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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1932
Page
4
The report notes Miss Ella Simon and a pony named in the Shetland pony races with a Friday afternoon second place finish. T. J. Mabry, Virgil McCoy and Roy Bierschwale spent Saturday and Sunday in Harper.
Mrs. A. W. Loeffler's class will render a program in chapel Friday morning featuring several numbers. Parents and friends are invited to hear this student performance.
Miss Austin Durst suffered serious injuries after falling on a concrete floor while moving pot plants at the Elementary School to prevent freezing. She was on the second step and tore ligaments. confined to bed for a week or more.
Miss Dee Jackson and Supteo T Mitchell attended as guests while Rosemary Secrest acted as host and Dorothy Jarvis as hostess. Other members Nancifred Duderstadt and Mary Farmer assisted. waitresses Jane Bundy and Emily Belle McCollum served. Menu included orange juice bran with cream and sugar bacon eggs toast jelly and hot chocolate.
Eldorado High toppled Junction Eagles 20 to 7 after a slow start. Harrell Garrett crashed in for the opening score, with El Dorado scoring again after blocks and a fumble recovery and adding a fourth quarter touchdown. The Eagles meet Sonora at Sonora on November 19.
Who's Who Among Seniors highlights Tommie Murr as a general favorite, active in athletics, a high-ranking student, and known to teachers as garrulous Tommie. He is among the few students in his class with notable visibility.
Reagan Lister, tallest senior, top student with strong grades, entered Junction High as a freshman and became a loyal participant in school activities. He stands over six feet, has black curly hair and blue eyes, and is active in Pathé Club, football, and the Pep Squad. He studies Spanish, English II and IV, vocational agriculture, and bookkeeping.
Russell Graham enrolled in the tenth grade Monday morning, listing an enrollment total of 39. He has been attending school in Del Rio, with other local residents mentioned in this period report. Local residents include Jane Bundy visiting San Antonio and C. J. Bannowsky spending the weekend in Menard.
John Cowsert was ill last week and missed school. James Henry and Freddie Wright left fifth grade to return to the sixth or third grade. Felugene Riley and Evelyn Patterson lead Seventh Grade English averages. Mrs Odie Wright donated a colorful coleus to the fifth grade. Cecil Marie Wheat from Kerrville enrolled in seventh grade. Room mothers Mrs H O Denman and Mrs Morris Nethery hosted a Halloween party with games, punch, and spooky cookies. D W C presented a program in the grammar school auditorium featuring a group play, readings by Jamnita Grossbrenner Cecil Wheat and others, songs by Emma Louise Campbell Joyce Wright Roberta Ragland, and a story by Morgan Taylor. Supt Geo H Mitchell spoke to high fourth graders on Western states. Eunice Northcourt visited Monday. Fifth grade studied the flag. Aileen Livingston and Glen Hodges led an English review contest, Eagles vs Coyotes, with the Eagles winning. Mrs Chris Schraub and Jamita Cowsert and Reagan Lister spent Sunday in Menard.
The Pathe Club met in regular session to preview a program featuring works by Marjorie Whitworth, Melba Stephenson, Edith Davis, Freddie Ramsey, Jarvis Jordan, Bill Baugh, Reba Nell Little, Mary Jane Ridenhower, Azalee Wallace, Overby Smith, Lester Garrett and Elsie Martin. The topics include politics, history, invention, and social issues as the group braces for a potential record in U. S. history following a Democratic win.
Notable items include Sherman Hendricks with The Airship Ranger and causes of volcanoes by Teeny King, plus Memory of Washington by J. B. Dunbar and Hoover congratulates Roosevelt by Pat Bierschwale.
New members join the Baptist Training Service each Sunday with activities to build adaptability and train for specific work. Forty four attended the unions last week and a warm welcome awaits. The Seniors plan a program next Sunday at 6 30 p m with special music and lessons on Christ’s lordship. A letter from Elder J S Newman in Limestone County notes farm life and successful stock farming.
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