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Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1921

Page

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Henderson Lawn Party Enjoyed Japanese Fete At Home

The Hendersons hosted a month long house party culminating in a Japanese Lawn Fete at their South Liona ranch. Guests from Terrell Dallas Austin Wichita Falls Arlington and Austin joined a progressive dinner with Japanese themed tables and later dancing. Previous entertainments included a ham roast trip up Big Paint Little Paint fishing al fresco dinner and a breakfast at W M Henderson Junction with a watersports party at the Turner ranch.

Charles Henderson Henderson Will Griffith Max Griffith Terrell Worth Wimberley Guynne Wimberley Seven Hundred Springs Boiling Springs W. M. Henderson Junction Turner Ranch

Hardemans Entertain Sunday at Kimble County Ranch

Sunday evening Mr and Mrs Victor Hardeman hosted North Texas friends and relatives summering in Kimble county. Guests enjoying a river side picnic featured fried chicken salads and homemade cakes with mint iced drinks. District Attorney Graham visited Alpine as court met and the grand jury did not indict Sheriff Townsend for Harley Van Sickle’s death.

Victor Hareman North Texas Kimble County Graham Alpin Townsend Harley van Sickle Brewster County Cornell Alpine Ozona Stockman

Family Reunion Along Llano River At Hodges Ranch

On Saturday August 20 at the Hodges ranch on the Llano Mrs. Mary Hodges hosted an annual family gathering with a hearty barbecue dinner under pecan trees. Attending were W. T. Jarvis family P. T. Hodges and family R. L. Jarvis and son Tate Jarvis and family Mr and Mrs R. A. Davis Mr and Mrs Edgar Jordan and sons Mr and Mrs Henry Jarvis and son Mr and Mrs Francis Kidd and son Guy and Tom Kelly Mr and Mrs Odie Wright and Mr and Mrs J. A. Miller and J. L. Wright and family.

Mr. Hodges W. T. Jarvis P. T. Hodges R. L. Jarvis Tate Jarvis R. A. Davis Edgar Jordan Henry Jarvis Francis Kidd Guy Tom Kelly Odie Wright J. A. Miller J. L. Wright

New Senatorial Districts Include 15 Counties

The 1st called session of the 37th Legislature approves a new Senatorial District of Comanche Mills Brown Coleman Mason McCullough Menard Concho Runnels Coke Tom Green Irion Schleicher Sterling Gillespie and Kimble. Schleicher county is added to the representative district, replacing the El Paso tied arrangement. The bills now rest with the legislature.

Comanche Mills Brown Coleman Mason McCullough Menard Concho Runnels Coke Tom Green Irion Schleicher Sterling Gillespie Kimble el Paso

Week Notes From Baptist Church and Medina River Association

The weekly note reports praise for rain and a pleasant Sunday with Evergreen and Paint churches. The Medina River Association, comprising about fifteen churches in Kimber, Kerr, Gillespie and Bandera counties, meets at Center Point Thursday through Sunday. No preaching next Sunday due to the pastor attending association meetings.

Evergreen Paint Medina River Association Center Point Kimble Kerr Gillespie Bandera

Mrs Andrew Patterson Hosts for Sister Mrs Moore

Mrs Andrew Patterson hosted a Tuesday afternoon gathering for her sister Mrs Moore of New Orleans and the 500 Club. Miss Dorothy Mudge won the blue ribbon and Mrs Moore received the guest prize, a dainty handkerchief. Ice cream and cake were served to a group of New Orleans guests and local attendees.

Andrew Patterson Mrs. Moore New Orleans 500 Club Dorothy Mudge Mesdames W. W. Buck W. P. Riley A. L. Mudge Sterling Baker and Press Martin Sonora Jim Moore Conrad Holekamp Frank Paker E. Holekamp Doug Nance Carl M. Wolf L. F. Royle Doris Holekamp Ruth Kountz

Preacher R C Ledbetter to Lead Junction and London Churches

John S. Durst announces 389 years of preaching for the Junction church will end as he passes leadership to a trusted brother. Ledbetter will preach at Junction for three Sundays monthly and the fourth at London, inviting earnest cooperation and good Gospel teaching from members and friends.

R. C. Ledbetter Junction London John S. Durst

Start of Copper Mining at Lindsay Ranch Lease

Paul Sheridan of Burnet county, buyer of A. J. Lindsay copper interests near Mason, reports a crew at work and plans to begin active operations on a 200 acre lease. He will operate on a small scale until more favorable weather improves conditions, as heat and dryness limit progress.

Paul Sheridan Burnet County A. J. Lindsay Mason Mason News

Anthrax Outbreak Reported in McCulloch County

Dr. W. R. Sanderson, veterinarian, investigated an anthrax outbreak in McCulloch County. About twelve cattle and horses were infected as the disease was confirmed and herd losses noted. The report mentions local church notices from Brownwood inviting services on September 4.

Junction Public School Names High School Faculty for Term

The Junction Public School announces its high school faculty for the coming term led by Ellis M. Barnett as superintendent and mathematics, M L Baze as principal, W E Leverkuhn science, Clayton A Greer English and Spanish. Grade teachers include Love Quick, M L H Baize, Nan Swayze, Mary Swayze, Gladys Leslie, Vida Anderson, Lois Floyd. Several are graduates of San Marcos Normal and other state institutions.

Ellis M. Barnett M. L. Baze W. E. Leverkuhn Hempstead Clayton A. Greer Luling Einglish Barnett San Marcos Normal State University Baze Brady High School Leverkuhn Sam Houston Normal Institute Greer The Nan Swayze Center Point Mary Swayze Gladys Leslie Mason Vida Anderson Turnion Lois Floyd Granbury Quick, Leslie and Swayze San Marcus ‘Normal Floyd Howard Payne Baize Denton Normal

Weekly poem feature opens in this space

Beginning with this issue we will run a weekly poem from many sources. H G Perry notes the column will aim to be worthwhile and varied, with poems from his own collection and current publications included for reader interest.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hardemans Martin Layden Martin Waonnu Worth Wimberley Dallas A. W. Pettigrew Dorothy Pettigrew Austin Frances Harrison Arlington Goldie Merkcle Wichita Falls W. R. McKee Code Hardeman May Estes Jack Turner Elizabeth Annie May Estes Walter Russell Menard Messenger Llano Mary Hodges Schleicher County Mrs Church OF Christ Lindsay Mcculloch Ney American Legion Memorial Hospital Kerrville Legion Texas House King Senate Rough Miss Love Quick Marfa M. L. H. Baize H. G. Perry
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