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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1938
Page
4
Amid debates on regulation a revised system suggests private hosts could spur better products at lower prices than government driven schemes. Critics warn of uneven quality and access while supporters cite competitive pressures and consumer choice.
Texas counties in district 11 cooperate in a statewide rat control campaign led by Texas A and M Extension Service. By November 9, about 20 000 pounds of poisoned bait will be distributed to limit the rat problem and typhus spread across agricultural districts under R S Miller supervision.
The outlook notes steady business gains despite war scares and wage disputes. Railroads loom as a key variable. labor troubles threaten progress if widespread. Retail and manufacturing activity climb, with construction showing strong new life as a positive omen for the economy.
An exposé on a 1938 United States Printing Office pamphlet issued to promote the Tennessee Valley Authority. It accuses TVA of benefiting from tax exemptions, free services, and tax-funded printing while using government resources, urging readers to consider the impact of a government-backed rate yardstick on private business.
In celebration of the fifty seventh wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Joe Callan, Mr and Mrs Ray Holland hosted an all day party at their arch home on Sunday October 30. Attendees included Mrs Holland, their daughter, and other relatives including Mr and Mrs M M Cal Ale, Mes Laurence Cab rais, Shiv and Cathon, plus Mr and Mrs Cal Ale.
Mrs Roy Spiller hosted a bridge afternoon at her table ranch home on October 2 with guests including Mrs Coke R Stevenson Jr and others. A Halloween party at the Tatum residence featured Margaret Ruth Baker Billy and Jane Tatum with games fortunes and witch themed refreshments for about 15 children.
Mrs Arthur Dunbar honored her children Joy and June with a Halloween party at Price's Camp. Jack o lanterns pumpkins and witches created a spooky mood as toy horns served as favors. The children played games and enjoyed cookies and apples at the end with a list of young attendees.
Mr and Mrs Weaver H hosted the junior class on Monday evening for a Halloween party at their Brambletie ranch. The old home was decorated with black and orange streamers pumpkins jack o lanterns witches and goblins. A long refectory table with a Halloween cloth and dished plates completed the setting. Thirty young people enjoyed a tour of the house and a barbecue supper. Mr and Mrs Dewitt Consert were in Junction Saturday meeting friends.
Marilyn Baker hosted a Halloween costume party Friday at her parents home with about 15 children. Ghosts, skeletons, jack o lanterns and black cats created a spooky setting. games, cookies, and candy followed disguises and prize recognitions. A Methodist Church youth masquerade Saturday night featured a haunted hall, live guidance, and notable costumes with about 35 attendees supervised by Rev. and Mrs. Hill.
Mrs Clifford Hamer and two other hostesses welcomed Fi delis Sunday School members of the Baptist Church to the Hamer residence on Thursday afternoon. Halloween decor with jack o lanterns and autumn leaves set the theme for the tea table. Chinese checkers provided entertainment as guests listed included Mrs La D Borden and others.
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