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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1925
Page
2
San Saba News announces rates for local readers and classified display. It lists 8¢ per line per issue for local readers and 2¢ per word per issue for classified acts, with display rates on request and charges for obituaries cards of thanks and notices not newsworthy. The paper promises corrections if any erroneous reflection is called to management’s attention.
A preacher urges readers to study the 15th chapter of Luke to revisit Jesus parable of the prodigal son, questioning retention and prompting fresh reading for deeper understanding.
Blake W. Godfrey presents a contemporary parable about a father and two sons. A father funds his son's education and life, then seeks companionship he never gets, joins clubs, and even politics. Real remorse comes when he returns to his son, yet the son doubts forgiveness and laments lost guidance and misled companionship. Lampasas, Texas. Mrs. C. D. Kirkpatrick visits Hernietta.
W R Smith found a leather suit case on the Goldthwaite road reported by the News want ad column last week. A Wil liamson county caller urged sending the suit case parcel past. Allen and Cullen Johnson of Ballinger visited the old home and friends, reporting the family happy in their new home. Mrs Eddie Williams and daughter are home after three weeks at Lampasas springs. Eddie has been taking a vacation.
J. B. Graham justice of the peace at Richland Springs visited the old home and relatives in Brazos county last week. Miss Dorothy Woods of Brady is a fair guest of Mrs. Brock Ashby. Mrs. T. J. Haney of Hrath county was visiting relatives and former friends in this county last week. Amil Stariz and children of Oklahoma are expected this week for the fair and to visit relatives.
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