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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1943
Page
6
County correspondence notes a nonstop ranch routine with pecan gathering under way and rain scarce after a norther. Community items list parties, family moves, graduations, visits, church meetings, and local events in Junction area.
Dr. George W. Diehl spoke at chapel while Rev. Lewis L. Wilkins led prayer. A large Halloween crowd at Community Hall on October 30 raised about one hundred dollars for the school, which is badly needed.
A lively London column recounts residents enjoying a show in Mason with D. H. Pearl and others. Pvt. F D Rothmann visited relatives. Mrs. Raymond Pearl visited Medina. Opal Pearl spent the weekend with her parents. Halloween night drew crowds. local croquet players Ira Bishop Alto Eastman Ralph Davis and Leona McMillon played at the MecMillon residence.
Mrs Bonnie Gardner visits her mother in Ballinger. Lee A Joy safely in England writes to parents. Dennis Fisher and wife from Sonora visited Sunday. Richard Grosenbacher helped move his brother Arnold from San Antonio to Kimble Courts Junction. Belle Taylor returns from Boerne. Misses Thiers and Lawrence from Austin visit Roosevelt Saturday and Sunday. Stanton Bundy visits with parents Mr and Mrs S S Bundy.
Mr and Mrs Arch Surber from Lovington visited relatives over the weekend. Calvin Peel came with his brother from Coleman. Miss Mary Diebel of Victoria stayed with Miss E Lane Joy. Benny Allison is stationed in the Frigid foggy Aleutian Islands. Copperas Community held a church dinner Sunday with Rev Milton H Bohmfalk preaching in the evening. A Korean minister Rev Park gave an engaging talk.
Hog section notes heavy salable supplies but fairly active demand with prices steady from last week. Cattle and calves trade slow but trends steady with choicer cuts seeing better results, feeder pig sales modest. Sheep and goats mixed with dull demand, cull ewes and goats selling at low to mid ranges.
Dr. H. E. Wright spent last Wednesday Thursday and Friday in San Antonio taking the State examinations for licensing of Chiropractors. Mrs. Mabel Livingston visited her daughters Mrs. T. M. Tomberlin of Station B and Mrs. Herbert Boerm of Sonora over the weekend.
Mrs. H. E. Wright honored her daughter Gayle with a Halloween themed birthday party on Thursday afternoon October 28 at the Legion Hut. Guests enjoyed decorations games and a birthday cake with eight candles. Punch and cake were served to a list of attendees including Geneva Ann Ball Margaret Helen Browning Jo Ella Bolt and many others.
Mrs Walter Chadwell arrived last Friday for an extended visit with relatives and friends. Her home is now in Seattle Washington where Lieutenant Walter Chadwell is stationed.
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