Chappel Epworth League to Present Upcoming Play
The Chappel Epworth League reports good turnout and plans a forthcoming play with details to be announced next week. At the G. C. Lackey farm hogs yielded 18 and 14 gallons of lard from two hogs, while a large sausage batch was made. Bill Hamrick and family visited J. D. S. Hamrick's funeral and saw relatives in the Behrens home. T. C. Bourland, at Schreiner Institute, spent Thanksgiving with his mother in San Saba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Lackey Farm
Charlie Johnson
Bill Hamrick
Ralls
J. D. S. Hamrick
G. H. Behrens
T. C. Bourland
Schreiner Institute
B. C. May
San Saba
Buck) Millican
I. W. Keeney
Tom Matsler
Iris Millican
J. R. Smelser
Fay Ola
Peggy
Cherokee
M. L. Smelser
Bob Stafford
J.B. Harrel
Vernon
Texas
Sheriff Sale Notice In San Saba County Texas
The State of Texas San Saba County sheriff will sell on the first Tuesday in January 1936 at the San Saba County Courthouse between 10 a m and 4 p m the real estate of J W Mitchell and wife Lillie F Mitchell to satisfy a judgment in favor of T W McKneely and Eunice McKneely and against J W Mitchell and Lillie F Mitchell. The property includes 1092 acres in F Jauntechke Survey No 604 and 744 1 2 acres part of P A Cook Survey No 2. Sale by order of Will H Doran Sheriff. Publication in San Saba News three weeks prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
San Saba
District Court
San Saba County
Eddie Williams
T. W. McKneely
Eunice McKneely
Eunice” McKneely
J. W. Mitchell
Texas
F. Jauntechke
P. A. Cook
Lillie F. .Mitchell
T. W. McEneely
Lillie F. Mitchell
Court House
San Saha
Levy
Will H. Doran
Carroll Family And Relatives Visit In San Saba
Mr and Mrs Monroe Carroll and son of Waco Miss Fannie Carroll of Houston and James Carroll of Corpus Christi spent the Thanksgiving holidays with their parents Mr and Mrs J W Carroll in San Saba Mrs M E Harlan of Houston spent the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs J H Baker and daughter Betty Harlan in San Saba
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Carroll
Waco
Fannie Carroll
Houston
James Carroll
Corpus Christi
J. W. Carroll
San Saba
M. E. Harlan
J. H. Baker
Betty Harlan
Pecan Convention Reflections and Local Tradesmen
Bend by Gimlet reports the West Texas Pecan Convention as a successful event with noted attendees Ross Wolfe, O S Gray, Rainey, Lyon White, Lucas, Joe Zigect, and Frank Moore. The piece laments few local business owners visited exhibits, praises Guy Rissen for a first prize then donating his winnings, and notes a banquet with San Saba orchestra. It mentions shipping 150 pecan trees to Mr O Neal of Greenville and a batch of 40 to Coryell county, with the writer turning 63 soon and planning to reveal the winners next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas
Ross Wolfe
Stephenville
O. S. Gray
Arlington
Rainey
San Angelo
Lyon White
Georgetown
Lucas
Brownwood
Joe Zigect
Taylor
Frank Moore
Guy Rissen
Guy
O'Neal
Greenville
Coryell County
December Fireside Notes From Richland Springs
December brings rain and renewal as drought eases and stock fall harvests begin. Local ginner Maxcey completed 420 bales. visits from Hervie Maxcey and Mrs. Lee Burkett noted. A social at Leonard Solsberry’s featured games and dancing, with Richland Springs guests including multiple Solsberry and Shaw family members. Regular notices advertise December frames at Dr. Berry’s and Ben Morrison of Coleman spent Thanksgiving in San Saba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxcey
Hervie Maxcey
Lee Burkett
Bend
Sam Hickman
Richland Springs
Bob Taylor
Sam Boynton
San Angelo
J. A. Parks
Roy Taylor
Ben Locklear
Leonard Solsberry
Alonzo Parks
Walter Shaw
Andy Smith
Jess
T. M. Sofgee
Dit
Lowell Shaw
Aubrey Hobson
Clinton Coffey
Bob Cochran
Herb Taylor
San Saba
Riley Mosley
Grandma Newsome
Neal Community
Prof
Ben Whittenberg
Down On
Ben J. Morrison
Coleman
Mrs. Morrison
Chappel News Highlights Local Weather and People
Woodson M Keeney reports heavy rainfall making everything green after a midweek shower. Farmers see oats thrive, while residents like Buck Millican and Iris Millican recover from illnesses. The community welcomes Rev Young from Vernon and notes local church and mission activities along with Thanksgiving visits and bazaar sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howdy
Woodson M
Thanksgiving visits span families in Pampa and area
Mrs. Kuykendall and Mrs. Laughlin host relations during the holiday. Guests include Mrs. Montgomery of Austin, the Broyles family in Abilene, Mrs. Johnson of San Saba, and the Gregg family with their daughters. Hal Breazeale and kin visit Hoover Valley parents, while Lon Altizer hosts relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Kuykendall
Pampa
Mary Kuykendall
J. 8. Laughlin
and. Gons
Roy
Trickham
Carlon Bowden
Hal Breazeale
Mack Breazeale
Hoover Valley
W. D. Montgomery
Austin
Geo. Gray
Flora Melton
N. L. Loving
Abilene
G. M. Broyles
W. F. Johnson
San Saba
Groves Kuykendall
Laurence Gregg
Oliver Altizer
M. B. Bowman
Bettie Bowman
Mrs Moore Repatriates to Make Home Here
Mrs M J Moore, who has been visiting for 18 months with her granddaughter Mrs C Douglas at Medina, has returned to make her home here. Wool dresses at five ninety five in The Bazaar.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Srutsun
National Housing Act
WEAA
WUAI
Wm. Cameron & Co
Chappel Epworth League
Woodson M. Keeney
Novaston
Jeff Byrd Grocery
Willard
Willard’s
City Drug Store
Mail
Houston Chronicle
THE
J. W. Dalton
W. H. Taylor
J. H. Subae
E. A. Kuykendall
King Freeborn
Edmiston Pharmacy
R. G. Murray
Flereford
P.O
Rawleigh
Dept
Memphis
Tenn
E. D. Keeney
Chappel
Tex
H. C. Perry
San Sals
Legals
Lindy
O.K
Dr. Berry
Texas Girl Coffee
Piggly Wiggly Store
Chappel News
Woodson M, Keeney
Baptist County Mission
Mmes
Ed Crawford
W. R.doran
Walter Lindsey
Bert Kirkpatrick
A. M. Sanderson
Frank Shaw
Hattie Carter
T. J. Stewart
W. C. Timberlake
L W. Yarborough
D. J. Smith, Jr
W Robinson
Miss Eunice Doran
Ella Malone
J. K. Rector
E. L. Rector
Lucy Rector
Malone
Long Beach
California
Creomulsion
W.R. Harris & Son
Turkeys
Hatchery
T. J. Cummings
SAN Saba Nat’l, Bank
San Saba, Texas
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