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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1937
Page
1
The Eagle requests names of Kimble County boys and girls attending any college. Accuracy depends on reader submissions in the coming days. Community members should send student names and their schools for inclusion in next week’s paper.
Jewish communities mark Rosh Hashana starting Sept 6, 5698, with the shofar calling for penitence, prayer, and religious action. The high Holy Days peak at Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, in a season rooted in Leviticus commandments. Local observances suspend work. attendees include Mr and Mrs Philip Goldberg and Mr and Mrs William Goldberg as synagogues and temples prepare for the observance.
October 3 to 9 marks Fire Prevention Week statewide. Marvin Hall, Texas fire insurance commissioner, has written over 425 mayors urging observance of a profitable civic project. He urges cities to begin preparations for the 1937 Fire Prevention Week citing fires as a serious modern problem.
September 17 marks the 150th anniversary of the signing of the United States Constitution amid recent congressional turmoil. The piece urges national reflection and renewed allegiance to the Constitution to safeguard the nation and preserve stability.
With 22 veterans in uniform and 11 new boys joining, the squad under coach Clayton Hopkins promises progress this fall. Key returnees include McKay Haugh Coffey Cowsert Weaver and Wright among others. newcomers listed include Borden Bissett McCarroll Hausmann Herring Swardell Richardson Smith Barron and Brile. The season opens at Junction against Sidney Lanier with a schedule featuring games at Junction and venues such as Fredericksburg Menard Rocksprings and Sonora with Open date October 23.
Reverend R. C. McCullough and wife moved to Austin last week to make their home. He preached his farewell sermon as pastor of Junction Baptist Church after nearly two years in the post. His resignation, accepted at the service, surprised many in the community. He was known for faithful ministry and community interest.
Mountain Camp No 434 Woodmen of the World in Junction plans a barbecue supper at City Park on Tuesday evening September 21 at 7 00 p m All local Woodmen are invited and asked to bring wives or sweethearts The Harper Camp will attend and after supper candidates will receive degrees Extensive preparations aim to make the event gala for Sovereigns Old members are urged to attend and renew acquaintances with the organization.
The Segovia Public School opened Monday with 44 pupils enrolled on the first day. Mr and Mrs Wayne Sears have been teaching the school for several years. Mr and Mrs J L Cunningham were San Antonio visitors Sunday and Monday.
A local school system announces the transfer of Miss Nevada Blackburn from a grade school to the science department at the high school as part of efforts to handle increased student attendance. The move raises expectations for science instruction and resource allocation.
Monday morning board meeting selects Miss Nevda Blackburn to transfer to the high school teaching science as enrollment rises at the campus. Mrs. Albert Martin chosen to succeed Blackburn. both bring degrees from Texas institutions and extensive teaching experience. Superintendent Geo H Mitchell notes optimism for a strong year as the faculty roster is outlined and preparations progress.
Improvements on downtown Junction streets use gravel bases and heavy road equipment. County Commissioner J C Wright and J E Abbott supplied machinery and drag lines to speed work while city funds remained modest. Mayor H E Wright notes quick progress and hopes paved blocks soon extend through the area.
A letter from the Public Accounts office commends Sheriff Durst for maintaining accurate tax records. The audit shows ad valorem and poll collections from the 1996 tax roll balanced with forms 16 17 and 18, praising the well kept records and noting a credit due to Mrs. Frank Patterson.
Mrs Atwood died Saturday when a vehicle struck her on the road near Ingram while returning from San Antonio. A tire repairman and several companions were aboard. The body was taken to Kansas City for burial as relatives and workers nearby mourn the tragedy.
A call seeks 11,000 white and 1,200 young men in Texas to enroll in CCC during October. The Eagle notes uncertainty on exact enrollment but says registration rules are more liberal and Mrs Beasley can provide all necessary information for interested boys in Kimble County and surrounding areas.
The association announces finances and duties for cemetery upkeep. Officers listed: Mrs Vashti Taylor president, M Hart secretary, Mes Lydia Duntur treasurer. Voters are urged to support payments due for the first year’s expenses and ongoing maintenance.
The Junction schools held the opening exercises for the new term with Mr Mitchell presiding. About 450 children were present including 454 grammar grades at the birth school. Parents and teachers attended as pupils’ sessions were outlined and transport buses listed. Local families visited relatives in nearby towns, while community fundraisers were announced to offset department costs.
Superintendent Mark Wheri br of London announces that the school will open Monday September 13. Attendance is expected to increase with the new term. Present staff members include Miss Tal Sivells, Miss Grace LaRo, and Winnie Cunm in the school building.
The Texas Sheep and Rovers Association meets at the courthouse with Kimble County hosting. The group reports growth, lists eight executive committee members and two officials, with Roy Hudspeth as president and GW Cunningham as secretary. A luncheon follows on the river front grounds of Kimble Courts.
Mrs Treas urges residents to donate serviceable old clothing to the welfare room at the courthouse for the needy. She says much clothing is needed and that there is no need to destroy usable garments. Please check closets and contribute promptly.
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