Democratic nominees for district county and precinct offices
The News announces Democratic candidates for district and county offices for the November 1982 election. Names include Lamar Thaxton district judge, Mrs Eddie Williams district clerk, R E Gray county judge, R L Johnson county attorney, W H Doran sheriff, A E Moore tax collector, W T Terry tax assessor, Arch Woods county clerk, Co A Harvey county treasurer, Hugh Miller commissioner prec 1, G H Behrens public weigher prec 1, J K Rector justice of the peace prec 1, Dennis Dean commissioner prec 8, J B Harrell commissioner prec 4.
Blanton and Jones Carry Counties In Local Contest
Blanton carried 11 counties while Jones carried 8 in a regional tally. Piano lessons offered at Piano-8 with $3 sessions. Studio located at Mrs. Hoyt's with instruction by Mrs. Sara Moore Hunter.
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Blanton
Jones
Hoyt
Sara Moore Hunter
Eight Living Room Demonstrators On Job in This County
Eight living room demonstrators in the county promote home improvement ideas. They were awarded wallpaper by Cameron Lumber Yards. They emphasize flat solid walls as background, avoiding pictorial patterns and using restrained color to keep harmony. Next week covers arrangement and hanging of pictures. The contest aims to spread living room lessons to neighboring homes.
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Cameron Lumber Yards
Branscom Evangelistic Services At Full Gospel Tabernacle
Nightly services at 7 45 p m at the Full Gospel Tabernacle Storey Street led by Evangelist Branscom emphasize no creed but Christ and love. Messages are described as prophetic and soul saving inviting San Saba residents to join in worship and spiritual fellowship each evening except Monday.
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Full Gospel Tabernacle
Storey St
Evangelist Branscom
Jesus
Blonday
Card of Thanks from the Ellis Family
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and after death of John Ellis. Signed by Mrs. John Ellis and Children, with blessings wished.
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John Ellis
Fall Openings Prompt Norette Shoppe Bargain Store
News ad notes the fall opening of the Norette Shoppe and the opening of a New Norette Bargain Store. The advertisement urges readers to try News Ads for results.
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Norette
BEND By Heck
Brownwood residents host visits from kin and friends in a week of travel and family affairs. Guests include Seth W Thomson family en route to Waco for Billie’s tonsil operation. King Hubbert and mother from Columbia University dine with the Cates. many others visit relatives in this community.
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Seth W. Thomson
Tommie and
Billie
Brownwood
W. T. Moore
Waco
Tommie
Warcheater to Re-enter Clark University for PhD Candidacy
In October Warcheater of Warcheater, Mass. plans to re-enter Clark University as a candidate for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy. The move marks a return to active pursuit of advanced study and research within the university setting.
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Warcheater
Mass
Clark University
Richland Springs Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. Bob Puckett and children from Big Springs visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Norville. Joe Horton of Bangs stopped by to see relatives. Misses Mabel and Fannie Taylor depart for San Angelo to teach again this year. Mrs. RB Hairston and daughter Marylyn return from Dallas. Mrs. C. B. Williams and W. G. Adams were in Brady. Williams’ son underwent a throat operation. Miss Johnnie Neal Roberts returned from Roswell with her sister Mrs. Jerry Melton and their children. May Mitchell and Bob Parks spent Monday in Brady. Norma Yarborough and Olga Mae Locklear shopped in San Saba. Mrs. Sue Whisenant and children from Brownwood visited Mrs. T. RB Christian. Glenda Hendricks left for Ft. Worth to visit relatives. Lucy Mae Brown of Brownwood is visiting relatives. Jack Spurlock and family moved to a new home recently bought from J. W. Gibbons in the south part of town. J. H. Roberts and family moved into the former Spurlock house.
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Bob Puckett
Big Springs
W. R. Norville
Joe Horton
Bangs
Mabel
Fannie
Bob Taylor
San Angelo
A. Hairston
Marylyn
Dallas
Mmes
C. B. Williams
W. G. Adams
Brady
T. RB
Christian
Glenda Hendricks
Ft. Worth
Lucy Mae Brown
Brownwood
Jack Spurlock
J. W. Gibbons
J. H. Roberts
Mr. Spurlock
Noah Hunt Dies in Baird After Lingering Illness
Noah Hunt a longtime San Saba resident died August 25 at his daughter Emily Clark's home in Baird after a lingering illness. Born January 11, 1855 in Illinois he was known locally as Uncle Noah and was respected in the community. He leaves two sons Oscar Hunt of New Mexico and Finis Hunt of West Texas, a daughter Mrs. Emily Clark, a step-daughter Mrs. C. G. Baker, two sisters Mrs. J. T. Estes and Mrs. T. G. Wallace, and two brothers.
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N. A
Noah) Hunt
San Saba
Emily Clark
Baird
Noah
Illinois
Oscar Hunt
New Mexico
Finis Hunt
West Texas
C. G. Baker
J. T .Estes
T. G. Wallace
Ballinger
Nomination Acceptance by Lamar Thaxton for 33rd Judicial District
Lamar Thaxton thanks voters of the 33rd Judicial District for the district judge nomination and expresses intent to serve all people with dedication. He asks for cooperation from supporters of opponents and pledges full effort and responsibility in office. (Political Advt.) News Ada Get Results Try Them.
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33Rd Judicial District
Lamar Thaxton
Community Notes and Visits Across the Parish
Busy week as residents harvest hay and preserve summer produce. Visitors from Fort Worth, Brownwood, Oklahoma and Sweetwater share news while cemetery work renews community ties. Nov 11 to meet and tend the local graves. schooling plans discussed for winter in Stephenville.
Gins Reconditioned Ready to Go Says Ponton and Vogel
Mrs W J Morris and children of Bend visit Dr and Mrs J Dailey in San Saba. Mrs R L Ham of Selma Alabama returns home after a visit to relatives in the Colony community. Mr Ham was among victims of last spring's Alabama storm.
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Ponton & Vogel
W. J. Morris
Bend
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R. L. Johnson
W. H. Doran
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G. H. Behrens
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J. EK
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J. B. Harrell
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Heck
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Stella Wilson
Cora
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Los Angeles
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Fort Worth
King W Hubbert
Columbia University
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Ralls
J. W. Corneilius
Long Cove
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Fred Turner
Y. W. Lee
Emil
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Brian Boyettkin
Phinetta Morris
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Temple
Nolin W. Haney
King Daughters’ Hospital
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C. W. Hoover
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Wanda Lou
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Lometa
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Elvis
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Golda Ray
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T. J. Sparkman
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Oklahoma
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Sweetwater
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Minnie
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Post
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Owan
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Stephenville
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