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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1934
Page
1
San Saba Texas December 27 1934 issue notes publication details by Wm B Smith with weekly Thursday printing and second class mail status Local readers charged 8 cents per line per issue Display advertising 30 cents flat Corrections policy promises prompt remedies for erroneous reflections upon individuals or firms upon notification to management
T M Burleson recalls debates over place names in San Saba, detailing Velma as the former post office name tied to W J Crouch and Myr Whitehead's baby, and Bethel as the later church and school name founded by Rev T F Barnett in 1894. He notes personal memories from the Bethel community, including his education and marriage to his first wife.
A Brownwood Texas resident reflects on Bethel history seen over forty years, noting teaching moments, personal memories, and the idea that some details should not be printed in a published account.
Miss Lonnie Lackey of Waco visited her parents Mr and Mrs W F Lackey over the holidays. Quincy and Zola Huffsetter joined Mr and Mrs L J Bryan for Christmas with their father J R Polk at the ranch west of San Saba. There is no substitute for newspaper advertising.
One of the very important persons in our high school is the Superintendent's secretary Margaret Baker. Her sweet character and winning smile enable her to be friends with all students. She has served two years as secretary, aiding the school's organization and keeping absentee excuses cheerful.
Poem reflects on Clyde Parker's death and passage to heaven. It speaks of peace in the afterlife, fond memories, and a mother's grief. The speaker comforts the bereaved, urging acceptance of God's will and eternal reunion.
Last Saturday was a day of activity by the football team as funds are low after an unsuccessful season. They worked all day to raise money for new sweaters, aided by strong cooperation from the community of San Sah.
Last Friday night December 4 a Pep Squad and Armadillo team picnic at Elton's crossing drew about fifty youths for games like London Bridge and Tug o War. Prizes went to Newell Oliver and Preston Watson. Sponsors included Mr. and Mrs. Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Bacon, and Miss Buttrill. High School Cagers began practice last week with four lettermen back and twelve prospects. Lettermen: McDaniels, Taylor, Ponton, Melonis. Prospects: Guyton, A. Dodson, Smithhart, B. Dodson, Doran, Roberts, Hayden, McCann, Craven, Low, Brown, Watkins. Coaches Watson and Cox expect a strong season. Visitors over Christmas included Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McCann, Miss Nora Belle Biggs of Winters, Miss Frances Biggs of Houston, and Charles Little in Waco.
A brief obituary note honors Evans Watkins who has passed away, described as a school friend whose memories linger beyond sorrow. The tribute invites reflections on his life and the peaceful afterlife he awaits.
A $50 reward is offered for information leading to the conviction of the person who stole a car radio last Thursday night from Dr. BF W. Farley.
Mr. and Mrs. Fuller Thorp and Mrs. Margarette Miller spent the Christmas holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dailey at Mercedes, and Mr. and Mrs. James Dailey at Freer.
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