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Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1929

Page

4

P. T. A. Funds Move to Replace Fountains at School

The P T A voted to replace drinking fountains with sanitary ones, appointing Guy C. Moses as chairman and committee to investigate and purchase. They also budget sand for primary tables and three pencil sharpeners, with the fourth grade earning an attendance prize. The next meeting shifts to December 16 due to December 23 date.

Pepper Guy C. Moses C. W. Atchison H. H. Farmer P.T. A

Efficiency class is entertained at Mrs Lowgren home

Mesdames E O Lowgren T E Sheppard and William Taylor hosted the Methodist Efficiency Sunday School class on Thursday afternoon. Guests embroidered tea towels to be sold at the bazaar. Tea sandwiches pumpkin pie whipped cream and tea were served to the invited ladies.

E. O. Lowgren T. E. Sheppard William Taylor Methodist Efficiency Mrs. Lowgren Methodist Ladies’ Bazaar Hayden Lawler Alex Wahl Joe Ramsey Ross Brison Sanford Roe Rudolph Becker Wuest Nichols

Texas Boasts Big Industrial Growth Figures in 1920s

Texas leads the South in public school expenditures in 1900 1910 and 1926 with totals of 4 465 000 11 777 000 and 65 128 019 respectively Sixty nine percent of Texas manufactures are in six counties Jefferson Harris Dallas Tarrant Bexar and El Paso The 1927 Census lists 4 065 plants employing 116 783 people producing 1 206 579 962 in goods plus 77 000 000 invested in 3 850 cotton gins.

Texas South Jefferson Harris Dallas Tarrant Bexar el Paso

Revival Begins Wednesday and Thanksgiving Day Message

A local note urges a Christian revival starting Wednesday the 27th and a solemn Thanksgiving on the 28th devoted to reflection and gratitude. It reports recovering residents Mrs. Howard Horn and T. S. Jones, updates on local families, and notes progress of Southwest Telephone and farming efforts in Kimble County.

Little Saline Savings Box Supper Aid

The Little Saline School plans a box supper on Thanksgiving night to benefit the school. Everyone is invited to bring and buy a box. A light rain fell Sunday night into Monday morning in the area. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Jim O'Spain with Mr and Mrs Louis Pearl. Mr and Mrs Robert Dodd of San Angelo with Mr and Mrs Jess Walker. and Mr and Mrs Marion Hight and family of Yates with Oliver Hight. Oliver Hight and son Wiley traveled to Junction on business. Mrs John Pearl is listed as sick this week. Raymond Martin returned home from work in the Plains. Miss Jessie Weaver and Mrs Otto Weaver did business in Brady. Santa Fe Orient extension trains from San Angelo to Sonora run to Christoval and will reach Sonora in December. Loeffler Motor Company advertises Goodyear tires and installation.

Little Saline Jim O Spain Louis Pearl Robert Dodd San Angelo Jess Walker Marion Hight Yates Oliver Hight Wiley Junction John Pearl Raymond Martin the Plains Jessie Weaver Otto Weaver Brady

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Edgar McLendon E. M. McLendon Atered Post Wiles Kim United States Texas Cotton Ginners Association London Howard Horn Brady Sanitarium Sanitarium Fredonia T. S. Jones San Antonio Tom Ellis Brown Tempie Boone Ruby Davis Christine Schraub Juanita Puckett Eunice Brewer Chick Williamson Louise Price Madge Cooper Mona McKinney Raymond Farr Roland Amoan Floyd Gentry Charles Goodman Rankin Howard Rothmann Brown George Amoan Tohoka Junior Baze Pat R. T. Amberson Georgia Tom Amberson E. R. Chandler Grandfalls A. D. Cummins Cummins J. F. Gentry Johnson City Jimmie Jim Kimble E. W. Brewer John Fritz W. L. Kothmann L. A. Ivy Kimble County Bond New York Mr. Cecil Porter of Austin Santa Fe Orient Sonora Christoval Loeffler Motor Company Central America Albert T. Reid Switwess CAAIR Opportunity West Texas Utilities Company West Texas Utility Company Ties
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