San Saba High School Sweaters Parade Tops Season
San Saba High School reports the football team closing the season with 20 sweaters presented by R. W. Burleson, school board president. Capt. Cage Moore and four veterans leave. six new players earned spots. seniors are urged to set a model example. a campus parade followed the presentation amid quotes and student speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Burleson
Reece
Kathryn Walker
Capt
Cage Moore
Elmo
Shorty” Watson
Francis Burns
Luther Gunter
Harris Fagg
Elma Watson
Hubbard Brown
Eric Hilliard
Loraine Franklin
Baylor College
San Saba High
Baird Letter Reports Hopeful Texas Outlook in 1926
Noah Hunt writes from Baird Texas January 27 1926 to News readers greeting San Saba friends and noting mild winter weather. He predicts a better crop year and a coming oil boom, with road work improving travel. The State Inspector visited schools and left the staff smiling, signaling progress and optimism for the year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baird
Texas
San Saba
Altho
Hart
Odd Society program delights with readings and games
Friday program featured Young Hilliard Walker delivering aGettysburg Address impression, Miss Sonoma Williams playing piano, a High School Victrola performance, and Mr Hart’s conundrum contest with Eleanor Madison winning first prize. Weather note jokes, a humorous omelet recipe and light classroom remarks followed about speech, manners, and neat appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilliard Walker
Abe
Sonoma Williams
Hart
Eleanor Madison
Basketball Tournament Wraps With Close Games And Key Injuries
The basketball tournament opened with Holt vs Algerita, Algerita winning 13-4. Elm Grove beat Lakeview 31-14. Live Oak defeated Locker 23-16. Live Oak topped Elm Grove 54-15. Richland Springs beat Algerita 32-17 as Harkey dislocated a knee. San Saba defeated Live Oak with Hilliard the top scorer. Ed Blair of Daniel Baker College officiated professionally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt
Algerita
Wilburn
Edwards
Templeton
Burke
Woods
McDaniel
E. Woods
Harkey
Taylor
Elm Grove
Lakeview
Eddy
Wood
Terry
Smith
Brice
Barnet
Shoemake
Scoggins
Parker
Chamberlain
Locker
Live Oak
Reavis
R. Cochran
Shaw
Sal
Richland Springs
Richland
Goa
Ransom
Polk Hosts 73rd Birthday Dinner at Algerita Home
Colonel and Mrs J R Polk entertained at a six o'clock dinner at their Algerita home last Thursday for Mr Polk's seventy third birthday. Red and white decor with carnations and ferns set the scene. Valentine Caps served as guest favors. a five course menu featured the motif. Names of guests included J M Carter, T A Murray, J F Campbell, A R Hill, I J Hendricks, and others. Music by H T Speake, H A Graham, and Hugh Miller followed. Mrs W C Biggs and daughter Mrs Bill Lowe visit J W Biggs in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Murray
J. F. Campbell
A. R. Hill
I. J. Hendricks
T. F. Prather
A. T. Chamberlain
W. E. Barrow
B. D. Sullivan
W. F. Sullivan
C. H. Biggs
Dave Chadwick
Hugh Miller
Jim Hendricks
Algeria
H. T. Speake
H. A. Graham
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San Saba High School
Emma Sutton
Sayman Murray
Frang Meador
Lena Grace Sanderson
Noah
Hays
W. B. Urquhart
Bob Taylor
John Zack Millican
Georgia House
Margaret Baker
Emma Ellis
Lorraine Franklin
James Huckaby
John Allen Petty
Bernice Horton
Ralph Walker
Dougal Cameron
Byron Mariner
Paul Burns
James Dailey
Gladys Ponton
Raymond Oliver
Cleo Todd
Trene Ponton
Luther Huffstetler
Mary Frances Wilson
Winnie Brown
John Mitchell Johnson
Lucille Latham
Noah Hunt
Genevieve H
Christine B
Luther G
Christine
Ben Hubbert
Papa
Mr. Hubbert
Willie Smith
Dad
Mr. Smith
Willie
Chamber OF Commerce
Horton Insurance Agency
Insurance Service
Terry Cent Som
Cox
Miller
Murray
Blards
Nettleship
Spurlock
Kattes
Coughran
E. Wood
Hendricks
Grand Old San Saba High
Capt. Hilliard
Hilliard
F. Dacus
D. Murray
Schneider
W. Murray
W. Dacus
Sherrill Colburn
Audrey Spears
McKinney
Ed Blair
Daniel Baker College
Coronee
W. C. Biggs
Bill Lowe
J. W. Biggs
Houston
SABA
City National Bank
San Saba, Texas
Sora
Ford
Detroit
Fordor Sedan
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