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Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1947

Page

6

Junction High School Band Performs Formations for Football Games

The Junction High School Band learned new music and formations for each football game this year visiting Eden and Big Lake. Band officers were elected for the year including President Mildred Phillips and Secretary-treasurer Patsy Price. The Junction “B” squad defeated Eldorado 27-0 with Odiorne scoring 18 and Ragsdale 6, while the “Eaglets” beat Mason 8-0 with Crumbley’s 15 yard TD and strong defense. Injuries affected the A squad, with Schwiening and Coleman out. Crumbley suffered a broken arm.

Junction High School Eden Big Lake Mildred Phillips Russa Nell Rothmann Patsy Price Jean Landers James Cox Alice Patterson Mary Gene Bullock Eldorado Junction Don Odiorne Johnny Brown Billy Beck Simon Edsel Wood Albert Hodges Earl Taylor Warren Guthrie Jack Odiorne Ramos” Evans Basil Reeves Orval Whitlock Freddy Kennemer Mason Eagles Dennis Blackburn Tilden Stewart Bobby Jetton James Goodman Charles Simon Jimmy Cardwell Jackie Crumbley Charles Schoolcraft Jimmy Harris Ozona Gary Schwiening Gene Coleman Schwiening Coleman Billy Crumbley Kagilets

Future Homemakers Club Eyes Open House Upgrades

The Junction Future Homemakers Club plans to make the Homemaking Department the most attractive and useful in High School. A 100 gallon electric water heater was added last year and a Frigidaire stove, Singer sewing machines, an iron, blinds, and a built in cabinet will be installed after repairs. Edith Murr leads as president with a slate of officers and Edith is a candidate for Area XII office along with Betty Sykes as contingency attendee. The Area XII meeting will be November 1 at the Gunter Hotel in San Antonio.

Singer Junction Future Homemakers Club Edith Murr Russa Nell Rothmann Wanda Woody Nancy Jordan Betty Sykes Mary Gene Bullock Ann Blackburn Jeanette Collier Dorothy Sawyer Future Homemakers of America Edith San Antonio Gunter Hotel Betty

Freshman Class Elects Officers for New School Year

During the second week of school the Freshman class chose officers led by President James Cardwell and Vice president Charles Brite. Basil Reeves became Secretary with Dennis Blackburn as Treasurer and Dickie Wood as Reporter. Sponsors are Mr. Bob Short and Miss Sue Foote.

James Cardwell Charles Brite Basil Reeves Dennis Blackburn Dickie Wood Bob Short Sue Foote James Cox Clifford Hamer Marcia Martin Wanda Woody Gerald Loeffler

Sophomore Class Elects Officers and Plans First Party

The sophomore class elected five boys for officers led by president Charles schoolcraft and vice president Milford Person. Charley Simon is secretary and Bob Phillips treasurer. An entertainment committee selected chairman Earl Warren who plans the first party for next week.

Charles Schoolcraft Milford Person Charley Simon Bob Phillips Earl Warren

Junction High School Juniors Sell at Home Games

The junior class reports strong sales of sandwiches and cold drinks at home games with room mothers continuing their support. Seniors announce the 1947 48 Pap er Staff and class officers while celebrating senior ring ceremonies and ongoing school spirit boosted by pep squad band and community backing. the team has won against Reagan and optimism remains high for future victories.

Junction Sonora San Angelo Reagan

Health Letter Warns Winter Dangers To Young Children

State Health Officer Dr. Geo W Cox cautions mothers to guard against winter illnesses just as in summer. He lists influenza pneumonia bronchitis and diphtheria risk to babies and urges strengthening general health to raise resistance. Also notes visits of Bob Murphy to Nacogdoches and Mrs Parker relatives in San Antonio.

Geo. W. Cox Cox

Purina Ad Noted on Page Three

An inquiry references a Purina advertisement appearing on page 3. Details of the ad are not provided in the request.

Smiths welcome James Edward in Fredericksburg Hospital

Mr and Mrs J B Smith are the parents of an eight pound baby boy named James Edward born at Fredericksburg Hospital in October. The mother and infant returned home on October 15. Mrs W L Bierschwabe remains home recovering from a fall injury in Fredericksburg after dental treatment. Mr and Mrs Floyd Little returned from a visit with Mr and Mrs C A Brian in Marshall and their twin granddaughters Peggy Jean and Reba Jeanette born January 1. The Littles also visited Shreveport during the trip. Mrs Herbert Boerm arrived Monday for a two week visit with her mother Mrs Mabel Livingston and relatives.

Bob Murphy Coke R. Stevenson Ranch French Murphy Nacodoches Murphy Stevenson Mr. Stevenson J. B. Smith Fredericksburg Hospital James Edward Floyd Little Mr. Little C. A. Brian Peggy Jean Reba Jeanette Marshall Littles Brians Shreveport Herbert Boerm Mabel Jivingston

Powell Motor Co Box Paper Nylon Brushes Ad

Moon Drug Store and Powell Motor Co advertise box paper nylon brushes Cory and Silex coffee makers during a local ad insertion. No clear date or event is provided.

Powell Motor CO Cory and Silex Moon Drug Store

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