Library Notes Emphasizes New Year Focus For Groups
Library notes urge September as new year for clubs and schools. It calls for more value offered to affiliates, better use of facilities, and highlighting needs to grow the library’s community impact. Mentions Kenneth C. Rathbun’s Working Your Way as helpful for students and Virginia Madison’s The Big Bend Country of Texas as essential Texas reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth C. Rathbun
Big Bend
Texas
Virginia Madison
Junction Schools Open for 1940 41 Term in Junction
Readable notes from The Eagle recall Junction schools starting the 1940 41 term with enrollment at 660 on first day and expected growth. Also mentions rural electrification planning, Girl Scouts anniversary activities, a candle lighting ceremony, and a training session for 4 H and home demonstration clubs officers. Separate items note births, teachers, and local events from 1935 1930 1925 archives.
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Junction
Jane Tatum
Nila Mae Baker
Delphine Allen
J. E. Wiedeman
Roy Spiller
Guy Munn
Austin Durst
Carole Sue
Jake Beasley
San Antonio
Come for a Walk With Me and Born to Trot Featured
The piece reviews two children’s books by Mary Chalmers and Marguerite Henry. It notes Come for a Walk With Me by Chalmers set in open country with illustrations, and Born to Trot by Henry, a Newberry Medal winner of 1949, praised for action and father son friendship. Daisy Hardeman’s puppet storytelling for 24 children is mentioned along with thanks to volunteers, Mrs Farnk Hubbell, and her scouts.
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Daisy Hardeman
Mrs Thelma Long Named Honor Student
Mrs Thelma Barnes Long wife of Supt John A Long and a grade school teacher earned straight A s in summer study at Sul Ross College She completed courses in education and sociology and needs six more hours to finish her master's degree
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Thelma Barnes Long
Supt
John A. Long
Sul Ross College
Fishermen Rely On Tails To Catch More Fish
A quirky trend suggests anglers focus on tail techniques to improve catches. It notes fishermen testing tail baits and line methods, with early success reported by local crews and charter outfits along the coastline.
Kins and Miss Fisher Return From Colorado Summer
Kins and Miss Fisher, who have spent the summer in Colorado, have arrived home Wednesday.
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Kins
Miss Fisher
Colorado
Weadanesday
Grisham Takes Teaching Post in Rocksprings
W. P. Grisham leaves Mo mornity for Rocksprings to join the high school faculty as mathematics and science teacher. He will spend weekends returning to his home where Mrs Gris remains to teach music.
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Fred Beasley
Granger
Granger High School
Main Street
London
Guy Munn
Lorena Coney
W. P. Grisham
Momornity
Rockspri
West States Trip Finishes for Two San Antonio Couples
Mr and Mrs W T Biss and Mr and Mrs R Werner explain a four week tour through western states ending Saturday. Mr Bishop visited the Eagle office Monday to renew his subscription for another year.
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R. Wermann
San Antonio
West States
Bishop
Eagle Office
Junction Publishing Co. Ad Promotes Open Ordering
A brief classified note invites readers to place orders with Junction Publishing Company and provides a contact phone number 2610 for immediate service. The terse phrasing emphasizes quick action and accessibility for potential customers.
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Junction Publishing Company
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Library Notes
Mrs. Jordan Cunningham
Borden Locker Plant
Tappan Gas Ranges
Lennox Central
Borden Company
E. Main
Nelson’s Garage
Wrecker Service
College
Lincoln
Eagle
the Eagle
C. W. Atchison
J. B. Randolph
Lon
Velma Owens
Rankin Rothmann
Victoria Brewer
Mr. Morris
Lola Cummins
Vesta Weaver
Eunice Green
The
J. B. Fisher
Jenkins and Wooten
Melvin
B. B. Reese
King Fisher
E. H. Rothmann
Mrs. Goodall
Wiggley
George
Lois and
Blix Han
West Texas
Kothmann
Thelma Long
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Biss
Guss Ross
Firestone
Texaco
Havoline
Texaco Motor Oils
Guss Ross Texaco
Gulfpride H.D
Gulf
Gulf Super-Refining
Hammermill
Chester Simon
Gulf Oil
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