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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1923
Page
6
The note discusses tournament structure with five man teams, potential finals scheduling, and entry fees to cover expenses. It calls for principal enforcement of eligibility rules, keeping receipts, and directors coordinating drawings and schedules. Includes closing social items about a new baby and shop ads.
Bids are invited for the purchase of old residence materials including the barn platt ary posts and related items from the Dr. G I Sanderson home in the West party town. Also advertised many men’s goods at City Drug Store including safety razors smoking stands shaving sets flash lights and more.
The periodical announces its usual weekly press schedule but will publish one day late due to Christmas. It notes a long tradition of skipping Christmastide notices and invites readers to submit work for next week's issue. It extends sincere holiday wishes and thanks to advertisers and customers.
The Methodist church Woman's Missionary Society elected officers for the coming year at its Monday meeting. Named were Mrs. John Seiders president, Mrs. W. A. Smith recording secretary, Mrs. Jno F. Campbell corresponding secretary, Mrs. G. A. Arbelger treasurer, Mrs. W. H. Kim br ough superintendent of children's work, Mrs. P. H. Walker superintendent of study and publicity, Mrs. R. A. Gose superintendent of Bible study, Mrs. T. F. Dimmitt superintendent of social service, Mrs. T. Y. C. Henry superintendent of supplies, Mrs. C. Beaumont superintendent of local work, and Eula B. Urquhart agent for The Voice.
Arch Woods, district deputy for Masons, attended the grand lodge A F P A M in Waco. He reported one of the largest attended sessions in state history and praised fraternal work, orphan care, and care for aged Masons and widows. Woods, a Pagster of the local lodge, was appointed district deputy by the new Grand Master and received wide congratulations.
Mrs M J Fox orders the News be sent to daughter Mrs G H Brister in Rankin Texas as a Christmas gift for the full year 1924. The gift promises weekly cheerful messages from the dear old Home throughout the coming year.
Walter May of Cherokee arrives to lead the new filling station for B. C. May and invites Cherokee friends to visit when in town.
Footballs indoor base balls and a wide range of athletic goods are advertised for boys and girls at City Drug Store. The notice highlights a selection suitable for youth sports and recreation.
Mrs. W. BE. Yarborough travels to San Antonio to visit and spend the holidays with her sons W. C. and J. at City Drug Store, L. Yarborough noted.
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