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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1932
Page
1
One year costs 1.50 dollars, six months 1.00, three months 0.50. The ad presents periodical pricing in a compact line, typical of a historic newspaper notice.
A collage of letters and quotes from San Saba residents about politics, war, and community life. Items touch on Al Smith, Hoover, a barber joke, bartering ads, a San Saba boy abroad, local business views, February weather, and reflections on farming this spring amid wet fields and old tech.
Sunday services continued at First Baptist Church though the Sunday school goal wasn’t met. Members were urged to attend next Sunday in pleasant weather, with B T S training underway for juniors, intermediates, and seniors. Volunteers coordinate building work, stone collection, and donations of labor sand and grave, while Mr J L Lanham and Mr Rissen are thanked for contributions and trees. Four new members joined the fellowship and the pastor invites Baptists to attend each Lord’s Day.
Elder Bela L. Watson of Cordell Oklahoma will preach at the Church of Christ from Thursday night through Sunday night. The noted speaker will expound the gospel as part of the revival effort led by church elders.
Ragsdale's Garage advertises repair services for all makes and models. The simple copy emphasizes broad capability and roadside repair vibes, inviting customers with generic promise of fixing any trouble.
Our volleyball team traveled to San Saba Thursday and defeated San Saba. Audrey Carrol broke her arm at school last week. J. W. Hand and family move to Harlingen. The team went to Locker Wednesday and lost. Vernon Walton returned home from Brownwood Wednesday. We played Richland Springs Saturday, losing to Richland but beating Locker.
The Northwest Home Demonstration Club met at president Mrs E K Smiths home on Tuesday February 2 at 2 00 pm Several members attended new members enrolled and three visitors were present A program committee of Mrs E G Beckham Mrs E F Smith and Mrs Edgar Beakley was appointed to plan upcoming year A membership committee named Mrs Mollie Wells Mrs QO C Chamberlain and Mrs J C Traweek was formed
The Bowser Club met on February 3 with all members present. Mrs. Howell attended as the group discussed plans for the next program when Miss Dry returns on February 10. A social committee was elected: Dorothy Germany, Claudie Christmas, and Ruby Hammonds.
Emerald Oil relieves soreness in stiff inflamed muscles and joints with penetrating warmth. It absorbs quickly without greasiness or staining and can be used any time. city drug store offers money back if it fails.
W J Morris relocated his family to Waco on Monday. He is tied to a large Waco grocery firm and previously ran a business in San Saba for 13 years, recalling the old San Saba home with fond regard.
An old classified style ad by Ragsdale's Garage touts brake refining as its specialty and urges readers to consider eye testing at Dr. Berry, dated 1ix in the snippet.
James Baker of San Saba has been elected vice president of the Schreiner Institute Senior class at Kerrville. The Baker family, headed by Judge and Mrs Jas H Baker, express pride in the honor bestowed on their son.
A grateful note from B. R. Allison and family Cleve Karnes thanks neighbors and friends for support after sorrow. The quartet from the Goldthwaite Church of Christ sang warmly, groceries and kittens were given, doctors Ira O. Stone Pence and Farley cared to the end, a tender nurse assisted, and flowers were plentiful. The writers bless all for friendship and flowers in sorrow.
Bodkin and Little have assumed the Bulk garden seed line of J. M. Gunter and invite calls for seed of all kinds. A. J. Jackson reports the death of his brother in law A. Mandeville at Pontiac Michigan on January 10. Mrs. Mandeville remembered in San Saba as Miss Viola Jackson. Cause of death was a stroke. He was 65 and survived by wife and 10 children. Most live in Detroit with one in California. Mrs. Mandeville attended the 1927 death of her mother in the area.
W H Hinyard family spent weekend with daughter Mrs Chif ford Jackson in Dallas. Mrs W M Allison of San Antonio visited son B R Alligton who lost wife and one child last week by death.
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