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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1938
Page
4
Fragmentary remarks urge unions to mobilize workers and urge practical action. The text suggests that organized labor could be beneficial if it coordinates men to start working, advocating a straightforward push for employment.
The piece argues that private enterprises face harsh competition from government backed systems and subsidies. It notes a lower court ruling denying protections to private power companies against government encroachment, a matter now before the Supreme Court, warning of broad industry risk if upheld.
A National Board of Fire Underwriters graph shows fire losses rise from September to December as heating systems are started. Check chimneys for cracks and holes, clean flues yearly, install safe flue linings, and replace sagging pipes. Maintain stoves and furnaces, avoid forcing fires, and use metal containers for ashes.
Loma Bell Jarvis and Loyd Buster hosted a Saturday evening lawn party and shower for Miss Virginia Ashabraner who leaves Monday for a visit to New York. The Motley apartment lawn glowed with electric lights as guests enjoyed games and received gifts from friends including Beverly Baker Mildred Cavaness Freddie May Cox Maurine Highsmith Cleo Jarvis Kaleta Miller Patricia Patterson Hazel Spiller Barbara Clay Secrest Florence Ellen Sheppard Clara Mae Maths Elizabeth Wright and many others with Mr and Mrs Royce Buster and other hosts in attendance.
A look at lesser known Navy details including ship types routines training and life aboard ships highlighting the sailors daily tasks and traditions that mark Navy Day observances.
Betty Huffman and Mildred Duderstadt were wed in Austin on Saturday October 1. Rev. David E. Grieder officiated at the Presbyterian church with family members as witnesses. The couple, Texas University graduates, will reside in Timpson after visiting various parts of the state.
Last Saturday October 8 Gil bert Anderegg and Miss Kathryn Parker were united in marriage at Kerrville Rey Presbyterian Church. The groom is a prominent local ranchman and son of Henry Anderegg. The bride is the daughter of long time ranch residents and a Schreiner Institute and Tivy High School graduate. They will reside on the Anderegg ranch north of Harper.
The Bear Creek Study Club met on October 11 with Mrs. Allen Bishop guiding a session on manners at home and in public. Mrs. Roy Salter led, enunciation and pronunciation were taught, and a parliamentary drill closed the program. Members present included Mrs. Chester Bannowsky and Mrs. Alfred Wood, with visitors Mrs. Felix Watson and Miss Ruthy Woods.
Mrs Ward Terrell was honored with a surprise birthday party at their ranch home on a Tuesday evening. Guests enjoyed a barbecue chicken supper and a cake marked 21 plus. The event featured impromptu talks and community singing led by Mrs C W McCarroll, with games including Chinese checkers and forty two.
Winnie Mae Whitely reports daily traffic of lambs and cattle through the town. Monahans visitors W. C. Lurber and family. Schweining and Lovella Roberts wed in Cleburne last weekend and plan to settle at the Schweining ranch. W. A. Surber trips to New Mexico on business. local visits from Coney and others to relatives.
Mavis Roberts and Mel Clyde, both connected with Southwestern University, attended events in the city on Monday night October 10. The report notes a sophomore and a member of Mask and Le Cercle Pran were involved.
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