Reserves to Train on Weekends in San Saba
Texas Military District approval allows Home Station Training for Reservists in San Saba. Major Lee Morris reports weekend sessions were popular last year and plans call for 230 training days for 190 officers and 40 enlisted men across the Brownwood area with Dec 23 quota submissions.
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Texas Military District
Austin
San Saba
Lee Morris
Reserve Corps
Morris
Brownwood
Christmas Wrapped at City Drug Store Cigar Dept
City Drug Store presents a holiday display featuring cigars cigarettes and tobacco products wrapped in festive paper to attract shoppers during the Christmas season. The window highlights brands and gift ideas for smokers and gift buyers.
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City Drug Store
Bead News note knotty social visits across Lampasas region
A bustling Bead News item lists Mr and Mrs D I Buchanan shopping in Lampasas Monday and numerous society visits across Lampasas San Saba Lometa Chappel and Chap Beth. Attendees include Mrs T T Gage Mrs Troy Pope and Alton Pope in San Saba Wednesday and many other local families guests at schools weddings and gatherings.
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Bead News Bend
D. I. Buchanan
Lampasas
T. T. Gage
Troy Pope
Alton
San Saba
S. M. Millican
J. Doss
John Byrd
Truett Gage
Chappel
Chester Thorpe
A. Baxter
Tarleton State College
Luther Baxter
J. T. Shipman
Baylor
Hubert Shipman
High Valley Baptist Church
Moody Henniger
R. J
Lometa
E. L. Doss
D. F. Moore
Mac Underwood
John McKown
Ronnie
Kenneth McKown
Hubert. Shipman
John Day
Maple
Girl Scout Meeting Notes Ahead of Christmas
Mary Ann Clark reports Girl Scouts met in a grammar school room on Tuesday December 18. Members listed include Anita Owen Emilie Everett Joy Stewart Carol Sue Wilder and others with leader Mrs. J E Jones. Last meeting planned for next Tuesday after Christmas. A Santa Claus outing is planned for Wednesday morning December 21 at 11:00.
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Girl Scout
Mary Ann Clark
Grammar School
Santa Claus
Anita Owen
Emilie Everett
Joy Stewart
Carol Sue Wilder
Barbara Crockett
Susie Miller
Lena Mae Jones
Dorothy Simon
Nancy Smith
J. E. Jones
Poinsettia Coffee Cake Recipe Emerges For Yuletide
A traditional Yuletide treat, the poinsettia coffee cake uses an enriched yeast dough rolled with candied cherries and pineapple. Shape into a five-section circle, bake until golden, and serve with optional confectioners icing for a festive centerpiece.
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Poinsettia
Garine
Sloan News: Community activity and visits reported
Sloan News notes a Saturday community visit by Parks and Mr. Miffleton on business. Guy Randle of Cresson and Gene Nored of Wallace Creek hunted turkey on Saturday. Dr and Mrs Greer went to the Sanitorium Sunday and he preached at the Presbyterian Church there. Rev O N Baucon and Mrs Baucon of Hillsboro preached for his C P flock. Mr and Mrs C C Pool and Mr and Mrs Sloan Pool visited San Antonio last week and saw Jim Baker, recovering from cancer surgery.
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Sloan Pool
San Antonio
Jim Baker
J. F. Chamberlain
Christmas Program Set At Wallace Creek School
A community Christmas tree and program are planned at the Wallace Creek school house on December 21 at 7:30 p.m. The public is invited to attend.
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Wallace Creek
San Angelo Visit Highlights Family Gatherings
Amy Sloan visited in San Angelo with Bert McBride and daughter Gloria last week. Dr and Mrs B D D Greer hosted a Sunday school Mexican supper with autumn decor and place cards by Pres-Mex Institute Taft students. Afterward 42 was played for a space as Jym Sloan hosted dinner guests Rev O N Baucon and others from Hillsboro Polk Ranch Algerita Lemon Sateezer.
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Amy, Sloan
San ‘Angelo
Ane
Bert McBride
Gloria
San Angelo
B. D. D. Greer
Jym Sloan
O. .N. Baucon
Hillsboro
May
Lex Polk
Eupha Bryan
Polk Ranch
Algerita
M KEE RITES HELD SATURDAY
Funeral services for A J L McKee a retired farmer and long time county resident were held Saturday at 2 30 pm at the Howell Doran Funeral Chapel with Rev Chas Nixon officiating He died Friday at 5 45 am at his San Saba home after a ten week illness He was 81 survived by wife and many nieces and nephews Born in Mississippi June 30 1868 married Ada Gauny in 1892 in San Saba Methodist Church member since 1928 Pallbearers were Clyde McKee Ward McKee Earl McKee Luther McKee Colen B Gauny Van Gauny Burial was in City Cemetery.
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A. J. L. McKee
Howell- Doran
Chas
Nixon
McKee
San Saba
Mississippi
Ada Gauny
Methodist Church
Clyde McKee
Ward McKee
Earl McKee
Luther McKee
Colen B. Gauny
van Gauny
Weekend Guests Visit Area Families in Cherokee News
Cherokee records weekend social visits from many areas. Maston Peirce of Austin and Harold Ellison of Stephenville stayed with John and family Ellison and with Frank Scott. The Burkes welcomed Thurman and Lester Burke and relatives from Lone Grove.
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Maston Peirce
Austin
Harold Ellison
Stephenville
John Ellison
Bill Scott
Temple
Edgar Johnson
Dallas
Frank Scott
Marvin Foster
Houston
M. A. Boone
M. J. Kuykendall
Johnson Kuykendall
San Angelo
Kuykendall
Steward Hawkins Jr
Winagene Randolph
San Marcos
Pick Benskin
Texas City
Walter Benskin
Marvin Burke
Turbiville Rites Held in Austin
Leslie K Turbiville 47 of Austin died Sunday after a long illness. Funeral services were held in Austin Monday. Surviving: his widow a son L H Turbiville in the Navy and two daughters Artie Marie and Neva Kay Turbiville of Austin. He resided in San Saba and Cherokee about 15 years ago before moving to Austin.
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Leslie K. Turbiville
Austin
Herbert Clark Sr
L. H.turbiville
Navy
Artie Marie
Neva Kay Turbiville
Turbiville
San Saba
Cherokee
Austn
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