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Newspaper

Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1949

Page

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State votes two constitutional amendments amid light Kimble County turnout

In Kimble County's light general election, voters defeated all ten amendments overall while the state approved two. George D. Morgan of San Angelo won a seat on the state board of education for district 21. Approved amendments include Rural Fire Districts and extending Legislative and district court session terms. Official tallies show margins for and against each measure, with District 21 listing Morgan among board candidates.

Kimble George D. Morgan San Angelo State Board of Education Board of Education Leon Coker Naples A. D. Moore Beaumont Thomas B. Ramey Tyler J. F Kimball Dallas Jack Hawkins Groesbeck Emerson Stone Jacksonville Jack Binion Houston Paul Bolton Austin Leslie Huff Waco Cecil A Morgan Fort Worth R. B. Anderson Vernon Neal B. Marriott Corpus Christi Jerman Rosch el Paso E J. Woodward Sweetwater A. R. Bivins Amarillo W. W. Jackson San Antonio J. M. Rankin Balls

Junction Band Marches At Ozona

The Junction High School Band directed by C A Dodd gave an excellent showing in the Ozona marching contest Saturday. Competing with larger schools, the band performed during homecoming events tied to the football game against Sonora. Dodd transported band students and spectators. new band overalls were worn for the first time.

Junction High School C. A. Dodd Ozona Sonora Dodd

WOW Memorial Committee to Mark Unmarked Graves

A WOW Memorial Committee under Walter W. Lea mons will place bronze markers on unmarked Woodman graves in Kimble County. Members W M Taylor Raymond Schneider and Clarence Self will also reset and clean stones with family consent, at no charge. Notify committee members of known graves.

WOW Walter W. Leamons W. M. Taylor Raymond Schneider Clarence Self Kimble County

Poll Tax Receipts Now Available at Collector's Office

Poll tax receipts are available in the tax collector's office after the constitutional amendment abolishing the tax was defeated. All voters aged 21 to 60 must secure a receipt. those who have paid property taxes should visit the collector's office to obtain theirs ahead of the election year.

Veteran West Texas Peace Officer Dies

R. E. Earl McWilliams aged 66, a veteran West Texas peace officer, died at 5:05 p.m. Wednesday in a San Angelo hospital after several weeks of illness. He served six years as Runnels County sheriff (1925–1931) and was a Texas Ranger from 1931 until his resignation September 15, 1944. He later worked as deputy sheriff in Reagan County at Ozona and, before illness, in McCamey. He led the West Texas Sheriff's Association and the Texas Sheriffs’ Association, and was named the most typical Texas Ranger during the 1936 Texas Centennial. Survivors include his widow Ella, six daughters Lucille Bower, Thelma Harris, Lois McWilliams, Opal Beck, Vernaline Barry, and three sons Dalton, Ronald, and Bill, plus three brothers Ocie, E. S., Feb. two sisters, and ten grandchildren.

R. E. (Earl) McWilliams West Texas San Angelo McWilliams Runnels County Texas Ranger Adjutant General Texas Rangers Reagan County Ozona McCamey Ella McWilliams la Salle Dr Lucille Bower New Orleans Thelma Harris Oklahoma City Lois McWilliams Ft. Worth Opal Beck Junction Vernaline Barry Rochester N. Y Dalton Salt Lake City Ronald Houston Garrett Paducah Tex Bill McWilliams Texs Western College el Paso Ocie McWilliams Talpa E. S. McWilliams Norton Feb McWilliams Robert Herring J. B. Penticost Winters

Football Queen Will Be Crowned Friday Night

The 1949 football queen will be crowned at a gala halftime ceremony during the Junction Eldorado game on Fair Park field. Miss Ruth Hodges oversees the coronation assisted by Junction High School Pand and Eldorado band with a 140 student unrehearsed formation on the field.

Junction Eldorado Fair Park Field Ruth Hodges Junction High School Pand Eldorado

Box Supper At School Gym Nov 19 By Senior Scouts

An old fashioned box supper with Thanksgiving style food will be held in the school gymnasium Saturday evening November 19 under the senior Boy Scouts. Ladies invited to bring boxes and men to bid in the auction to be conducted by a well known auctioneer. Proceeds go to the Senior Scouts.

Youth Fellowship Hour Attracts Local Youth

The Youth Fellowship Hour at the Methodist Church annex runs Sundays from 6:15 to 7:15 pm drawing many youths. Next Sunday features a movie reel games and refreshments. All area youths are invited.

Methodis

Andrew Burt Injured In Truck Car Crash Near Boerne

Andrew M. Burt convalesces in Brooke General Hospital from injuries in a truck car collision near Boerne last Wednesday evening. Lester Smith of Junction, also involved, escaped with minor injuries. Burt suffered a broken left jaw, two broken ribs, and a broken left leg while driving alone. Smith, driving the cattle truck en route to San Antonio, was alone as well. Burt, stationed at Fort Sam Houston, was transported to the hospital. His parents, Mr and Mrs Matt Burt, traveled to San Antonio by bus after the accident and returned Friday night.

Andrew M. Burt Brooke General Hospital Boerne Lester Smith Junction Burt Smith San Antonio Sgt Ft. Sam Houston Matt Burt

Eagles Crush Menard Team In Friday Night Foosball

Junction defeated Menard 24 to 13 on the road, delivering a suspenseful game until the fourth quarter. Crumbley starred with three touchdowns and many first downs, Evans added the other score, and the Eagle line controlled the second half with dominant blocking.

Menard Junction Yellow Jackets Crumbley Evans

Junior High Gradsters Close Season With Eldorado Game

The Junior High football squad meets Eldorado Junior High at Fair Park Thursday November 17 at 7 30 p m to close their season. Coach Carl Short says the squad has five wins, one tie, and three losses this year. Public turnout is invited to boost the team.

Fair Park Eldorado Junior High Carl Short

Fire Department and Auxiliary Plan Turkey Dinner

The annual Thanksgiving dinner for the Fire Department and Auxiliary will be held at the fire station on Tuesday evening November 22 at 7 p m All firemen and their families are invited to attend.

Square Dance Planned for Nov 19 at Producers Market

A square dance will be held Saturday evening November 19 beginning at 8 p m in the Producers Market building. Mrs Reuben Loeffler will call. A short business session is scheduled and all members are urged to attend to help plan a big Christmas dance.

Producers Market Reuben Loeffler

Baptist Leader to Speak at Junction Church Sunday

Dr. Howard J. Williams executive secretary of the Baptist General Convention of Texas will address Junction Baptist Church Sunday morning at eleven o'clock. Williams, a respected Texas Baptist leader, has held several pastorates and honors. The invitation extends to Kimble County Baptists and neighboring counties as well as any who wish to hear him.

Howard J. Williams Baptist General Convention of Texas Junction Baptist Church Williams Texas Baptists Kimble County Kimble

Eldorado Plays Junction In Week 6 Football Clash

Eldorado High meets Junction High at Fair Park Field on Friday night at 7 30. Junction stands second in District 6 B with four wins and one tie none. Eldorado is 0 3 and 2. They earlier held Iraan to a 13 13 tie, the season opener. Other Friday games: Iraan vs Reagan in Big Lake and Menard at Sonora.

Junction Iraan Braves Iraan Reagan Big Lake Menard Sonora W. L Pet Irraan Ozona Ese Reagan Eldorado Eldorado

Richard Copeland to preach at First Presbyterian Junction

Austin November 14 Richard Copeland of the Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary will return to Junction Sunday as guest pastor at the regular morning service of the First Presbyterian Church there He has visited the Junction pulpit on prior Sundays and is among Austin Seminary students and faculty who have done so Copeland a Texas Tech graduate attended Union Theological Seminary in Richmond Va last year He is a Mexia native and a middler at the Austin Seminary pursuing the Bachelor of Divinity degree.

Austin Richard Copeland Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary Junction First Presbyterian Church Copeland Austin Seminary Texas Technological College Union Theological Seminary Richmond Mexia

Leamons to Preach at Station B Sunday

Walter W. Leamons will fill his regular monthly appointment at Station B Sunday at 3 00 p m The public is invited to attend

Walter W. Leamons Station B

Community meeting to discuss agricultural problems in London

A public meeting in London on Friday November 18 at 7 30 p m in the community hall will feature County Agent J W Jennings discussing current agricultural problems and presenting a film on hoof and mouth disease. The event invites all residents to attend.

London J. W. Jennings

Hunting Season Gets Under Way at Kimble Ranches

Rob Roy Spiller led hunters at 6:40 a.m. to bring game into town for cold storage. He bagged a seven point duck weighing 108 pounds at the Kimble Dressing Plant, later to be quick frozen. Others, including Alton Patty of Harlingen who took two bucks, and R. W. Gunsul with a 10 point buck, added to the opening day haul as Kerrville and nearby towns filled with hunters seeking leases and supplies. Sunset was 5:43 p.m., granting 11 hours 33 minutes of shooting time. Howard Hughes arrived with a hunting party, signaling plans with a spoken remark to his pilot.

Kimble Vic Urban Rob Roy Bear Creek Alton Patty Harlingen Flying M South Llano R. W. Gunsul Kerrville Fredericksburg Mason Junction Gillespie Edwards Kerr Howard Hughes Felthouse Hughes

Sells registered Angora goat stock to Newsom

Marvin Skaggs a registered Angora goat breeder reported Wednesday that he sold three doe kids and four yearling does to J R Newsom of Brownwood at thirty dollars each.

Marvin Skaggs J. R. Newsom Brownwood

Julius A Heyman Funeral Rites Held in Junction

Funeral services for Julius A Heyman 80 retired pharmacist and Junction resident for 62 years were held Wednesday at 2 30 p m from the Junction Baptist Church with Rev Olen D Welch officiating. Burial was in Junction cemetery. He died Monday in a Wichita Falls hospital after hospitalization for several weeks. He retired in 1942 after 51 years as manager of a local business. He began the drug store on Main Street in 1891, expanded in 1908 with a soft drink fountain, and later sold to Williamson Drug. He and his wife Alice H Eddins built up the business and supported First Baptist Church. Survivors include his widow two sons Dr Julius Heyman of Wichita Falls and Roscoe of Menard two daughters Mrs Fred Johnson of Junction and Mrs Tom King of Algebia eight brothers two sisters six grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Pallbearers were grandsons or grandsons in law.

Juli August Heyman Junction Wichita Falls Junction Baptist Church Olen D. Welch Hodges Funeral Home Junction Cemetery Heyman Wichita Alls Julius Heyman Main Street Williamson Drug Ohio Hamilton Hall Dallas Alice H. Eddins Ingram First Baptist Church Mr. Heyman Munroeville Huron Co Charlie Dower Kimble Chamber of Commerce Roscoe Menard Fred Johnson Tom King Algebia Roscoe Heyman, Jr James Heyman Harvey King C. A. Davenport George Bastian Lonnie Henderson

Riley Family Visits Then Travels To Roswell NM

Mr and Mrs Max Riley and their sons Pat and Mike concluded a five day visit with Mrs Minnie Riley and departed Tuesday for Roswell New Mexico They traveled to Austin Saturday to attend the game between TCU Maxs alma mater and Texas.

Max. Riley Pat Mike Roswell New Mexico Minnie Riley Austin TCU Max Texas

Weekend Visitors at Marvin Skaggs Home Attract Guests

Weekend visitors at the Marvin Skaggs residence included Mrs J Hay den Young of Houston Mrs Carl Tibbitt of Brady Mrs Warren Mugford of Streeter Arthur Law ler of Fort Stockton and Merton Skaggs of College Station.

Marvin Skaggs J. Hayden Young Houston Carl Tibbitt Brady Warren Mugford Streeter Arthur Lawler Fort Stockton Merton+ Skaggs College Station

Also Mentioned on This Page

Junction Band W.O.W Will Mark Graves Andrew Burt Eagles Crush Menard Junior High Gradsters Baptists Eagles Eldorado High School Presbyterian Church G. F. Ruff Snyder Vivian Bill) Hurley E. J. Hurley Rob Roy Spiller Kimble Ranches Sells Julius A. Heyman
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