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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1949
Page
2
The sample ballot lists six constitutional amendments. It includes provisions on civil service for counties, legislative sessions and member compensation, creation of hospital districts, a general registration law replacing poll tax, and a statewide retirement and disability system for appointive county officials.
A lively London columnist recalls a Friday night Hallowe'en carnival with friends like Billy Williamson funding a late supper. He notes Texas ballet secrecy, laments legislature, and shares visits at W M Taylor and Elmer Harrison homes with talk of California trips, London Texas reminiscences, and family chats with Bascom Stevenson and Agnes Jarvis.
Sunday School at 9 45 a m with Gene Jones superintendent Worship at 11 am led by Alfred Severin from Austin Theological Seminary Circle No 11 meets at 3 pm with Mrs M E Worrell Tuesday Nov 8 Circle No III meets at 2 30 pm Thursday Nov 10
Mrs Leslie Schoolcraft underwent surgery at the Wiedeman Clinic Monday morning of last week.
Thirty-one firemen attended last Tuesday night as J. L. Trott Baptist evangelist and Hill Country Firemen Association former chaplain spoke. The Ladies Auxiliary served doughnuts and coffee. Rotary Club and Fire Department enjoy strong attendance. Mrs. Frank Wilson and Mrs. G. P. Bessent visited homes. Everitt spoke on virtues at the Lions Club.
Friday report notes continued influx of people to Houston for housing transport and work opportunities as well as educational facilities. The piece highlights sustained demand across housing and services fueling growth. Local officials emphasize infrastructure and education as key needs for newcomers.
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