Eagles edge Mason 7 0 in Fair Park clash
Junction Eagles defeat Mason Cowpunchers 7 to 0 after a late fourth quarter drive. Crumbley powered a 10 yard TD run. Evans, Brite and Crumbley tallied multiple first downs as the Eagles outgained Mason despite penalties and three Mason fumbles.
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Mas
Junction Eagles
Cowpunchers
Fair Park Stadium
Crumbley
Evans
Brite
Mason
Eagles
Junction
Brown
Eagle
Hudson
Simon
Blackburn
Leach
Junior High Football Night At Fair Grounds Field
Junction and Fredericksburg junior high teams square off tonight at the Fair Grounds with a 7 30 p m start after an earlier 6 30 p m kickoff between the Rinky Dinks and younger Fredericksburg lads Coach Carl Short says the teams look evenly matched Both towns posted 19 0 wins over Mason last Thursday with Junction defeating Mason the previous week
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Junction
Fredericksburg
Fair Grounds
Carl Short
Dinks
Short
Mason
Brady hospital birth of Dale Scott Murr
Mr and Mrs Ralph Murr announce the birth of their son Dale Scott Friday afternoon at Brady hospital. He weighed 7 pounds 10 ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Roy Murr and Mr and Mrs Harold Dutton. Great grandparents are Mr and Mrs W F Dutton and Mrs Adam Murr. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Luke Powell and son Roy of San Antonio. Lennie Boerm of College Station spent the weekend with relatives including Mr and Mrs E V Stewart and W M Boerm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Murr
Dale Scott
Brady Hospital
Roy Murr
Harold Dutton
W. F. Dutton
Brady
Adam Murr
Luke Powell
Roy
San Antonio
Leon R. Powell
Lennie Boerm
College Station
E. V. Stewart
W. M. Boerm
Fall Conference Held at Local Presbyterian Church
Registration at the Fall Conference of the Women of the Church District No. 5 Western Texas Presbytery in Junction Presbyterian Church totaled 137. Representatives from 18 congregations in 11 cities attended along with guests including Rev. David M. Currie and Dr. W. P. Dickey. Morning program featured Mrs. Ward Terrell and others. luncheon served by local women. floral arrangements and corsages noted.
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Women of the Church District No
Western Texas
R. L. Barnett
Karnes City
C E S to Observe 40th Anniversary of Eastern Star
The local Eastern Star chapter marks its 40th anniversary with a program at the October 13 meeting. Past matrons and patrons plus three charter members Minnie Riley A L Mudge and Roy King will be honored. The announcing committee includes L R Hodges Fred Coleman and M C Blackburn.
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Order of the Eastern Star
Mmes. L. R. Hodges
Fred Coleman
M. C. Blackburn
Mmes Minnie Riley
A. L. Mudge
Roy King
Eagles Tackle Kerrville B Here Friday
The Junction Eagles open their season hosting Kerrville B in a Friday night game at Fair Park, then travel to Sonora next week for a conference test. Coach Bob Short notes Kerrville’s depth and a lack of experience on the visitors, while stressing Junction’s power and speed as keys to success this season.
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Junction Eagles
Kerrville
Fair Park
Sonora
Bob Short
Kerrville Club
Short
Junction-Sonora
Junction
Iraan
Big Lake
Eldorado
Isingles
Eagles
Ozona
Menard Yellow Jackets
Menard
Athletic Dept Financial Report at Junction High
Junction High School athletic department reports a total gross of 1343.40 from two football games at Fair Park, with 1816 spectators and 534.04 net after expenses. Supt. Long released itemized data showing receipts from adults and students, ticket sales, and expenditures for officials, visiting team, lights, and tax. Net profit differed each week with attendance, rental, and tax changes.
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Junction High School
Fair Park
Jnc. A. Long
Supt. Long
Jones
Eagle Athletic
the Fair Association
Uncle Sam
Church of Christ Homecoming Sets 69th Anniversary
Walter W Leamons, minister, outlines a full day observance at the Church of Christ on College and Ninth Streets for its 69th anniversary. Sermons include The Language of Victory in the morning and The Dead Speak at 7:30 pm, with a noon basket luncheon and a 2:30 pm song service. All are invited to attend and join the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W Leamons
Church of Christ At
College and
Ninth Streets
Four Kimble 4-H Clubs Elect Officers
J W Jennings reports new officers across three Kimble County 4-H clubs with a fourth club’s president chosen. Juntion High School club selects Bennett Ragsdale president Rob Roy Spiller vice president Billie Ragsdale secretary treasurer. Junction Grammar School club elects Charles Ray Dobbs president Jerry Dutton vice president Nettie Hunger secretary treasurer Gene Leonard Dunbar reporter. Harper club picks Donnie Bode president Joe Parker vice president Ola Maertz secretary treasurer. London club names Billy Ed McCollum president. Total membership 49.
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Kimble
J. W
Jennings
Juntion High School
Bennett Ragsdale
Rob Roy Spiller
Billie Ragsdale
Junction Grammar School
Charles Ray Dobbs
Jerry Dutton
Nettie Hunger
Gene Leonard Dunbar
Harper Club
Kimble County
Donnie Bode
Joe Parker
Ola Maertz
London
Billy Ed McCollum
Stevenson Jr Named Texas Liquor Board Administrator
Coke R. Stevenson Jr was named administrator of the Texas Liquor Control Board and began duties in Austin on Monday. Leonard Brown of Dallas announced the appointment, succeeding John L. Lawlor of Tyler who resigned. Stevenson, son of former Governor Coke R. Stevenson, had served as assistant administrator for two years.
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Coke R. Stevenson, Jr
Texas Liquor Control Board
Austin
Stevenson
John L. Lawrr
Texan Theatre Aids Polis Foundation Campaign
The Texan Theatre collected and sent $120.56 to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis in the current nationwide campaign to raise funds amid a polio epidemic this year.
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Texan Theatre
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
University work for two Austin women
Mrs Albert Martin and Mrs Gus sie Watson spent Saturday in Austin where they enrolled in the University for work on their masters degrees.
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Albert Martin
Gussie Watson
Austin
University
Extension Classes Organized Here
Dr. Pat Norwood of Southwest Texas State College led about 50 enrollments in two education extension classes at a high school meeting Monday evening after a Faculty Club barbecue at the Scout grounds. Teachers from Junction London Menard Rock Springs Mason and Harper attended.
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Pat Norwood
Southwest Texas State College
Junction
London
Menard
Rocksprings
Mason
Harper
John A
Albert
Mmes. Watson
Frank Patterson
Ernest Murr
Austin Durst
Frank Hubbell
Norwood
Modernized School Cafeteria Feeds Students Daily
The remodeled grammar school now operates a 90 by 30 foot cafeteria on College Street with 350 seating, serving about 200 students and staff daily. Mrs Haven supervises with assistants Mrs Bates and Mrs Andrews. meals cost 25 cents and weekly or monthly tickets are sold.
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Grammar School
John A. Long
College Street
G. H. Haven
Lloyd Bates
Jim Andrews
Mr and Mrs Joe Maddux Spend Saturday in San Angelo
Mr and Mrs Joe Maddux spent Saturday in San Angelo detailing a brief city visit with travel notes and local scenery. The couple shared time together in a mild outing that included standard sightseeing during the weekend.
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Mrs
Joe Maddux
San Angelo
Couchs Visit Abilene For Sister Reunion
Mr J W Couch and Mrs Couch spent the weekend in Abilene visiting in the home of Mrs Couchs sister and attending a reunion of several of her sisters.
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Roy Blackburn
North
Texas
Mrs. Blackburn
Bertie Warren
Denton
Margaret Seward
del Rio
M. N. Harrison
J. W. Couch
Abilene
Mrs Couch
Kimble County lands deeded for college site in $9 million program
The Kimble County adjunct is part of a $9,000,000 building plan for the 4 H & M college system. The board approved $202,500 for the site construction and asked for working plans for the first phase. J B Farmer led a delegation to announce readiness to deed 41 acres donated by Kimble County. The facility will serve preparatory training, geology, engineering, agriculture and hydraulic studies. Other projects include A&M College, John Tarleton, Prairie View A&M and Arlington State College.
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Kimble County
4 & M College
San Antonio
J. 8
Farmer
A & M College
College Station
John Tarleton
Stephenville
Prairie View A & M
Arlington State College
W.N. Hardeman
C. T. Holekamp
Grass judging team to attend state fair
The Upper Llanos Soil Conservation District prepares a grass judging team for the State Fair under County Agent J. W. Jennings. Team members Bennett Ragsdale Gene Simon Rob Roy Spiller and Edward Walker will be joined by cross breed mutton lamb entrants Billy McCollum H. C. Allsup Jr. and George Parker. Lambs enter October 19 with travel by October 16 and pens ready by October 17.
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Llanos
Mr. Jennings
Dallas
Otober
Daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Winston Murr born in San Antonio
Dorra Claire Murr is the newborn daughter weighing six pounds six ounces born Saturday afternoon at a San Antonio hospital to Mr and Mrs Carl Winston Murr. Grandparents are Ollie Murr and Vann Martin. Great grandmothers are Mrs F Duderstadt and Mrs Adam Murr.
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Carl Winston Murr
San Antonio
Dorra Claire
Ollie Murr
Vann Martin
F. ©. Duderstadt
Adam Murr
Cemetery Aid Society to Meet October 6
The Junction Cemetery Aid Society will hold its regular monthly meeting Thursday afternoon October 6 at 4 p m in the home of Mrs Craft Moos. All members are urged to attend. Also noted are visits from Hobbs New Mexico residents Mr and Mrs Jim Forbes and children Peggy Lee and Jimmy Ray to Mr and Mrs F R McCullough.
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Junction Cemetery Aid Society
Jim Forbes
Peggy Lee
Jimmy Ray
Hobbs, N. M
F. R. Mce Cullough
Mc. Cullough
Forbes
Visit to Cleo Home by Gus Jones of San Angelo
Gus Jones of San Angelo visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Couch near Cleo the first of last week. Mrs. Jones and Mr. Couch are sisters.
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I. S. Foley
Adah V. Smith
San Antonio
Linda Smith
Velmer F. Smith
Gus Jones
San Angelo
J. W. Couch
Cleo
Mrs. Jones
Mr. Couch
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Local Presbyterian Church
Jack France
Edward
Houston
George France
J. W. Jennings
Delton Stewart
Athletic Dept. Financial Report
Mrs. LaRue Newby
Bandera County
Church of Christ
C. R. Stevenson, Jr
Texan Theatre Aids Polis Foundation
Cemetery Aid Society
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