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Newspaper

Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1939

Page

8

Bear Creek Notes Highlight Local Weddings News and Activities

Frequent showers keep Bear Creek ranges green. The Hunger well cementing by Haliburton Oil Well Cementing Co. is reported. Ramona Irene Pabst born to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pabst. Theron Morrow and Inez Pierce wed in Cleo. Local social events include study club teas, art exhibits, and a piano recital. Several residents travel to San Angelo and Brownwood for family and community events.

Bear Creek Haliburton Oil Well Cementing Co Ramona Irene Raymond Pabst Cleo Kimble Menard County Theron Morrow Ft. Griffin Inez Pierce Brownwood J. S. White Morrow Stewart Ranch Thomas Coney Guss Bannowsky Ed_ Bode Terry Jetton Roy Salter Chester Bannow

Manners of Menard Elate Local Arts and Cooking Scenes

The writer praises the Cactus Study Club tea and Ruth Simon Bode's art exhibit. A 1939 40 Texas Almanac from The Menard News arrives by mail, inspiring interest in last year’s Cooking School recipes. The note mentions attending the school later this month and counts males seen in Edwards county last Monday.

Cactus Study Club Ruth Simon Bode Texas Almanas the Menard News Menard News Almanac The Edwards County

Notice tax payers on delinquent taxes

Board of Trustees votes to sue for delinquent school taxes if unpaid within 30 days after due notice. Several thousand dollars owe. urgency to collect to operate the school. Encourages payment to avoid litigation and notes fairness. Also reports local social notes about Faubion and Randle families and visitations.

Board of Trustees

Junction Sends Representatives To WICC Meet

Dug Motley secretary of the Chamber of Commerce reports duty and leads the delegation to Abilene for the West Texas Chamber of Commerce Convention on the 16th 17th and 18th. He is joined by R E Homann County Agent to represent Kimble county. A car will join the parade to promote Kimble county and its soils water conservation work. The soil conservation contest offers 500 300 and 200 dollars for first second and third places. Motley will return to organize the local Chamber after the convention to boost chamber mindedness in Junction and Kimble county.

Dug Motley Chamber of Commerce Abilene West Texas Chamber of Commerce Motley R. E. Homann Kimble County Junction Kimble

Kimble County Names Local Soil Conservation Committee

The Kimble County soil conservation advisory committee was chosen by ranchmen and farmers at the courthouse on Monday. Members are J. O. Wright, Joe Gardner, L. R. Hodges, and Willie Collins representing Precincts 1 through 4. Wright will represent Kimble at a district conference at Fort Stockton next Monday, where a delegate will be chosen for the state meeting in Temple on May 29 to name a soil control board.

Kimble County J. O. Wright Joe Gardner L. R. Hodges Willie Collins Fort Stockton Temple Soil Control Board

Scouts Thank Local supporters for reorganized activities

The Boy Scouts express gratitude to businesses civic clubs and others aiding the reorganization of scout activities. They especially thank Ramsey Variety Store for donating 32 skillets for camping trips. Mr and Mrs Clarence Hyde and son Durward visited Mr and Mrs R E McKay over the weekend and learned their two grandchildren were visiting including Patricia Ann Blanks of San Angelo.

Ramsey Clarence Hyde Durward R. E. McKay Mrs. McKay Patricia Ann Blanks San Angelo

Woodmen Camp Discusses Plans for New Hall

The local Woodmen of the World camp met Tuesday evening and debated building a hall in the future. Proposals include adding a second floor to a one story structure or constructing a new building. A committee was appointed to study the options.

Woodmen of the World

Local Residents Visit Relatives Over Weekend

Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Scott and their sons Billie and Bobbie spent the weekend with relatives at Lam passas. Mr. and Mrs. Dillard Motley returned from a short vacation to Rockport and other Gulf Coast spots, leaving Bob with his grandmother Lucy Motley during their trip.

M. C. Scott and Sons Billie and Bobbie Lampassas Mrs. Dillard Motley Rockport Bob Lucy Motley Gulf Coast

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Wisconsin Schreiner-Hodges Co Mrs Chester Bannowsky Grover Landers Jean Mrs. Landers Novene Baylor Walnut Canyon Ranch Chester del Rio American Legion Wallace Long Allen Bishop W. A. Bannowsky London F. A. Weaver John Dragoo Alfred Bannowsky Delbert Dragoo C. W. McCarroll Ann Bannowsky Bear’ Creek Annie MacTaggart of Eden Enoch Arden Bear Creek Study Club Dodie de Belle Vue Sponsored By P.T. A Mrs. Otis Faubion Lampasas Terry Randle Pleas Randle A. G. Sheppard Los Angeles W. H. Sheppard Junction Warehouse Company Junction High School Vocational Agriculture Department Bonded Warehouse Service C. T. Holekamp WICC Mammoth Street Parade Piggly Wiggly California Krafts Plymouth Woodbury’s Soap Calif R. H. Carmichael Local Soil Conservation Committee C. A. Schraub CO Junction National Bank
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