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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1943
Page
2
A new refining technique could raise gasoline performance boosting aircraft engine power from 23 to 35 percent. The added torque would improve fighter speed or climb, while bombers gain lift, payload capacity, and cruising range. Industry emphasizes free enterprise and national progress.
Mrs. Cora Brewster and Mr. Howard Callaway wed Saturday evening April 24 at the Blair residence near Cisco. Officiant Rev. H. D. Blair. vows followed a longtime Deep Creek resident Mrs. Brewster known for community service. The couple will reside in Junction Texas after a picnic reception hosted by friends.
Mrs. C W McCarroll and her high school pupils staged a piano play for National Music Week. Vandevere’s Major Scale and Lt Minor led a court recital with 20 piano numbers and various instrumental solos. The program featured Lida Oliver as Princess of Castle Harmony, multiple pupils in musical roles, and a final audience performance of the Star Spangled Banner.
A poem by Mrs. Frank L. Wilson honors Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Spiller for their Golden Wedding anniversary in 1893 1943. It notes fifty years of love since their 1893 marriage and looks forward to continued blessings as they approach the anniversary next Sunday at the Spiller home.
Women from city clubs hosted 98 officers and six enlisted men at the Legion Hut on a trip to 700 Springs. Chaperones Mrs. Si Cavaness and Mrs. Antoinette Wynne led 10 young ladies to the camp while Mrs. Clay Secrest, Mrs. Ed Allen and Mrs. Dorothy Westmoreland attended. They enjoyed a well balanced Army camp meal.
An improvised self powered magnetic scrap picker built from odds and ends now handles the work once done by six workers gathering a company’s scrap.
The South Llano Ladies Sewing Club met with Mrs. Britt Allsup on May 5, sharing a chicken dinner and sewing. A surprise gift box honored Mrs. W. W. Barker for her loyalty during Mr. Barker’s illness, with 9 members listed present and a June 2 picnic planned for husbands.
Citizens urged to join a nationwide scrap metal drive with the call to contribute every day. The campaign promotes collecting metal for the war effort and strengthens communal support.
Nuts and bolts for steam turbines and other heavy duty work can be made 40 percent stronger using a new tapered design.
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