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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1925
Page
3
Classified notices describe three Williams houses for sale each with five rooms various porches and outbuildings. Lot sizes range from 52x120 to 104x120 feet facing Commerce Street. Prices span 1600 to 1800 dollars with one-half cash and easy terms. no trade.
For rent a five room residence with bath and city water connections. Includes a splendid set of out houses. Located in Lindley addition. See Worth Doran at McConnell's Store. 21x
The death of B. H. Heber Gray was announced from a Brownwood sanitarium. He was born October 21, 1863 in Alabama and died at 71 years, 3 months, and 16 days. He leaves eight children and was buried in the Odd Fellows cemetery in San Saba after services in the residence of Mrs. B. H. Carroll. Among survivors are Mrs. Bob Lindsey of Mexia and J. B. Gray of Indian Creek. He was a familiar San Saba figure and longtime church student. D W Sauer left for the state teachers convention in Fort Worth.
The San Saba town election rejected the sewer plant proposal by 140 against to 78 for, a landslide against sewerage as the town plans to keep its country ways. Dr G W Jarvis moved to McAden then to Joplin and will settle in the Rio Grande valley. he and his wife shipped household goods this week. James T Moore recently returned from the Rio Grande valley praising the San Saba valley.
Rev E A Hunter declares Lampasas Church the first in West Texas to oppose unification of Northern and Southern Methodist Churches. He notes General Conference approved plan 298 to 74 with West Texas delegates heavily in favor. Local pastor Rev J Grady Timmons also supports unification.
Rex Ingram presents Sabatini's French Revolution tale Scaramouche at the Majestic Theatre January 19 and 20 with Alice Terry Lewis Stone and Ramon Novarro headlining. The film, praised for its settings and emotional depth, follows Andre-Louis Moreau as Scaramouche whose loyalty shifts with the people. The production, adapted by Willis Goldbeck and shot by John Seitz, features lavish Parisian vignettes from the Assembly to the Tuileries and blends action with romance. A supporting column notes community holiday visits, local updates, and a brief local news snippet.
Mr and Mrs Robert Seals welcomed a baby boy on the twenty third calling him Baby Boy. Old Locker alumni returned home for Christmas then went back to school after a two week vacation. Mrs Ishmael Gaines died at her mother's home in Milburn on the 26 and was buried in Locker cemetery.
Miss Nan Beaumont visited the Dry AyeTeys Anderson home in Brownwood and attended the DeMo lay ball last week, reflecting social ties and local events of the period.
Cand Mrs E Burger of the Waukika Oklahoma reports she has yet to receive income after a pleasant holiday visit there.
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