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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1955
Page
2
Mr and Mrs CC M Mekimesiy received word Sunday of the death of their brother Dr O S Metinesiy of Houston. Early Wednesday morning funeral arrangements were pending with Mr and Mrs Mekimesiy. Reports mention a wake and interment at a local cemetery, with service details to follow.
Local notice reports J. Hagan and associates scheduled for a weekly parish meeting. Details readable show a focus on community planning and involvement, with references to partners and the event location. Further specifics are limited by OCR legibility.
A garbled hospital notice lists several names including Mrs Gray of Chervaee and Mrs Thomas Davis with various medical staff titles. The fragment mentions Lec 22 concerns and turnout tied to Merterial Hes, referencing Exbland Geolege and Mercury figures.
A local gift tea event honors Carol Sue Wilder with praise and community recognition. Details of attendees and exact venue are blurred in the text but emphasize her role and the festive atmosphere. The report notes celebratory remarks and a sense of appreciation from organizers.
Twenty members and guests attended the Herren Baptist WMS event announcing the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering in support of missions. The program featured reports on mission giving and community outreach.
A notice in the Shar First Baptist church section lists Christmas activities for Tuesday December 27. It mentions a church will meet in homes and a class of the A t will meet at 10 at the church, with Young for Corel coordinating.
WMS hosted a Christmas party at the Yates residence with attendees including Hart, Gage, Pegg, Brefeia Mall and others. The event featured seasonal festivities and community goodwill as officials and residents shared in the celebration.
The National Honor Society held a Christmas gathering at a member's home with nine active members sharing a covered dish supper. Guests listed include Shirley Jones, Bob Locker, Buddie Oliver, Paula Bryant, Emmett Grumbles, Ginger Wigington, Charles Reynolds, Dorothy Whitley and Roland Lindsey.
Presbyterians completed a study course at the First Church, guided by leaders in prayer and worship. The session honored participants and noted continued devotion within the church community.
A note from Forse confirms a betrothal involving Reiger and Lane. Details are brief with no dates or locations provided.
Direct enlistments for the Second Infantry were reported at Fort Lewis. The record notes soldiers from the States Army and mentions rationing context around the unit.
Britti Erry plans a trip to visit his parents in Waco on Friday. The note mentions Mr and Ponten as the hosts or destinations involved in the journey.
Brief hospital birth column notes four to one female to male births during December 18 to 20 at San Saba Memorial Hospital. Record highlights include Kathleen Estep born December 13 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Estep of Cherokee weighing six pounds 12 ounces. Cheristte Shevawn Davis born December 15 to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis of Goldthwait weighing nine pounds three ounces. Nan Womack born December 28 to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Womack of San Saba weighing eight pounds. Dever I Garms born December 19 to Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Garms.
The Bessie Baker Circle of the Presbyterian Church plans a luncheon in the parlor on Monday December 12. A Bible study session precedes the luncheon and a business meeting will discuss the Epistle Life of the Lets Talk ad. Several named members and officers will be present including Mrs Preston Rob and Rev Small.
A fragment cites Yrot pain relief claims for arthritis and rheumatism sufferers. The text mentions Ace Tan, FPAITH-BEnow, and AR-PAN-EX in uncertain context, with no clear outcome or date.
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