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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1947
Page
6
Cleo Clippings notes a two inch rain improved ranch morale and allowed shearing, rounding up, and livestock delivery to proceed. The column lists local residents resuming studies, visiting relatives, and various weekend activities across the region.
Mrs Norton Matthews of Menard spoke on federal benefits and influence at the Highland Study Club's first meeting of the year held September 10 at the home of Mrs Jack Turner. Turner gave the president's message and led the business session. Delegates and several members attended as listed. Mr and Mrs Clay Holland of Alpine visited Livingston and were joined by Mrs Will Graham returning from Austin.
A note expressing sincere appreciation to friends for support during illness in Temple and after returning home. The letter mentions cards letters flowers and thoughtful gestures easing the pain and lengthy hours.
Mrs. Zora Burt and Mrs. Damon Maddux called on Mrs. Maggie Keen in Harper Monday. Mrs. F. H. Dunk returned from six weeks with relatives in East Texas, stopping in Houston Caldwell East Bernard and Giddings. Ross Beasley visited San Antonio to see Bob Phillips in hospital and friends. G R White of Brady attended the Triple M Club meeting at Scout Grounds with President Gibb Gilchrist. White pledged support for Junction A M adjunct. Ad Murr moved to a new West Junction home.
Mrs Albert Taylor and Mrs Lucy Motley took Miss Rena Ray Taylor to Georgetown on Tuesday for a senior year at Southwestern. They returned Wednesday. Leonard Cowsert visited San Antonio on business Tuesday. Mrs W J Moore of Llano visits her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs W M Moore.
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