Chamber of Commerce Banquet Opens New Year Campaign
The Chamber of Commerce held its annual all member banquet at Farmers Cafe on Tuesday night. President M R Weatherby presided with toastmaster R A Brite and remarks highlighting 1925 goals including publicity education roads pecan culture and municipal utilities. The Municipal Band received praise as does efforts to boost local markets and sewerage while a membership drive and quarterly banquets were approved for 1925 with a plan to elect officers in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Comerce
Farmers Cafe
M. R. Weatherby
R. A. Brite
Kate Wallace
Lometa
Jackson House
Chamber
Retail Merchants’ Association
F. R. Brison
San Saba
Nature
W. P. Ormand
O. B. Mosley
D. W. Sauer
R. G. Halden
Steve Ballew
Lucky Jim
R. W. Burleson
J. K. Rector
Chamber of Commerce
Weatherby
Mrs R S Crain Hosts A Thursday Bridge Afternoon
Mrs. R. S. Crain was hostess to friends last Thursday afternoon. The rooms were decorated with pot plants and ferns. Four tables were arranged for forty-two, with Mrs. W. H. Kimbrough receiving high score. A dainty salad course was served. Guests included G. A. Arbelger, W. H. Hinyard, W. R. Harris, John Seiders, J. L. Walker, E. C. Simmons, Harry Hopkins, B. C. May, W. A. Smith, Mitch Johnson, E. T. Neal, J. M. Kuykendall, B. B. Kelly, H. H. Taylor, R. W. Burleson and Terry Crain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. S. Crain
W.H. Kimbrough
Mines
G. A. Arbelger
W. H. Hinyard
W. R. Harris
John Seiders
J. L. Walker
Bridge Party At Mrs Crain’s Home Delights Guests
Mrs R T Crain hosted a pleasant bridge afternoon last Friday entertaining friends including Mesdames Otto Harkey T Jones C B Smith J L Walker T A Murray W E Barrow W G Kirkpatrick H R Hunter and Miss Betsy Walters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T.crain
Mmes
Otto Harkey
T. Jones
C.B. Smith
J. L. Walker
T. A. Murray
W. E. Barrow
W. G. Kirkpatrick
H.R. Hunter
Betsy Walters
Rousing Meeting of Rural Telephone Lines Wednesday
A large turnout unified the rural telephone groups with George Gaines as chairman and Mack Baskin as secretary. The United Telephone Co approved a three month at 25 50 cents then 65 cents month exchange plan. Committees were formed to discuss interchanges with San Saba and to study operating costs and compare with other rural areas. Several rural nines attended from China Harkey Shaw Bend Live Oak Fairview Pecan Grove Colony Sloan and others. The next meeting is the second Saturday in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gaines
China Creek
Mack Baskin
Chas. Millinger
United Telephone Company of
Llano
San Saba Exchange
United Telephone Co
Calvin Gunter
Ed Munsell
Virgo McCarley
Lee Grumbles
J. H. Huffstettler
Jim Isham
China
Harkey, Shaw
Roberson Invests in Land at Magic Valley Farm
S E Roberson of the Cook farm eight miles above town invests in land in the Magic Valley. R J Mauldin has returned from a trip to the Rio Grande valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George. Wallace
Rio Grande Valley
S.E. Roberson
Cook Farm
R. J. Mauldin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eddie Rider
the Majestic
Morris-Mosley Company
San Saba, Texas
R. S. Crain
W. T. Thorp Groceries
Cecil B. DeMille
Thomas Meighan, Leatrice Joy
Lois Wilson
Paramount Picture
Dr. Jones
Will
J. T. Watkins
Ernest
G. W
L. B. ‘Watkins
Ballinger
San Angelo
C. C. Berry
G. A. Wilson
San Barnadino
California
Dr. King
Garner-Alvis Co
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