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San Saba News

Location

San Saba, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1932

Page

3

Mary Leigh Jackson a San Saba sculptor on clay dreams

Miss Jackson, a San Saba County girl from Fairview, pursues clay sculpture as self expression. Largely self taught since 1928, she carved figures from tank-bank clay in a log cabin studio, exhibiting a cow boy statue in 1929 and a Lincoln bust in Arkansas, with notable pieces like John Garner and a hunter in progress.

Fairview Mary Leigh Jackson San Saba County Miss Jackson San Saba High School Norphelt High School Arkansas Abraham Lincoln John Garner Nega

New Hats and Hose at The Bazaar

Extension Service planting plans advocate interplanting legumes with corn to improve soil and provide livestock feed. Farmers in San Saba County report higher corn yields by two rows of corn to one row of peas or beans, with 23 to 50 percent bigger yields on terraced fields. About 150 farmers use this method this year, and many note better soil and stronger crops after two to three years of practice.

San Saba

First Methodist Church Services and pastor plans

Sunday School at 9 45 a m with W L White as superintendent. Preaching by Rev J W Rowland at 11 a m and 7 45 p m. Morning topic The Call Isaiah. Evening topic Is the Sabbath Out of Date. Third of Live Wire Questions series. Sunday School Council Monday 7 45 p m Mid week service Wednesday. James Carroll left Tuesday for Follett school work. James re elected for second year, evidence of success in his profession.

Sunday School Council James Carroll Follett the Plains James

Piano lessons at Mrs Hoyts studio for Sara Moore Hunter

Piano-8 lessons priced at $3 offered at the studio of Mrs. Hoyt. Mention includes Mrs. Sara Moore Hunter as participant or sponsor in the notice.

Hoyt Sara Moore Hunter

Death of J A McCarley Shocks Florence Community

News from O Donnell reports the death of 46 year old J A McCarley last Friday night. He had recently visited with sons in O Donnell and Florence and is survived by his widow and eight children. The funeral was held in O Donnell with burial in O Donnell cemetery, Florence Vidette.

Florence J. A. McCarley O'Donnell Willimason County J. C A. K. McCarley O’donnell W. F. Smith D. Allen C. L. Hall Weir Lee McCarley Virgil May Floyd McCarley O'Donnel Florence Vidette

Gratitude Note From San Saba County Candidate

A San Saba County candidate thanks voters for their primary support and pledges conservative law enforcement, impartial justice, and courteous service. He invites county cooperation and counsel to fulfill duties as their servant.

San Saba

Tel class at First Baptist holds monthly meeting

The TEL class of the First Baptist church met last Tuesday with 9 members. Mrs. H H Taylor led devotion on the first Psalm and the blessings of Christian life. Officers elected by secret ballot included president Mrs H H Taylor and secretary-treasurer Mrs Joe Johnson.

First Baptist Church H. H. Taylor Joe Johnson H. W. Bolton Fred Barker T. A. Carter Tom King Charlie Carroll Jim Munsell Harry Hopkins Opal Garnet Walker Betty June Carter

Branscom Evangelistic Campaign Promises Strong Messages

Evangelist Branscom continues nightly services at 8 p m except Monday, delivering a forceful series on The Mark of the Beast. Joseph Cowan, a journalism instructor at Texas Christian University, spends vacation in San Saba with his mother and plans to return for the school opening.

God Evangelist Branscom Jesus Joseph Cowan San Saba Columbia University Texas Christian University

Buggies and Saddles Returning At A D Estep Hardware

A D Estep Hardware proclaims buggies and saddles are coming back with stock now available. The store invites customers to visit and view the selection.

A. D. Estep Hardware

John Ellis Pioneer Citizen Dies at 67 in Rock Shoals

John Ellis, lifelong county resident and community figure, died at his home near Rock Shoals last Thursday at midnight. He was 67 and is survived by his wife, five children including Mrs. Mann, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Gaddy, Creed Ellis, and Bryant Ellis, plus a number of brothers and sisters. Burial was in Ellis cemetery following a hometown wake.

John Ellis Ellis Rock Shoals Edgar Mann K. Taylor Richland Springs Sam Gaddy San Saba Creed Bryant Ellis J. R R. M. Ellis This County W. N. Ellis Brady Frank Ellis Eden Betty Dail Sallie McCracken Cisco Lovie Frendren

Radio Brings Democratic Convention Closer to Home

Dallas News notes radio made the Democratic convention accessible to many at home. Listeners gained clearer insight than some delegates. The piece asserts radio is the nation’s voice and urges readers to tune in.

San Saba News Chicago Dallas News

Educational Exhibits by E. E. Risien at Llano Pecan Meet

E. E. Risien proposes educational pecan exhibits to raise standards at the Texas Pecan Growers Association meeting in Llano. He suggests increasing cash premiums to at least 100 dollars or awarding a transferable gold medal for the highest meat to shell percentage, to stimulate pecan culture as an advertising success.

E. E. Risien Llano Texas Pecan Growers Association

Lindstroms Visit Sessoms in Crosby Family Trip

Mr. and Mrs. F. Lindstrom and their children from Crosby spent last week visiting the parents of Mrs. Sessom, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Sessom.

F. Lindstrom Crosby H. W. Sessom

Warren McNatt Nuptials Tie San Saba Pair

Mr Bailey Warren and Miss Ar mour Lee McNatt of San Saba were quietly married Sunday August 21. The bride, daughter of the late D W McNatt, graduated in 1930 from Richland Springs High School where she was an editor and officer. Warren, formerly a California pharmacist, has worked with his brother in a garage. They will move to Bakersfield California where Warren will resume work with the drug company.

Bailey Warren Armour Lee McNatt San Saba D. W. McNatt Richland Springs High School HE. L. Brown Warren Bakersfield California Texas

Johnston Returns to Corpus Christi Roots with Old Friends

J. H. Johnston of Corpus Christi joined Mrs. Johnston in San Saba visiting their daughter Mrs. L. C. Ward. Johnston, formerly in local lumber, now a large coast city dealer, enjoyed meeting old friends on his first return visit. Uncle Buck Chamberlain and daughter Miss Mary with granddaughter Miss Patsy Maxwell also returned from Austin relatives visit.

J. H. Johnston Corpus Christi Johnston L. C. Ward San Saba Mr. Johnston Buck Chamberlain Mary Patsy Maxwell Austin

Mrs Amelia Cowan Vacation Return Home

Mrs Amelia Cowan enjoyed a vacation visiting Fort Worth Mineral Wells and Houston before returning home Friday.

Amelia Cowan Fort Worth Mineral Wells Houston

Cherokee By Eagle Hye Community Notes

Mrs Sue Betty Davenport and Mrs O L Gray were in San Saba. Rex Salee of Creek visited last week. Mrs Walter Ohse of Houston and Mrs Dickson plus Mrs Arch Yot were in Cherokee midweek. William Kuykendall and sister Lee Green of Brownwood visited last week. Milton Ramsour of Brownwood vacationing with Claude McEneely. Bob Holcomb and family plan to move to Richland Springs. Q B Harkey turkey breeder assisted Foster Tom with tattooing and vaccination. active Poultry Raisers member. Rev J E G Hillman and Bude Gray returned from 1108 mile West Texas trip. El Paso farthest point. Mrs J E G Hillman visiting Austin. James Williamson and family of San Antonio visiting Dr and Mrs J A Williamson.

Sue Betty Davenport O. L. Gray Rex Salee Creek Walter Ohse Houston Dickson Arch William Kuykendall Burke Ranch Lee Green Brownwood Cherokee Lee Ramsour Milton Ramsour Ramsour Claude McEneely Bob Holcomb Richland Springs Whg Q. B. Harkey Harke

Mrs Manley Rushed to Temple Hospital in Emergency Appendicitis

Mrs R N Manley was hurried to Temple hospital Sunday morning after a sudden illness. An emergency operation for appendicitis was performed and, according to latest reports, she was improving.

R. N. Manley Temple Hospital

Also Mentioned on This Page

First Methodist Church J. W. Rowland SAN Saba National Bank THE City National Bank TEL Branscom Evangelistic Campaign Warren—Mcnatt J. W. Carroll San Saba Hardware
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