Grid Practice Opens for San Saba Armadillos Aug 19
San Saba Armadillos football begin official workouts at 8 am on Rogan Field under Coach Buddy Priest. About 63 players expected with 15 lettermen. first game is Sept 6 against Goldthwaite at home.
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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1963
Page
1
San Saba Armadillos football begin official workouts at 8 am on Rogan Field under Coach Buddy Priest. About 63 players expected with 15 lettermen. first game is Sept 6 against Goldthwaite at home.
The City of Richland Springs now has ample water for summer after a pipeline from an irrigation well one mile south was laid. The well pumps twice daily and the city well supplements the supply. A light 0.40 inch shower Friday aided lawn watering.
The RS Baptist youth group invites intermediate and young people to a Sunday evening fellowship hour on Aug 18 at 9 p.m. in the church fellowship hall. Youth committee members promise games singing fun and refreshments and invite youths from nearby churches and communities.
San Saba County commissioners approved advertising for bids on a motor grader and a dump truck. They also authorized debt for lateral roads and accepted a street connection between Hall County Road and U S Highway 190 in Richland Springs. Numerous work applications and road dedications were approved. The court sessions continue Friday.
The annual Vacation Bible School will run August 19 to 28 at the Wallace and Second Streets Church of Christ. Morning classes from 9 to 10 30, for ages two through high school, plus an adult class. Theme is This Is My Father's World. Everyone is invited, announced by Russell Lewis.
Highway Patrolman Askey investigated two car accidents Saturday within an hour. The first occurred about 8 15 p.m. on Live Oak Street when Manuel Florea Jimenez 27 drove a 1954 Chevrolet pickup north and Helen Jackson Peel 28 driving a 1950 Plymouth coach made a left turn in front of it. Sam Flores 78 riding in the pickup was thrown from the vehicle and hospitalized. The second wreck at 9 p.m. involved Rodger Boyd Stewardson 88 in a 1962 Oldsmobile sedan who, while looking at the Drive-In Theatre, ran off the road, struck a cement bridge headwall with about 600 damages to the car and 10 to the headwall. the driver had no serious injuries.
San Saba head coach Buddy Priest was elected one of two Region 8 directors for the Texas High School Coaches Association at the Houston annual meeting. Fenner Myers of Travis High School Austin was the other director. Region 8 spans Goldthwaite to Laredo, with Austin and San Antonio as largest cities. The board governs the association and local coaching leaders attended the Texas Coaching School with 3,826 coaches statewide.
The Chappel community home of Mr and Mrs Fred Elliott burned around midnight on Sunday August 11. A gas water heater likely started the blaze damaging a bathroom utility room and part of a bedroom while neighbors rushed to help. Firefighters arrived as the fire was controlled with most furnishings saved.
San Saba No. 2 Little League All-Stars meet Goldthwaite All-Stars at Little League Field in Mill Pond Park on Thursday night August 16 at 8 p.m. Managers Don Pallett and Johnnie Oswald front the teams. San Saba defeated Goldthwaite 8 to 6 on Monday August 5, Pallett said. The matchup is expected to draw fans. admission is free.
Richland Springs Lions Club will meet Thursday Aug 15 at 7 30 p m in the V A Cafe for supper and a business session. Secretary Chester Sylvester notes dues are due and a sing song will precede the meal. All members urged to attend the important session. Mrs R A Taylor of the Locker community visited San Saba Wednesday.
San Saba School Board accepted resignations of three faculty members including sixth grade teacher Mrs. J R Shaw and coach Reggie Davis and hired four new teachers: Mrs Winston Millican sixth grade, Miss Jeanean Hall girls PE, Eli Roberts high school math, and Russell Lewis band. The board also opened bids for dairy bread gas and oil for the school year and amended the budget.
A cool front moved through the county bringing scattered showers on Wednesday morning. Rain totals varied by location with San Saba at 1.15 inches by 10 am, Algerita Store 1.50, Harkeyville 0.8, Richland Springs 1.90, and Locker reporting a dust settler of 0.2. Unconfirmed reports cited up to 2.00 inches north of San Saba.
Spelunkers from Dallas Fort Worth Grotto Abilene Grotto and others plan Labor Day weekend cave exploration in San Saba County. Organizers include Peta Lindsley Jim Estes and Bill Chadwick coordinating 40 to 50 members. Conservation and responsible conduct emphasized under motto Take nothing but pictures leave nothing but footprints.
Mrs. Jack Harkey, San Saba homemaking teacher, schedules Friday, Aug. 16, 2 to 4 p.m., in the homemaking building for mothers of students enrolled in the 1693-64 homemaking year. The meeting discusses goals and problems of the vocational program and emphasizes home parent-teacher cooperation.
The San Saba Independent School District approves a 1963 64 budget of 381 460 with receipts estimated at 385 408 including state and federal aid for added staff. The plan adds an extra vocational agriculture teacher CTA earned and a vocational training teacher, plus administrative, teaching, and maintenance costs, totaling 381 460.
Mra Myrtle Kennon Gray of Troy died at 9 15 am Saturday Aug 10 from injuries suffered in a two car smashup on U S Highway 190 about 12 miles west of San Saba on Aug 2 She was the third victim in the wreck The crash also claimed Mary Ann Sprott of Hobbs NM at the scene and Wesley Cantrell of Odessa a great nephew of Gray on Aug 3 Lesley Cantrell 4 sustained minor injuries Gray born June 21 1894 lived in Troy most his life before moving to a farm between See Injuries Fatal Page 5
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