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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1932
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Ben Wyatt and family of Menard visited Mr and Mrs W R Baxter and Mr and Mrs Otis Harkey over the weekend in a social gathering.
Repair shop promises to fix any car trouble. Llano visitors, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stribling and Junior, stayed with Rivers Morris and relatives last week.
Mrs Otis Northcutt and Master Jack Martin of the Rio Grande valley visit their parents Mr and Mrs W E Martin at the Wallace Creek ranch. Dr and Mrs F W Sorell of San Antonio were here last week to visit their parents, Mr and Mrs W E Sorell.
An advertisement invites listeners to hear the Voice of Firestone every Monday night on the nationwide M. B. C. network, promising Extra Values in Firestone tires cost no more than ordinary tires. The spot emphasizes value and regular programming.
Miss Mildred Creamer, a San Saba girl, arrived home last week after attending Howard Payne College. She is set to be a full fledged soph in the next year and was active in college life as yell leader, honor roll student, secretary of the girls hiking club, and Camp Fire counselor. Rev N B Stump of Lydia Patterson Institute in El Paso stopped over with his sister Mrs W A Smith in San Saba. Bob Taylor, visiting from El Paso, returned with him. Worth House of Austin, here with his parents, works in the office of the state Comptroller. Emmett Kuykendall topped the market with 300 lambs at Fort Worth.
First Methodist Church invites all to Sunday School at 9 45 a m and sermons at 11 a m and 8 p m with an old fashioned Love Feast in the morning. Evening topic is The Fatal Defect with special music led by Miss Lucy Walker. Dr Berry offers free eye exams. Relatives mourn the death of the late Dr G H Sanderson’s son, a San Saha native.
James V. Simpson of Leander visited his parents in San Saba last week before returning to move back to the area. Prof. Leon Lane of Menard high school plans a summer at Daniel Baker College and a few weeks at his old home near Bethel. Mines Bob Taylor, Will Taylor and son Leroy, and Audry Kirkpatrick of Junction visited Aunt Mrs. W. F. Luckie in San Saba last week.
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