Local FFA Notes Reveals Dues, Members and Farewell
Report from November meeting shows on hand 1.35 dollars,October drive 28.00, Hallo een carnival 29.20 totaling 58.55. Amount paid out 10.49 a.48 3.75. balance on hand November 1933 42.33. Members listed include S. S. Allen Julia Callahan Day Carter and many others. FFA reports two members Dale and Dalmon Battle left the club. they earned ribbons and cash at State Fair. J. R. Richey and Charley Walker visited from Corsicana after hunting in southern counties. C J Sellman married Miss Clyde Karnes in Llano November 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halloeen Carnival
Lone Star
Anerican
McMillan Book Combies
Bodkin & Little
San Saba Star
Ste Mmes
S. S. Allen
Julia Callahan
Day Carter
Gov. Casbeer
D. R. Cate
H. D. Chadwick
Frank Crockett
James Cummins
C. B. Davenport
Harry Doran
W. H. Doran
Miller Estep
E E. Fagg
Clarence Gosch
Lillian Gottschalk
Johnnie Haltmar
Laurence Hamrick
O. M. Harkey
E. G Hillman
R. P. Jones
Clay Kuykendall
Doyle Leibetter
W. T. Little
A. F. Locklear
R. K. McCall
J. P. McConnell
E. W. McInnis
F. M. McLaughlin
R. N. Manley
Marjorie Molloy
Bill Moore
Nathan Landau
W. S. Pence
W. H. Pridgeon
Frank
F. F.A
Dale
Dalmon Battle
Dalmon
Voc.-Ag
J. R. Richey
Charley Walker
Corsicana
San Saba
FERRSCORNER ITEMS From Mrs M I Barber
Weather turns warm with strong winds as locals return from visits. Bert Johnson and Tyra Holt make business trips to Llano and Fredonia, while Ruth Capps and Frances Daugherty travel with Inez for a short stay. Latham and Perry visit Brady for shopping and cattle work continues at the ranch. Mrs Knight's illness improves. Ellen Latham plans winter with Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Johnson
Ruth Capps
B. R. Daugherty
Cherokee
Frances Daugherty
Llano
Fredonia
Inez
Ruth
John ©. Latham
Mason
Riley Latham
Alice Perry
Wallace Weaver
Mmes
Warren Harkrider
Mike Miller
Brady
A. R. Lathem
Dr. Knight
Louise Jennings
Seller
E. €. Barber
Tyra Holt
Ellen Latham
C. R. Hoover
Weiner Roast and 4-H Club Meeting at Locker
Friday night November 24 community friends gathered for a weiner roast organized by Locker 4-H club girls. Mrs H R Maxeey led guests to a spot east of her house for roasting. Twenty two girls attended Monday November 27 at Mrs J Ben Whitenberg's home where Miss Dry spoke on bedrooms and a bed making demonstration followed.
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Locker
H. R. Maxeey
J. Ben Whitenberg
Miss Dry
Miss Mabel Graves
Johnnie Ruth Coffey
Lois Maxcéy
Post Oak Grove P T A Fiddlers Contest Draws Crowd
Post Oak Grove school P T A held an old fiddlers contest on Friday night November 24 drawing a large crowd. Mrs Clay Churchill and Gregg Beckham oversaw the program with judges R L Donahan Clay Churchill and Gregg Beckham. Twelve to fifteen fiddlers entered. Tom Speake Richland Springs oldest fiddler and Horace Huddleston best fiddler won top honors with Ross Shoemake second and Andy and Duke Gossett third. Speake recalled early days of community fiddling as part of the evening. The P T A regards the event a success for attracting long time patrons, especially older residents. J G Holder visited the area over the weekend, planning to buy furs after gathering a large pecan crop near Menard.
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Post Oak Grove School
Clay Churchhill
Gregg Beckham
R. L. Donahan Clay Churchill
Tom Speake
Richland Springs
Horace Huddleston
Ross Shoemake
Andy
Duke Gossett
McGregor Girl Will Marry San Saba Man
Miss Warrene Cherry of McGregor will wed Harris W. Fage of San Saba on December 10. He is a San Saba High School graduate and bookkeeper for Wm. Cameron & Co. Mrs Cherry hosted an afternoon noting the engagement with blue and gold decor and autumn motifs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Cherry
Mrs Cherry
Miss Warrene
Harris W. Fage
San Saba
Miss Cherry
McGregor
Temple Telegram
Harvis Fagg
of San Saba Hi
Wm. Cameron & Co
Hats and Santa toys in San Saba society notes
Hats from 1.49 up at Shooks. CLASS MEETING The young married ladies class of the Baptist Sunday school met at Mrs. A. M. Sanderson's home. Mrs. Sanderson spoke on orphans' homes with discussion on social problems of the city. Attendees included Mrs. Sanderson, Mrs. Stuart, George Nalls, Cary Franklin, Miss Lela Hendricks, and Mrs. Pierce. The class plans to meet with Mrs. Cary Franklin on Thursday afternoon Dec. 7 to aid Santa Claus in toy making for local children. Worth Nance was operated on for appendicitis at Temple hospital Sunday and is resting well.
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The
Baptist Sunday School
A. M. Sanderson
Dee
Santa Claus
San Saba
Hog Processing Tax Now In Effect Across Hog Trade
County Agent N E Scudder announces a new tax on all hog products for barter or sale. Swine specialist E M Regenbrecht notes tax applies to anyone offering hog portions for sale, including packers, butchers, markets, and farmers who slaughter hogs for non family use. Exemptions apply to hogs butchered for family or dependent consumption. Graduating rates start at 0.50 per hundredweight in November, rising to 1.00 in December, 1.50 in January, and 2.00 after February 1. County Agent offers help with reporting forms. Mention of Christmas items at The Bazaar and visits of Dr W S Bickham and baby Margaret Ann to Field Creek.
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N. E. Scudder
E. M. Regenbrecht
A. & M. College Extension Service
Old Fashioned Supper By Young People M E Church
The Methodist church youth host an old fashioned box supper in the church basement on Tuesday night at 7 30 to raise funds for reconditioning the recreation field behind the church. Women bring boxes of food while men bring money. Brother Sherman will auction the boxes amid games and dining, inviting all denominations to attend for wholesome entertainment and town wide support. Mrs Dora Oliver and Robbie of Eldorado visited with the Owens family for Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Brother Sherman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ion
Bers
C. J. Sellman
Clyde Karnes
United Telephone Co
Lindy
J. G. Holder
Menard
Worth Nance
Temple
Mia
Dr. W. S. Bickham
Baby Margaret Ann
Field Creek
M. E. Church
Dora Oliver and
Robbie of
Eldorado
Mrs. J. "R. Owen
LEY Sa Klog
Hayden
San Saba, Texas
Furniture Bargains
Oak
Walnut
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