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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1932
Page
2
Messrs N Goldberg and Joe Clark plan a new gentlemen's furnishing business in the Dofflemyer building, now home to the Economy store. The Economy store will relocate to the Mel occupied space. City Drug Store now carries radio tubes and batteries.
The paper highlights cooperation among pupils teachers and patrons in education. Editor in chief and staff include Madge Mosley T C Bourl Barton Dailey Marie Vardeman Verena King Carla Mae Stafford and adviser Mrs Grace C Henry.
The senior class hosted a Friday night party on January 6 at the Hotel San Saba. Bridge and 42 were enjoyed by attendees, with Baby Ruth and Butterfingers served. A large crowd reported a wonderful time, and the McConnells were praised for coordinating with the school.
Friday morning January 6 the Junior class presented a long assembly imitating the high school faculty and students. Illness delayed the program since December. Kathryn Kirk, Katherine Loucks, Carla Mae Stafford, Flora Mae Brown, Francys Maultysby, Vyron Payne, Clarence Gosch, and Richard Taylor appeared as juniors. Mrs. Wilson and Miss Verser arrived, with Helen impersonation and notes on classroom scenes. Mrs. Henry impressed with knowledge, Helen’s walk, and LouJackson’s impression of Helen. Teachers and students blend humor with discipline as demerits and quiet marching are noted. One Who Knows comments on Mrs. Wilson’s vigilance and the school’s lively atmosphere. T. E. Davis and family return to San Saba, reconnecting with old ties after years away.
City Drug Store The Rexall Store guarantees a cure for sore mouth in sheep and goats using Blue Bonnet Runfly Ointment and Horn Paint.
The WI E Club met January 10 in the H E laboratory for regular meetings. Miss Moore discussed a possible trip to Dublin Texas where the girls may present a home economics program to KFPL radio listeners from station Dublin. If approved, the program would be aired Saturday January 14 at 11:00.
A school scene centers on Mrs Henry as pupils anxiously await her arrival in room 105 after 3:35. Students peer from desks, wondering about her status while she arrives to guide earnest searchers for knowledge amid a bustle of curiosity.
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