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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1955
Page
3
Wille visited their parents Mr and Mrs Allen Robbins over the weekend in Kings. David Wayne of Kings joined the outing, marking a family gathering centered on home ties and kinship.
Mrs. Raborn completes a week long stay in San Antonio accompanying Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Bannowsky who spent the weekend there.
Mrs. Joan Cunningham notes next week as Book Week with nationwide library and school celebrations. She urges returning overdue books during Nov 1 to 15 with fines suspended, and highlights child literature history and the award winning You aren’t reading Miguel by Joseph Krumbold as a reminder to readers.
Curly Lawson claims to have been first in the area to use roadside vending machines. He has sold milk and eggs in one for about a year and endorses it, though with caveats. He notes the model includes refrigeration, heater, automatic sign, and coin operations, but warns the machine costs about 3500 dollars to buy or operate, especially off the main highway.
From my seat Curly shows pioneering spirit while others favor proven methods. People's ideas differ on many subjects. You may always drink buttermilk with meals, whereas a glass of beer feels like the automatic choice to me.
Mr and Mrs Jordan Cunning ham took Mrs L R Parker, Mrs Cuningham's mother, back to San Antonio Thursday evening.
Home for the Sonora Junction game and visiting relatives over the weekend were college students Martha Claire Martin from Texas Tech, Virginia Craven and Linnda Hubbell from the University of Texas, Tommy Heffernan, Bobby Davis, Ross Lamb and Lewis Alexander from SWTSTC, and June Dunbar and Doris Jane Goodall from a San Antonio business college.
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