Round and Bout Grocery Ads and Local Notices
Joe and Clovis Barker advertise weekly grocery specials for Thursday through Saturday at the Eagle, with Clovis drawing on 25 years in groceries and Joe bringing service station experience. Also—Prizes at McKinney and Fruge stores, a 200 ft TV tower project in Abilene, Annie Highsmith’s return to Joseph's, American Legion gift drive to Memorial Hall, and Lions Club Red Snapper Supper. Henry Grubbs accepts a pastorate in Camden Arkansas after Nov 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Clovis Barker
The
EAGLE
Clovis
San Antonio
Telesends of
Abilene
College Street
A. B. Jackson
Auxiliary Will Hold Open House Saturday
Legion Auxiliary of the Burt M Fleming Post will hold open house Saturday from 2 to 4 p.m. in the Legion Memorial Hall to show the gift items collected for the Gift Shop at Legion. Mrs M C Blackburn unit president announced. Items and donations from Hodges Moore s 5 to 1 Store Mc Kinney s and Joseph s will be on display and donations may be brought to the open house. The collection will be taken to Legion Monday for the Gift Shop to be opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
The
EAGLE
Memorial Hall
Vets Hospital
Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Burt M. Fleming
Legion Memorial
M. C. Blackburn
Hodges, Moore
McKinney’s
Joseph’s
Howard Payne Dean to address PTA meeting on Nov 14
Dr. Joe B. Rushing dean of Howard Payne College graduate school will speak at the regular PTA meeting Monday November 14 at 7:30 p.m. He will discuss The Family Sustains The School with a sixth grade skit and a second grade coffee service included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe B. Rushing
Howard Payne College
PTA
Rushing
Howard Payne
East Texas State Teachers’ College
University of Texas
Union Thanksgiving Services Planned at Baptist Church
Plans for a Union Thanksgiving service at the Baptist Church at 10 am on November 24 were announced by the Ministerial Alliance. Music will be provided by a community choir directed by H. L. Ramsey, with the high school band and choir director. Rev. Warren Ellis, Methodist minister, will be the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Ministerial Alliance
H. L. Ramsey
Warren Ellis
Mrs Hubert Farr Attends Regional Stanley Meeting in Austin
Mrs Hubert Farr traveled to Austin last week to participate in a regional Stanley meeting on Monday gaining exposure to local officials and potential collaborative efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert) Farr
Austin
Stanley
Airport News Roundup From Midwestern Field 1955
A series of brief airport sightings notes service activity in early November 1955. Mr Hard and family returned to Muleshoe from Brownsville after a visit. A Tri-Pacer carried oil men from Midland en route to San Antonio. A hunting party inspected their plane before returning to Midland. A Cessna 170 flown by game warden Hamer was serviced but not flown. Claire and family ferried Luscombe home to Kerrville. Kerrville Service retrieved Lem Jones for unknown errands. A pipeline patrol pilot arrived and was serviced, readying for a fishing trip amid cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hard
Muleshoe
Brownsville
Midland
San Antonio
Hamer
Claire
Loma
Kerrville
Luscombe
Lem Jones
O. K
Early Snow Blankets Kimble County
First November snow in Kimble County greeted residents Tuesday morning with swirling flakes from about 5 am. Four inches or more accumulated by noon, rare sight for many, with elderly Wade Smith noting a 50 year ago snowfall and Cleve Stephen recalling 1915 events. Telephone crews repaired lines toward Kerrville after a large pole broke under snow weight.
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Kimble County
Wade Smith
FAGLE
Cleve Stephen
Kerrville
John S. Munn Buried Here On Saturday
Funeral services for John Spencer Munn 78 a longtime Junction resident who died Friday were held Saturday at 4 p m from Smith Funeral Home Chapel with Rev B W Mantooth and E M Steph officiating Burial followed in Junction cemetery Munn a former deputy sheriff tax assessor and Texas Ranger was born Jan 1 1877 and married Bertie Turner Dec 21 1904 Survivors include his wife three sons Guy Kerrville Max Lampasas one daughter Mrs Alton Powell Phoenix six grandchildren one brother Dan T Houston four sisters Minn ie Arbuckle Brownsville Kate Sutherland Maidie Magill Dimple Quinn Las Vegas Pallbearers were Nolan Roe Aubrey Hill Jim Carpenter Edwin Joy J D Baker R D Borden Honorary pall bearers were Members of the Men s Bible Class
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John Spencer Munn
Kimble
Smith Funeral Home
B. W. Mantooth
E. M. Steph
College St
Munn
The
Baptist Church
Ase
Junction
Guy
Kerrville
Max
Lampasas
Alton Powell
Phoenix
Arix
Dan T
Houston
Mmes
Minnie Arbuckle
Brownsville
Kate Sutherland
Maidie Magill
Dimple Quinn
Las Vegas
Nev
Nolan Roe
Aubrey Hill
Jim Carpenter
Edwin Joy
J. D. Baker
R. D. Borden
Men’s Bible Class
Hoggett to Speak at Cactus Club Meeting
Jack Hoggett will be guest speaker at the Cactus Study Club meeting on Wednesday November 16 in Lafay Stapp. Roll call will be answered with bulbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hoggett
Cactus Study Club
Lafay Stapp
Snyder woman and son visit Grisham kin last Thursday
Mrs. H. P. Redwine and her son Danny of Snyder called on the W. P. Grisham home last Thursday night.
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H. P. Redwine
Danny
Snyder
W. P. Grisham
Schreiner Dean to Speak at Roosevelt Church Sunday
W. G. Martin, dean emeritus of Schreiner Institute and Elder in Kerrville, will lecture at Roosevelt Presbyterian Church next Sunday morning. Martin serves as Schreiner’s Bible teacher and is described as a capable speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Martin
Schreiner Institute
First Presbyterian Church of
Kerrville
Roosevelt Presbyterian Church
Dean Martin
Schreiner
Junta members to meet at Terrell Ranch
La Junta Study Club will meet Wednesday November 16 at 3 p.m. at the Ward Terrell ranch home in Terre ll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Junta
Terrell Ranch
Saturday Trades Day Boosts First Prize to $50
The Saturday Trades Day offers a $50 first prize after the prior winner failed to claim $25. One ticket is drawn for the top award, while five tickets produced a $5 prize previously claimed by Mrs. Ross Kaiser. Nancy Kirk secured $15 and Mrs. Verlan Skaggs $10. Phone NEWS to the EAGLE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Maye’s
Cozy Inn
Borden Locker Plant
Texan Theatre
Cox and Hunger Service Station
Ross Kaiser
Nancy Kirk
Verlan Skaggs
The Ten Aunting Commandments for Hunters
A rustic verse lists ten hunting rules urging safe gun handling and humane conduct. It warns against using others to kill game, approaching landowners politely, not aiming at living beings, avoiding livestock, unloading before riding in a vehicle, not drawing with the muzzle, never cocking the gun, not climbing fences with a gun, and living past seventy.
No City Wide Closing On Armistice Day
Tomorrow Friday November 11 many businesses decide individually whether to close for Armistice Day. R P James says no chamber survey. Walter Tinsley reports two inquiries and has no data. Courthouse offices will close though hall doors stay unlocked. banks will stay open.
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R. P. James
Chamber of Commerce
Walter Tinsley
Eldorado Wins In Last Minute on 54 Yard Run
Eldorado defeats Junction 14 7 as Curtis Stockton breaks through the line to race 54 yards for a late touchdown breaking a 7-7 tie. Junction had led 7-0 after Charles Ray Dobbs kicked the extra point following a Dutton rush and a Dobbs-Dunbar toss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Stockton
Eldorado
Junction
Charles Ray Dobbs
Jerry Dutton
Dobbs
Dunbar
Page Five
S. H. Cook Rites Held Here
Funeral services for Sam Houston Cook aged 97, longtime Kimble resident, were held at Smith Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Warren Ellis officiating. Burial followed in Junction Cemetery. Born December 5, 1857 in Henderson, he married Laura Easley Phillips in 1885. He died November 2 in Ft. Worth, after moving there with daughter Mrs. Ruby Swanson. He left four sons, three daughters, twenty-one grandchildren, twenty-three great grandchildren, and four great great grandchildren.
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Sam Houston Cook
Kimble
Smith Funeral Home
Warren Ellis
Junction Cemetery
Cook
Ruby Swanson
Ft. Worth
Swanson
Junction
Henderson
Laura Easley Phillips
Carlton
Hamilton County
Comanche County
Methodist Church
M. C
J. E
L. R
J. B
Sunset
Anna Mae Sheppard
C. R. Hubbard
Ozona Eagles Honor Parents in Final Home Game
The Ozona Eagles end the season with a Friday night home game against the Lions honoring players' mothers and fathers on the field. Coaches praise the squad with no major injuries. Scouting notes highlight backs Mike Clayton and Bobby Sutton and guard Juan Delgado as standout defenders and versatile players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Lions
Barton
Ozona
Mike Clayton
Bobby Sutton
Juan Delgado
Anna Mae Dunk Funeral Rites Held Monday
Miss Anna Mae Dunk 49 of Kimble County died in a San Antonio hospital after a prolonged illness. Funeral services were held Monday at 2 30 p m from Junction Methodist Church with Rev Billy Morgan and Rev Warren Ellis officiating. Burial was in Junction Cemetery. Hodges Funeral Home directed. Survivors include her mother Mrs F H Dunk a brother W H Dunk of Segovia three sisters Mrs C W Fox Sr Mrs H H Lawler of Junction and Mrs S L Upshaw of San Antonio and many nieces and nephews. Pallbearers were Wilbur Dunk Harold Dunk Robert Fox Charles Fox Cecil Woodard and Bert Allison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Mae Dunk
Kimble County
San Antonio
Junction Methodist Church
Billy Morgan
Warren Ellis
Junction
Junction Cemetery
Hodges
Miss Dunk
Copperas
Kerrville Divide
Johnson Fork
Llano
Methodist Church
F. H. Dunk
W. H. Dunk
Segovia
C. W. Fox
H. H. Lawler
S. L. Upshaw
Wilbur R. Dunk
Harold Dunk
Robert Fox
Charles Fox
Cecil Woodard
Bert Allison
Local visitors from Albuquerque arrive to see Cavaness family
M/Sgt. and Mrs. W. F. Cavaness and children Jane and Jim came Friday from Albuquerque New Mexico to visit Set. Cavaness' parents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cavaness.
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W. F. Cavaness
Jane
Jim
Albuquerque
N. M
Set. Cavaness
J. A. Cavaness
Calendar of Coming Events Thursday to Nov. 16
Rotary meets at 12:15 at Hotel Las Lo mas with Rep. Joe Burkett at 3 p.m. Sixth Grade Girl Scouts gather at Scout House. Football at 7:30 p.m. Friday. Red Snapper Dinner 6:30 to 9 p.m. School Cafeteria. City Council and PTA meet 7:30 p.m. School Board meets 7:30 a.m. Deer and Turkey Season opens on Nov. 16.
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Thurday
Rotary
Hotel Las Lo
Mas
Joe Burkett
Legion Memorial Hall
Scout House
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. B. McKinney
Jack Fruge
Annie Highsmith
Joseph's
Henry Grubbs
First Presbyterian Church
Camden, Ark
Union
Airport News
John S. Munn
Hoggett
Cactus Club
Edward Charles Bode
Reba Randle
Majorette
Jean Persons
Reba
Jesse Cordero
Jesse
Roosevelt
the Eagle
S. H. Cook
Mothers & Dads
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