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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1952
Page
7
Landlords and tenants should adopt written farm rental contracts for 1953 rather than rely on verbal agreements. A properly drawn lease reduces disputes, clarifies cash rent and term, defines crops and responsibilities, and prevents accidental auto renewal due to omissions.
A written contract for land deserves expert handling as it is too important to leave to amateurs. The text stresses the need for skilled counsel in documenting ownership and terms to avoid future disputes.
Roosvelt RoundUp Miss Rostine Goodall returned to Eden Sunday evening after a fortnight away. Miss E Lane Joy came back to San Antonio from a vacation. Miss Maxine Ballard debuted as Religion in Rainbows at San Angelo. Mr. and Mrs. Will Allison visited relatives in Uvalde and Enipra. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Joy traveled to Llano and Fonda on business. Mrs. Love and relatives visited San Antonio Monday amid florist shortages due to water. Hengley drilling begins on Stewart ranch west of Roosevelt. Holmigg family of Sonora spent the weekend in Roosevelt. Eubank family has been in Fort Worth since Friday. Buck Cecil is in Laredo with a road-building company. Mrs. W K Willis fell last week and lay in sun three hours. J F Ragedale had eye exam in San Antonio and will undergo surgery. H H Lawler improves grasses on Fort Terrett ranch. Lester Shroyer harvests cotton where alfalfa grew years prior. Mr. Alverson of Austin preached here and will return next Sunday. The community endures breath issues, but reading Job may help. Singing Convention returns the evening of the 19th and is highly recommended. Singing soothes, used by cowboys and the army. My first knowledge of Kimble County recalls cattle drives from Goliad County to Big Paint with San Antonio River to Medina and onward, leaving a vivid impression.
Mrs Ovie Easter and Mrs Loyd Williamson and Delia Ruth spent Thursday of last week in San Angelo.
Mr and Mrs Jordan Cunningham and children JoAnn and Barbara Lee spent Sunday in San Antonio.
Enrollment for the American Legion Auxiliary in Burt County is underway under chairwoman Mrs. W. P. Hendrix and president Mrs. Kyle Cowsert. The drive aims to boost membership for 1952 53 due to Korea war casualties. Invitations go to women from war service families across the county.
Mr and Mrs Ross Mattison spent the first of the week in San Angelo visiting relatives and sightseeing. They traveled from their home to the West Texas city for leisure and returned refreshed.
Mr and Mrs Cliff Teer and their children were in San Antonio from Friday until Sunday for a brief family trip and back home by Sunday evening.
Mrs Mary Hannah arrived home for the weekend from Southwest Texas State College.
Mr. and Mrs. Dee Hankins returned Friday from Fort Hood where Mr Hankins re served his discharge papers upon his return from duty in Japan and Korea. Mrs Hankins went to Killeen Wednesday of last week to meet him.
Mr and Mrs Allen Robbins with their children Wayne and Barbara Lee spent Sunday at the Watters ranch home in a family outing.
Ivy chapel hosted Rev. George Alexander from Austin Seminary for Sunday night service to a good crowd. Several families relocate within the area including Elmo Lumpkins and Roy Benson moving to new homes. Miss Louise Herbst visits from San Antonio. Louie Grobe seeks treatment in Christoval.
Mr and Mrs Hollis Myers and their children Jimmie Faye and Kay of Hamlin spent the past weekend visiting in the M R Watters home highlighting local family hospitality and neighborhood ties.
Mr and Mrs Jack Pate of London visited Mr and Mrs Eugene Herron Sunday afternoon, sharing a courteous call and greeting.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Blay lock and Patsy and Kay spent the weekend in Jayton with Mrs Blaylock's brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Joe Yocham. They were met by their daughter Mrs Richard Carpenter Jr and son Rickie who joined them for an extended visit home.
Mr and Mrs Pierces Hoggett attended the ball game in Austin Saturday.
Mrs. Eugene Herron visited Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Herron Jr. in San Angelo on Saturday. Her daughter Mrs. J. Poynor and her children Dusty and Molly Jo of North Cowden joined the family for the visit.
Sunday dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sloan included Mr. and Mrs. Ed Varnado E Kennedy and Ray O Quin of Christoval and Miss Faye Smith of San Angelo.
Mrs Lizzie Hodges visited Rocksprings last week and met local residents, sharing greetings and updates during the town visit.
Mr and Mrs W H McNett and Mr and Mrs Willie Collins were guests of Mr and Mrs Jack Carson in Austin on Saturday to attend the Texas Notre Dame football game.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Schraul visited Raymond Allen in Kerrville hospital Monday evening. They also called on Mrs. Billy Ed Allen and infant son, Charles Talbot.
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