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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1938
Page
3
Local column records Austin and Dallas visitors Mrs. C. T. Holekamp and the Eckert family guests from Fredericksburg and Dallas. It notes illness for W. A. Buster and L. M. Andrews stroke, church conference attendance, and several social visits, with ads for Moores paints and Schraub Co. farm equipment and washing machine offers.
Tahoka Abilene and San Angelo visitors include Mr. and Mrs. W E Hagood visiting children. W E McAngus joins Junction Warehouse Co. after Louie Ragland. Tony Rieck recovers from San Angelo accident. Public notices seek old buttons for relief sewing. C A Barker announces birth of Clovis Ray son May 5 and proud grandparents share news.
A wild flower display is set for Friday morning at the High School building and in Saturday the flowers will be arranged in the windows of Denman Insurance Agency. The State Highway Department funds the display and asks Kimble County Highway Beautification Chairman Mrs. W P Riley to oversee. The organizing committee includes Mrs N C Tulloss Mrs Charles Ramsey and Mrs Reuben Loeffler.
The P T A will give a carden party on Tuesday evening May 17 to honor Mr and Mrs George H Mitchell. All parents and friends of the school are invited to attend.
Mountain Camp No. 134 Woodmen of the World will hold a barbecue supper at the lodge hall on Tuesday May 17 at 0 o'clock All members are urged to attend.
A report records Mr and Mrs Russell Rambo of McCamey visiting Mr and Mrs C Godwin for the fishing season opening. Mrs P Rankin visited her son Jake Rankin in Lubbock. Jake shows slight improvement but remains in poor condition.
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