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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1963
Page
5
A list of weekend visitors and local residents traveling or staying with families in San Saba and nearby towns is given. Names include Floyd McCoy, Herbert Dale Lewis of Pasadena, Karen Townsend, Patti Bryson, Doris Ann, and many Lewis relatives. Several attendees are noted at churches, hospital stays, and community events.
L C Ward, chair of San Saba County Savings Bonds Committee, reports July E and H Savings Bonds sales at 2806 dollars, pushing seven month total to 109804 dollars or 61 percent of the 1968 180000 dollar goal. Texas seven month sales reach 87895088 dollars or 68.4 percent of the state goal. Ward says the drive shows Texans will support the nation’s freedom and economy.
Miss Lou Francia Sustice remains a patient at San Saba Memorial Hospital. Rev. Chester Sylvester and Bobby Mack Mask returned from Junior R A Camp at Lake Brownwood. Mrs. Crane visits her ill son Rollen. Billy Grouchshag returned from San Angelo. Archie Newby couple in Brady for medical check ups. Glenn Walters and baby of Brownwood were Friday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Matt Myers. Maude Brown reburh ed from Itasca visit with daughter and family. Snooks Coffee accompanied her home. Visitors at W L Horne include C F Lively of Dallas, Clemuel Gober family of Lubbock, Dr Lowman Gober of Brady. Mrs Berry of Brownwood and Miss Ollie Kineff of San Angelo visited Sunday with Henry Kineff. Mr Kineff received word of death of nephew David Pratt of Cameron. Funeral services held in Cameron Monday Aug 26. By Mrs. Robert Lewis.
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