trophy), and Mrs. L. R. Allen (cut prize).
Mrs. Clifford Hamer complimented the Little Contract Club with a Wednesday afternoon party at her home. Bouquets of roses decorated the rooms as prizes were awarded to Mrs. L. D. Borden and Mrs. Joe Eager. Guests included Mrs. L. D. Borden, Mrs. Roy Baker, Mrs. Joe Eager, Mrs. Philip Joseph, Mrs. Vann Martin, Mrs. C. A. Schraub, Mrs. Rudolph Tatum and Mrs. Omer Wright.
The regular 42 benefit party sponsored by the Legion Auxiliary will be held Friday night May 12.
Dr and Mrs J Holt Smith celebrated their son Mitchell a senior with a Saturday party at their home. Guests danced in a furniture free living room until midnight while Edwina Longren and Joanna Smith performed on piano and flute. A lawn supper followed with animal favors adding to the gaiety as couples mingled.
Cil Martin Holekamp Fred Haus mann Arthur Lee McCarroll Morris Nethery Billy Riley Jim and Cad do Wright and Mitchell Smith hosted a gathering with Mrs H O Denman assisting Dr and Mrs Smith in entertaining.
Members of the Fidelis Class of the Baptist Church enjoyed a Tuesday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs. Lydia Dunbar Mrs. Lottie M Jones and Mrs Clayton Hopkins at the Hopkins residence Spring flowers decorated the rooms Clever contests and games entertained the attendees Mrs Rankin Kothmann and Mrs O B Faubion won prizes A white elephant sale closed the event Those present included Mrs W H Baker Mrs Sam Bowers Mrs O B Faubion Mrs Hilary Henderson Mrs R Kothmann Mrs Mitchell McLendon Mrs Alton Powell Mrs M C Scott Mrs Marvin Skaggs Mrs Carl Taff Mrs Gussie Watson and the hostesses.
Mrs S P Woodward honored the Lunch eon Contract Club with a bridge at her home on Friday. Graceful floral decor, a noon luncheon, and a tea closing marked the gathering. Prize winners were Mrs W E Allen and Mrs A L Mudge among the guests listed.
The Agricultural Conservation Association reports receipt of 8251.59 in range benefit checks bringing total range benefits to 61587.15 and 4915.47 in farm benefits to date. Two range checks and 45 farm checks are pending totaling about 3500.00 to reach an estimated 70000.00 for 1938. Fifty three new applications have been received from first time participants aiming for a 95 percent county sign up.
The City Council and a fire department committee discussed floor plans for a proposed municipal building last night. An agreement was reached, but final construction cost depends on secured specifications and bids. Fire Department members hope work will begin soon for needed space.
The deferred grazing program under the 1939 Range Conservation Plan starts Monday May 15 and runs five months to October 15. Ranchers must notify the County Agent by May 13 for May inspections.
Landowners in Kimble County are notified to meet with county commissioners at the Kimble County Courthouse on Monday May 15 at 2 o clock to organize and elect delegates. Delegates will elect a representative to the District No 2 Soil and Water Conservation convention in Fort Stockton Texas on May 22 at 11 am to carry out the pro...
J B Randolph County Judge speaks on House Bill No 20 shaping soil and water program to attract further Federal assistance for landowners. Stanly Adams resumes seat at the commissioners court after recovering from injuries from a hill explosion near Yates crossing on the Main Llano.
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