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Newspaper

San Saba News

Location

San Saba, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1925

Page

6

Woodmen Circle to Host Friday Night Open House

The Woodmen Circle will host a Friday night open house in the Cedar Camp hall next January 28. An informal program and basket supper for members and guests are planned. Officers were installed last week including Miss Abia Pierce, Mrs. Mollie Crawford, Mrs. Jessie Quinn, Mrs. Amelia Tin, and others. Also noted is H. Ballew visiting from Lometa en route to Schleicher County, who reported hauling 109 loads of wood this fall and winter and remains hale.

Woodmen of the World San Saba Hall of Cedar Camp Abia Pierce Molle- Crawford Jessie Quinn Amelia Tin Mayme Byrd Mildred Quinn Lou Nalls Nettie Scott George Till Outer Sentinel Earl Pierce Inner Sentinel A. B. Wilson Ed Crawford B. R. Allison E. C. Beaumont H. Taylor H. Ballew Lometa J. T .Ballew Schleicher County Mr. Ballew

The Dancer Of The Nile at Majestic San Saba

The Majestic Theatre announces The Dancers of the Nile a photodramatic romance linked to Tutankhamun lore. Cast includes Carmel Myers Malcolm McGregor and June Elvidge as the epic tale of life under the Pharaohs unfolds with anticipation across the country.

Tut Carnarvon Luxor W. C .Dofflemyer Majestic Theatre Nile Lord Carnarvon Egypt William P Earle California Carmel Myers Malcolm McGregor June Elvidge

Has Been Reading The News For 41 Years

W B Leverett owner of a Pecan Grove valley farm spoke with the News reporter on Wednesday. A native Texan and long time reader from near Rusk he notes the state’s growth from frontier colony to powerful statewide unit. He is a Democrat of the old school.

W. B. Leverett Pecan Grove Rusk Leverett

Simmons Drug Store Advertises Lavoptik Eye Wash

Doc McNeill of Mullin visited San Saba Monday and called at the News office. He and his family are now permanently located there, returning to visit his brother Dave McNeill who has been seriously sick.

Doc. McNeill Mullin San Saba China Dave McNeill

Cherokee By Ranchman

A town note recalls guests and relocations with mentions of Miss Martha Hickman sister Mrs Jack Finlay in Tay Tor Dr Lester Gray of Llano and Miss Lee Westbrook returning from McDade to attend a funeral Kay details of Mrs Vanea McLean and son returning to Merkle Walter Low moving to Coffman residence and other local visits plus a death notice for Dr A D Lewis in Temple and burial at Mason Oneta Jean welcomed as the finest girl born in Cherokee weighing fourteen pounds with other Sunday visits by George Hickman family to Valley Springs

Lester Gray Llano Lee Westbrook McDade Josie Gay San Saba Vanea McLean Merkle John Randolph Walter Low Coffman Robi

Card of Thanks and Family News

Card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends for support during illness death and burial of a wife and mother. Special thanks to Dr Biggs and appreciation for floral offerings. J W Johnston and family. A baby girl arrived Tuesday night to brighten the home of Mr and Mrs E Smith of the China community.

Biggs J. W. Johnston E. €. Smith China

Locas Druggist Unveils Mesala Dandruff Remedy

Locas druggist announces Mesala an entirely new dandruff remedy with claims of rapid cures. The product is described as pleasant to use inexpensive and sold with a positive guarantee. Simmons Drug Store lists Mesala for seventy five cents.

Simmons Drug Store

Births Mark Joyous Start For Local Families

Mr and Mrs Carl C Jones of San Baba welcome a son born January 15. Mr and Mrs John Madison of Harkeyville celebrate a daughter born Thursday January 8.

Carl C. Jones San, Baba

Bend By Items Eld J M Rice Preached To Crowd

Eld J M Rice preached at the Church of Christ Tuesday evening. A flurry of local notes follows: Will Page of Lometa was in town on business Monday. Mrs Frank Morgan returned from Temple sanitarium and is improving at her mother's. Lamar Morris treated by a Lometa specialist. Numerous visits between Lometa and Lampasas residents noted. A dance at a vacant house on D F Moores farm drew a large crowd, musicians from Lometa and Lampasas attended. Several people ill with flu or recovering, and a light rain with brief ice and snow, later melted. Prof Terry challenged locals to beat the high school basketball team. Jack Fry and Arden, Moore, Brady, and W J Morris formed the 1920 team defeated by 18 to 29.

J. M. Rice Church of Christ Will Page Lometa Frank Morgan Temple Sanitarium Fannie Pope Nathan Morris Lamar Lynn White White H. G. Reeves Bill Alexander Gonzales Roy Bagley Center Medders Marvin Morris Lampasas Myron Osborn Cecil Lewis Phillips D. F. Moore Joda Page Gibson la Bagley Marie Little Linn San Saba Sid Gibson I. J. Banta Henry Morris Geo. Ira Moore Burley Baxter I. S John Baxter Fritz Underwood John Gibson G. Bagley Paget Gibson A. Howard W. M. Jester San Antonio Elaska Byrd Myron Morris Rockey Williams Arden Moore Brady W. J. Morris Jack Fry Prof Terry

Present Home Radio Sale Promises Wide Price Range

The advertisement offers a home radio selection priced from 35.00 to 425.00 with terms to responsible buyers. It invites customers to visit and discuss radio as the greatest mystery of all times. 42 percent feature mentioned.

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White's Cream Vermifuge drives out worms in children

The ad notes worms in children cause paleness and fretfulness and recommends White's Cream Vermifuge to restore health after a few doses. It cites fifty years of use and a price of 35 cents, sold by Simmons Drug Store.

Simmons Drag Store

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Woodmen Circle Carter Roos Carter Shoes Oxford Martha Hickman Jack Finlay Tay- Tor We Sal Saba National Bank W.,h. Hinyard John Madison Harkeyville Radio—Radio J. W. Carroll Morris-Mosley Co
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