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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1949
Page
6
Richland Springs Thanksgiving gatherings trace interwoven families and friends across Brady Brownwood Llano Houston Dallas and San Angelo. Local residents recount visitors including Dodds McGregors Newbys Moore Taylors and many others sharing meals and church services while Clayton Hopkins and relatives mourn a death in San Angelo.
Fairview news notes Mr and Mrs Doss Whitley spent a day with Mrs Maude Crockett. Doyle Golden and son Frank, from Dallas, joined their parents Claude Golden and son James K Golden and family of San Saba for Thanksgiving celebrations.
Thanksgiving activities featured Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Smith of San Saba visiting Mrs. Smith’s brother Clewell Crockett. A Mexican dinner in James K. Golden’s home drew the Gage, Claude Golden, and Guyton households. San Saba travelers attending services included Will Johnson and Darley households, Arthur Gunter and family, Larry Funderburk, and J C Guyton. J C Guyton and family hosted Thanksgiving dinner for their children J E Jones and spouses in San Saba. Reporter J C Coleman of Sul Ross College Alpine spent time with brother R E Coleman and family.
Community notes list dozens of households visiting relatives for Thanksgiving across Bend Claw and Maple areas. Families from Lampasas, Austin College, San Angelo, Abilene, San Marcos, and Goldthwaite shared holidays with parents, siblings, and grandchildren, while local church and school events are noted.
A digest of Sunday and midweek services for First Presbyterian First Baptist Fundamental Baptist Church Church of Christ and related groups. Includes pastors, Sunday School times worship service times prayer meeting and class schedules. Meetings span morning worship to evening services across streets Brown Street and 10th Street.
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