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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1925
Page
5
A local grocery ad outlines fixed price listings for staples praised by attendees at Mrs. Tom Jones' reception. Featured items include Seal Prand Coffee Crisco in various tins, Punkin Yams, oats, peas, coconut products, sunshiny cakes and crackers, asparagus tips, White Swan tea, puffed raisins, Raisin Bran, and fancy white honey in multiple tins.
Local commerce and community notices feature Alex J. Hamer Co. buying pecans at top prices, ranch and business propositions for Kimble County, and multiple items for sale. Featured names include Alex J. Hamer Co, J. N. Hodges, D. Q. Adams, and Mrs. Ada Dockery with assorted sales, church notices, and upcoming events.
Mrs. Joe Fritz hosted a farewell dance for her daughter Miss Clara on Friday night at the Fritz Hotel. A large gathering of young people enjoyed hospitality and late refreshments including hot tamales beer and pecan tarts.
Miss Van Clief entertained Lat a Lot Club members and guests Thursday evening with a movie party at Hankins Riley Hall. After the show the party was invited to Hankins Drug Store where tables were arranged for refreshments. The pink color theme showed in refreshments napkins and plate favors. Pink ice cream and cakes were served.
Mrs. H. W. Reick hosted the Ladies Afternoon Club at her Maynard ranch home. Bridge dominated the afternoon with prizes: Mrs. R. H. P. Wright won a tan and green wool scarf. Mrs. Henry Taylor took a pecan candy basket. Mrs. W. W. Buck received preserved labels. Mrs. Felthouse was given a box of stationery. A salad course complemented four tables of play.
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