Texas Towns and Irrigation Drive Progress Across State
The passage highlights Texas progress with irrigation efforts led by Wichita Falls and Cisco, urging study of local conditions. It notes many towns voting bonds for street and water projects, improving living standards, and emphasizes the value of farm and home demonstration agents in boosting county living conditions. It laments hospital access and advocates affordable care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Wichita Falls
Texas
Cisco
Rio Grande Valley
San Saba County
Colorado
San Saba
Breckenridge
Athens
Kerrville
Bend Gossip Family Hold Reunion in Bend Texas
The San Saba News reports a busy community gathering with numerous visitors and fishing outings. Families from Lometa, Goldthwaite, Thorn ton and nearby towns mingled at Plat Rocks and Cowell Crossing. A Gibson family reunion drew fifty attendees and Grandmother Gibson received special attention.
Pecan propagator arrives in community this week
Dick Jr. arrived to the Dick Brazil farm Friday July 24. Ed and Fred Horviziker and Fred's wife of Burnet visited Geo and Mrs Moore. Many locals, including Masons, attended Forest Edwards funeral in San Saba Sunday. Tomas January and family from Lampasas visited Mrs Baxter Sunday. Sherman Millican and wife stayed with Mose Millican at Colony. Pearl Smith and John Gibbon attended Lake Victor church. John Gibson Roy Cate visited Richland Springs Sunday. Mrs Hubbert and children and Mrs Ann Fly visited Cherokee church. A large crowd joined a singing at John Meryis Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Moore
Angus and
John Ivy
Lometa
Ed Baxter
Richland Springs
W. B. Baxter
Sherman Millican
Ann Fly
San Antonio
B. Hubbert
Sterling Bashelle
Killeen
Sanford Vaughn
Leo Page
Allie Smith
Dick, Jr
Dick Brazil
Fred Horviziker
Burnet
Geo. Moore
Forest Edwards
San Saba
Tomas January
Lampasas
John Baxter
Mose Millican
Colony
Pearl Smith
John Gibgon
Lake Victor
John Gibson
Roy Cate
Cherokee
Ed Gay
John Meryis
Mesale dandruff remedy at Simmons Drug Store
Local druggist discovers Mesale an entirely new dandruff remedy promising cure in a week or two. It is pleasant to use inexpensive and sold with a positive guarantee at Simmons Drug Store for seventy five cents. The notice also promotes Jer sey milk as the best food on earth with daily delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmons Drug Store
Methodist Church Sunday Schedule and Third Quarterly Conference
The Methodist Church lists Sunday school at 9 45 a m and preaching at 11 a m by the pastor. The Third Quarterly Conference is at 4 00 p m with all members invited. Rev E A Hunter, Presiding Elder, will conduct the conference, and the Board of Stewards meets Friday night. A Presbyterian missionary arrived at the Manse in San Saba on Wednesday July 28 and is based with Rev H R McCall and wife. Mrs H Ketchum has returned from California visiting son Jim Ketchum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Saba
H. R. McCall
Community Notes From Lometa And Nearby Areas
Social visits fill the weekend as Mr and Mrs Bill Skelton and Willie Jean of Lometa spend time with Clim Till's family. Relatives from Breckenridge arrive. Forest Edwards passes away after many friends express sorrow. Church attendance includes Jessie Owen Irene Owen and Elmer Sawyer at Richland Springs. revival services begin led by Rev Seal and Brother Stovall.
Hardware at Fairmans Includes Local News
LOCKER LOCALS report Rev McHenry Seal and A J Stovall leading Baptist meeting. Guests include Mr and Mrs Jack McNeal of Richland Springs visiting Mr and Mrs Lee Smith. Miss Ruby Lea Locker from Brownwood weekends with Miss Cecil Walker. A baby girl blessed the Eckart home Tuesday. Mrs John Hatsler of Ira visits the Grant home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack McNeal
Richland Springs
Lee Smith
Ruby Lea Locker
Brownwood
Cecil Walker
Jonah Eckart
John Hatsler
Ira
Alonzo Grant
Local Families Visit and Travel Notes From Santa Anna Area
My and Mrs Bass of Santa Anna were here Tuesday as guests of Mr and Mrs Stanley Nolan. Lloyd Neal Lammie Shaw and Johnnie Johnson left Thursday for Crosscut. Mr and Mrs J W Neal motored to Rochelle Sunday to visit the former's parents Mr and Mrs Jim Neal. Mr and Mrs Willard Taylor spent Sunday evening with relatives in Algorite. Bill Taylor returned to Bowser last week after working for the Taylor brothers. Mr Victor Eckert and family of Bethel were here Saturday. Mr Elbert Maxcey boys last week and will ship out. Mr and Mrs Bob Taylor Sunday with relatives at Stilloh. Ovie Wells of Shiloh spent day with Mr and Mrs Henry Be. Kitty Hickman of Shiloh Friday with his sister Mrs Bakylor. Mr John Barnett wife and children of O'Donnell are here days. Mr and Mrs Leonard Solsberg. Lout Roberts of Regency was visitor in our community Lund. Mrs Fagin was called Saturday evening to the sick bed of her daughter in Belton. Eating supplies at Fairman's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk Doss
Clarence
Glendon
Stanley Doss
Thornton
Bill Cheete
Gussie Allen
Colony
Robert Sawyer
Glen Lewis
Sweetwater
George Hall
San Saba
Mark Fallon
Goldthwaite
Cecil McCoury
Jerome Billa
Kiondika
Mra. Doge
Tunele
John Skipper
EB. M. Scott
San Lada
W. J. Milliean
Taylor Brothers
Victor Eckert
Bethel
Elbert Maxcey
Bob Taylor
Stilloh
Ovie Wells
Shiloh
Henry Be
Kitty” Hickman
Bakylor
John Barnett
O’donnell
Leonard Solsberg
Lout Roberts
Regency
Lund
Fagin
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Will H. Mayes
Austin, Texas
Marcus Aurelius
Comanche
Bowie
Cass Bledsoe
Fairman’s
Jersey
T. Loucks
the Methodist Church
H. Ketchum
Jim Ketchum
State of
California
Bill Skelton
Willie Jean
Clim Till
Walter Ford
Mra
Bob Cochran
Bertus Wood
G. E. Nanna
Edwards
Jessie
Irene Owen
Elmer Sawyer
Seal
Brother Stovall
Locker
Lon Shelton
Spring Creek
Sam Boynton
Igherokee
J. A. Parks
Bud Johnson
Njarod Sre
Mr. Johnson
Clim Till. My
Burr Barnett
San Sabe
Tracy Carroll
O’donald
McHenry Seal
A. J. Stovall
Baptist Meeting
Fairbanks-Morse
Joh
Home Light and Power Plans
Fairbanke-Morae
Jong Lie
Morse Steel Eclipse
Sam T. Taylor
Fairbanks-Morse Products
Ceisnere
ihanks-Morse
Ig Machines
Ofec
Wapeange Laguna
Beary Lins
Red Seal Records
Rexall Store
Galveston
Santa Fe
Ticketa
Sti Limited
Keenan
Galveston, Thea
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