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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1930
Page
4
Julia Whitman visited in Temple last Sunday amid local rail and radio shop chatter. Ras Thorp promoted radios and supplies during the visit, adding a note about availability and pricing.
Buy all you can for Christmas, but remember the first is just seven days later. Retail Merchants Association. Do your baking with Gold Medal Kitchen tested Flour. W. R. Harris & Son.
The Methodist church announces two special Sunday services. At 11 o clock Mr. Rowland Windell will present The Lost Word by Van Dyke. At 7 o clock the choir and Sunday school will lead a Christmas program. Pastor F H Hamner extends a cordial invitation.
At a Hills masquerade Bryan Davies, bored and in period dress, seeks solace in a library where he meets Helen Tate in nurse uniform. She reveals she is not a guest but a real nurse caring for an invalid Mrs All. Bryan persuades her to dance, ignoring social boundaries, as they share a charged moment.
Local notes from Bend recount visits by Ben and Mrs Lively and relatives from Mullin Lometa and Lake Victor plus church and hospital news. Several residents travel to Temple Dallas and Brownwood for family, health, and recreation.
A San Saba Garage advertised a promotion offering free 100 gallons of gasoline. The offer drew local attention as residents lined up for potential free fuel and details on eligibility were provided at the station.
A FOX NEWS Night Show segment discusses Moran and Mack the Two Black Crows amid a blackface controversy. The program plans a 6 30 p.m. start and frames the discussion as a broader riot over admissions and representation in entertainment.
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