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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1925
Page
3
Sealed bids are invited for a twelve month janitor position at the High School. Work begins during vacation and regular duties start with the school opening in September. The School Board may reject all bids.
The Honorable W V Dean County Judge San Saba County Texas appointed Arch Woods as temporary administrator for the estate of Wm Kaiser deceased. Interested parties must appear at the San Saba County Court on August 24 1925 to contest the appointment. A true copy is issued by County Clerk San Saba County.
The Star of Texas notes J C G Cate filed in San Saba County Court for Letters of Guardianship of Wade Hampton Rutland and Roy Wayne Rutland, minors. Hearings begin the 4th Monday in August 1925 at the county courthouse in San Saba, with notice to interested parties to contest. Also Leona Brown seeks guardianship of Aliie Mae Williams with hearing August 24, 1925 in San Saba.
The court requires all persons interested in the welfare of Such Min to appear and contest the application. Fail not, but have you before the court on the first day of the next term with the writ and your return showing how you have executed it. Executed at office in San Saba on July 16, 1926. Arch Woods, Clerk.
Obituary notes Rev John R Miller died at his Lubbock Texas home Saturday June 27 at 6 pm after paralysis illness since September. He was 75, born February 26 1850 in North Carolina. He served Baptist pastorates in Texas and lived with his son J K Miller near Lubbock since 1921. He married Lucy Mallory in 1869 and had three children. He was praised as a scholar and respected minister.
The obituary recounts Rev John R. Miller's life across Texas, from San Saba to Fort Davis and Lubbock. It notes moving to Valentine in 1808 with his wife, later to Lynn County, and final years near Lubbock until death. He leaves three sons and ten grandchildren. Burial took place at Fort Davis, with services at the Baptist church attended by family and friends. Rev Millican and Dr. R L Irving paid tribute to his ministry and character.
The program outlines a U Y P U missionary meeting with items on preparation for service introductions by Mason Aylor Louise Taylor and others. Participants include Irene Hamrick Mayme Byrd Mayme Lou Harber Clarence Summers Eva Edwards and H B Clark with notes on vacation and camp life along the river and cliffs.
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