Round Es Bout Round Es Bout
Eight hours of linotype trouble delays sending the Eagle while staff hopes to mail copies on time. Merchants push premiums at Humble Station with the Perfection Aluminum Ware display and Damone Lewis premium book selections. Billy Hooks notes delays at the Post Office building and moving of fixtures pending completion in March. Cavaness earns praise for veteran payments totaling 96128.00 in the past year. A letter from T L Kandie wishes well in the finest title city.
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The
EAGLE
Billy Hooks
P.O. Dept
Billy
T. J. Moore Lumber Yard
D. A. Cavaness
Veterans Affairs Commission
Austin
Cavaness
George Stewart to Preach at Roosevelt Church Sunday
George Stewart a student at Austin Presbyterian Seminary in Texas will be guest minister at Roosevelt Presbyterian Church on Sunday February 9. Sunday School starts at 10 00 with morning worship at 11 00 led by Stewart. The church invites all to attend. Rev Eugene Strickland will preach in Ivy Chapel Sunday night.
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George Stewart
Roosevelt
Austin Presbyterian Seminary
Austin
Texas
Roosevelt Presbyterian Church
Stewart
Roosevelt Church
Eugene Strickland
Ivy Chapel
Dennie and James Jackson Register at Sun Rose College
Dennie and James Jackson accompanied their brother Vernon to Alpine on Wednesday to enroll for the spring semester at Sun Rose College on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennie
James Jackson
Vernon
Alpine
Sun Rose College
Mrs Grenade Peters Visits Midland Parents
Mrs Grenade Peters of Midland spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs A G Farmer confirming family ties and a local home visit during a quiet period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grenade Peters
Midland
A G. Farmer
Mrs Lucy Motley Hosts Granddaughter Marcia McElroy
Mrs Lucy Motley welcomed her granddaughter Marcia McElroy of Eden as a guest last week in a small family gathering.
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Lucy Motley
Marcia McElroy
Eden
Look Who's Here Look Who's Here
Nancy Lee Tatum was born Friday January 31 in a San Angelo hospital. She is welcomed by two brothers Trey and Mike. Her mother is Nancy Spiller. Grandparents are R C Tatum of Gatesville and R R Spiller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Lee
W. E. Tatum
Menard
San Angelo
Trey
Mike
Nancy Spiller
R. C. Tatum
Gatesville
R. R. Spiller
Johnston Kirchner And Barker Take Top Honors In Kimble Show
Tom Johnston Gloria Kirchner and Joyce Barker took home grand championship honors in the Kimble County 4H FFA and FHA Show held Saturday in Junction. Tom's ewe received a grand championship as part of the multiple breed judging, with Kirchner and Barker earning top honors in their divisions.
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Tom Johnston
Gloria Kirchner
Joyee Barker
Kimble County
Junction
Joe Burkett
Kerrville
Legion Memorial Hall
Marvin Blackburn
Vernon Jones
W. W. Leamons
H. H. Rothmann
Kimble County 4H
Tom
Junction Warehouse Company
Ted Holekamp
Junction track team outlook hinges on upcoming relays
Coach Hubbell expects Ingles to lead one of her best track seasons with five or six relays planned before district. Key meets include Comanche relays on March 1 and Sutton, Pearsall, Brady, Eagle Pass, and possibly Big Spring relays. Several lettermen and freshmen train hard since Christmas, with Dudley Cardwell Bobby Bowers Ray Tomlinson Bert Mansfield and others among the out for the year’s first squads.
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Junction
Frank Hubbell
Sutton County
Eagle Pass
Dudley Cardwell
Bobby Bowers
Ray Tomlinson
Bert Mansfield
Leonard Haines
H. C. Alsup
Charles Wootton
Frank Randolph
James Jackson
Baldamore Espinosa
George Willis
Charles Fox
Spencer McDonough
Emil Schaefer
Maurice Brown
Mickey Cavaness
Smokey Goodman
Parker Loeffler
Hubbell
High School Band Concert Next Thursday Night
Band Director Vernon Cooper will present the high school band in concert in the high school auditorium starting at 7 30 during which the 42 member band and additional students will perform likely with all three school bands joining in the program Cooper said
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Vernon Cooper
Cooper
Former Camp Merritt Vets Reunite in Tulsa Visit
Mr and Mrs W Emby of Tulsa Oklahoma visited Mr and Mrs H O Denman. They served together in World War I and met for the first time since discharge at Camp Merritt Dumont New Jersey in 1919 after years of mail correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emby
Tulsa
Okla
H. O. Denman
Denman
Camp Merritt
Dumont
N. J
Wiedemans Visit Austin Sunday
Dr and Mrs J B Wiedeman were Austin visitors Sunday renewing acquaintances and enjoying the city. They attended local church and toured downtown spots before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BE. Wiedeman
Austin
Junc tion Girls Basketball Team Goes Undefeated in District Play
The A team stands top, with Cheryl McKinney Kay Motley Judy Byrd Patsy Smith in front and Nancy Hagood Patsy Robbins Judy Crumbley behind. Nancy Kirk Barbara Cunningham Linda Mahler Leola Bowers and Margaret Ann Hamer form the rest of the lineup.
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Junction
Cheryl McKinney
Kay Motley
Judy Byrd
Patsy Smith
Nancy Hagood
Patsy Robbins
Judy Crumbley
Nancy Kirk
Barbara Cunningham
Linda Mahler
Leola Bowers
Margaret Ann Hamer
Eldorado District Basketball Recap For Eagles Boys and Girls
The Eldorado teams swept district games Tuesday night as the boys won 60 to 39 with Dub Smith 18 points, Moose Brown 18, and Spencer McDonough 13. The girls rolled 48 to 34, with Margaret Hamer 20, Patsy Smith 13, and Judy Byrd 6. The Eagles also went 3 of 4 in last Friday’s Barksdale matches, with the A girls 46 42 and A boys 63 62 in OT. B team 45 26. Next, the boys meet Sonora Broncos Friday. B team in Eldorado B tournament Friday and Saturday. No girls game Friday. A and B in Rocksprings next Tuesday at 7.
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Eldorado
Dub Smith
Moose Brown
Spencer McDonough
Menard
Jobson
Margaret Hamer
Patsy Smith
Judy Byrd
Eagles
Barksdale
A Girls
A Boys
Junction
Parker Loeffler
Howard McKissick
Marion Coffey
John Castillo
Sonora Broncos
Jack Hoggett
Mike Hefley
Rev Fasel to Be Ordained Priest Friday at Trinity Junction
The Rev. Joe Fasel, currently a deacon at Trinity Episcopal Church, will be ordained priest by Rt. Rev. Richard Earl Dicus at 7:30 p.m. Friday at Trinity Church in Junction. Music by Walter M. Dunham of St. Mark's San Antonio. Sermon by Rev. David C. Penticuff Holy Cross San Antonio. A reception will follow at Hotel Las Lomas hosted by Trinity and St. Stephen's.
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Fasel
Joe Fasel
Trinity Episcopal Church
Protestant Episcopal Church
Richard Earl Dicus
Episcopal Diocese of
West Texas
Trinity Church, Junction
Walter M. Dunham
St. Mark’s Church
San Antonio
Maurine Highsmith
Junction
David C. Penticuff
Holy Cross Church, San Antonio
Harold C. Gosnell
D. D
St. Mark’s Church, San Antonio
William P. Weeks
St. Peter’s Church
Kerrville
Alanson Brown
St. John’s Church
Sonora
Lee M. Adams
Calvary Church
Menard
William J. Treat
Christ Church
San Augustine
Texas
Hotel Las Lomas
Trinity Church
St. Stephen’s Church
Mason
PTA Queens To Be Crowned Monday Night
Long awaited reveal of the PTA queens for the current term will occur Monday at 7 30 p m in the high school auditorium Mrs Ernest Boyett PTA president reported Judy Hecht and Donna Fife last year s queens crown their successors Larry Nethery will crown the high school queen Rena James the grade school crown bearer Tickets on sale at the door Rehearsals Friday afternoon A group of famous radio and TV stars will appear Amos n Andy Brenda Lee Elvis Presley Perry Como Marilyn Monroe Ed Sullivan and others Assistants listed with many local names and roles attributed
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PTA
Ernest Boyett
Judy Hecht
Donna Fife
Larry Nethery
Rena James
E. M. Creel
Coronation
Raymond P. James
the Eagle
R. D. Borden
LaRue Newby
Luke Hagood
Warren Ellis
Dynamite Hoggett
Mines
Albert Searcy
Frank Wootan
J. H. Wright
Carlton Massie
Preston Wright
Caryl
Cheryl McKinney
Scout Jamboree Saturday Night at Junction
The Scout Jam boree marks the 48th birthday of the Boy Scouts of America with Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, and Explorer Post displays at the Legion Memorial Hall Saturday night from 7 to 9. Local judges will award prizes at 9, guiding future entrants to the San Angelo jamboree in March. Sunday services follow at three area churches.
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Boy Scouts of
Junction
Boy Scouts of America
Cub
Boy Scouts
Explorer Post
Legion Memorial
Luke Hagood Spends Weekend in Tahoka
Luke Hagood was in Tahoka for a Sunday night into Monday visit, with no additional events or outcomes reported.
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Luke Hagood
Tahoka
Ozona Meeting Aims for Bear Creek Foot Cast After Injury
Guss Bannowsky and Ruby and Kenneth accompanied Mrs. H L Ramsey to Ozona en route to Bear Creek. On Tuesday Bannowsky escorted her to a San Angelo bone specialist where her injured foot from a Ft Davis Match of Dimes basketball game last week was placed in a cast.
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Guss Bannowsky
Ruby
Kenneth
H. L. Ramsey
Ozona
Bear Creek
Smiths from Austin Spend Weekend with Locals
Mr and Wes H R Smith of Austin visited relatives here for the weekend, staying with family and renewing ties.
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Mr. and
Wes. H. R. Smith of
Austin
ULSCD Sponsors Visit To Mason County Grass Seed Farm
Upper Llanos Soil Conservation District will sponsor a visit to Jim Hoover ranch northeast of Mason. Hoover grows grass seed for commercial production including Uvalde sideoats grama blue buffelgrass and wilman love grass. Board hopes irrigated ranchers join the trip to explore local grass seed production. Group departs Junction Courthouse at 7:45 a.m. and reaches Mason courthouse before 9:00 a.m. Returns by noon.
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Upper Llanos
Junction
Mason Courthouse
Marion Teel Returns to Commerce Enters ETSTC for Spring
Marion Teel returned to Commerce last Thursday to enter ETSTC for the spring semester after serving six months in the U S Army Reserve on active duty.
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Marion Teel
Commerce
ETSTC
U. S. Army Reserve
Hodgeses' Trip Ends With Home Return From Kerrville
L. R. Hodges traveled to Kerrville on Tuesday to bring his wife home after she spent a week in the hospital.
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L. R. Hodges
Kerrville
Religious Census Planned For Mar
Representatives from multiple churches voted to begin a county wide religious census in March. Rev Warren Ellis was elected chairman with Earl Ashley secretary and Rev C W Schaefer treasurer. Volunteers will canvass town and county on March 2 two by two, with outlying areas handled by local churches or designated leaders. The effort marks the first full census since 1953 and will be kept in the public library with updates on residence changes and status. Data will include sex nationality age and number for broader church work and population understanding.
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Warren Ellis
Earl Ashley
C. W. Schaefer
West Texas Delegates Attend Episcopal Council Session
Mr and Mrs T Holekamp attended the Episcopal Church council as delegates from West Texas. The council was in session for several days in Corpus Christi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Holekamp
Corpus Christi
Council of the Episcopal Church
West Texas
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