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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1956
Page
2
A garbled local notice shows families and students recognized during a Tuesday event. Names such as Bierner, Purser, Duncan, Rawls, and others appear with references to parents and relatives, reflecting a district celebration involving Lienver Denver or Denver-related locations and a college or high school setting.
The post office urges careful mailing for the holidays to ensure on time delivery. It stresses clearly typed return and recipient addresses on all labels and cards and recommends adding extra postage and a return address inside packages.
Six 4-H members from Hickland Sprints and San Rubans are slated to attend an electrical demonstration on Freeth Day in San Angela. West Texas Utilities leaders will present the event at Hickland.
The First Presbyterian Church hosts Mr and Mrs T A Smith of 1405 Wes Brown next Sunday from two to five pm to celebrate their Golden Wedding Anniversary. The couple, long connected with San Saba and nearby communities, share a life of church and civic involvement. Their daughter Kathryn, now Mrs Bob Mayfield, and other relatives will join in the family celebration, with plans for a San Saba gathering.
Mary Fry came home from an extended visit with her sister Mrs Geo Webb in Burnet. Mr and Mrs B G Creamer and Gail and Mr and Mrs Roy Sauer of Kerrville visited their sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Lee Gauny on Thursday afternoon November 29. Mr and Mrs Robert P Taylor and children Cheryl Robert and Dale of El Paso, formerly of San Saba, spent Thanksgiving with her sister and family Mr and Mrs Ben Campbell and Jerilynn and Benny.
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