Ex-students A and M College Banquet Planned
Arrangements for the first local ex students banquet of A and M College are nearly complete. The event, a fish and squirrel barbecue, will be held next Thursday at Fair Grounds Park with the pavilion prepared and lit. Executives include R. W. Burleson as president and Fred Brison Worth Doran and W. M. Moore as entertainment committee. Dana Bibles and Ke Ashburn will speak. music and yells are planned. the banquet may become an annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. & M. College
Fair Grounds
R. W. Burleson
Fred Brison
Worth Doran
W.M. Moore
Dana Bibles
A. & M. Idol
Ke Ashburn
Ex-Students Association
Old San Saba School Photo Sparks Neighborhood Memories
Mrs Joe Hamrick found eight rare relics including a 19th century San Saba public school photograph. The image shows teachers and pupils from years ago, with many familiar faces now passed on. Names in the group include Prof. W. W. Higgins, Worth Hart, Lamar Lidstone, Prentiss Gregg, Matt Allison, and others as former classmates and residents across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hamrick
San Saba
Mitch Johnson
Harmtck
W. W. Higgins
Higgins
Emmett Kelley
Baylor Estep
Jim Gunter
Lerner Harris
Jove Johnson
Newt Estep
Tom Yoo
Angus Bailey
Whitt Longley
Elton Hayden
Jim Burns
Frank Allison
Freeman Duggan
Richard Burleson
Lamar Lidstone
Frank Vatan
E. CG. Simmons
Susie Lewis
Love Jones
Matilda Burns
Jimmie Cofflemyer
Matt Allison
Pickens Anderson
Edward
San Saba Masons Visit Richland Springs Lodge Night
San Saba Masons attended a lodge evening in Richland Springs last Saturday with worshipful master R. C. Sloan district deputy Arch Woods and members G. L. Huckaby B. R. Alison Jas H Baker Homer Bryant W. L. White Fred Brison W. M. Darley B. T. Rich and E. Y. Letbetter among those listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland Springs
San Saba
R. C. Sloan
San Saba Lodge
Arch Woods
G. L. Huckaby
B. R. Alison
Jas. H.baker
Homer Bryant
W. L. White
Fred. Brison
W. M. Darley
B. T. Rich
E. Y. Letbetter
Agricultural Short Course and Fruit School Program
Northwest and Shiloh host a two day program on June 12 and June 18 starting at 9:00 a.m. General assembly at the school house with talks on insect pests, disease of the orchard, soil conservation, use of fertilizers and cover crops, fruit product utilization, and spraying techniques led by Extension Service personnel A L Swallow and A K Short. Afternoon sessions cover home spray preparation, pruning demonstrations, and other orchard issues with Bennie Campbell leading women's discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Shiloh
General Assembly
School House
A. L. Swallow
A. K. Short
A. & M. College
Bennie Campbell
Holcomb Orchard
Barnett Orchard
Cherokee educator named Jarrell school superintendent
P E Dickerson of Cherokee has been elected superintendent of the Jarrell school in Williamson county, with Mrs Dickerson named principal. A Cherokee native and graduate of Cherokee Junior College, he has eight of the past nine years in Cherokee as student or teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PE. Dickerson
Jarrell
Williamson County
Dickerson
Mr. Dickerson
Cherokee Junior College
State Normals
Cherokee
Hearson Illness and Visits In San Saba Area
A San Saba society column notes C. H. Hearson formerly of San Saba now in Galveston and in critical condition at John Sealy Hospital. The item also lists relatives and visitors including W. F. White and children from Rockdale, S. E. W. Hudson, Uncle Buck Chamberlain, Mary Sweeney, Mrs J C Swenney and son John Gilbert, Mrs Eugene Byrd and Jack, Mrs J T Baker of Fort Worth, Miss Rena Harris visiting Grace Young and Sara Moore, and J P McCaskill and family planning a Dallas Fort Worth Mineral Wells trip. It mentions G T Archer selling Hall business and moving toward Eldorado, plus Clay Hagen visiting Bethel community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Saba
C. H
Fly) Hearson
Galveston
Hearson
John Sealey W Hospital
Mrs. W. FE .White
Rockdale
S. E. W. Hudson
J. G. Swenney
John Gilbert
San Simon
Arizona
Buck Chamberlain
Mary
Sweeney
Rena Harris
Brownwood
Grace Young
Sara Moore
San Saba High School Class of 34 Commencement
Commencement week at San Saba High School honors the Class of 34. The service began at the Methodist church with Rev. C E Marshall delivering a Esther text sermon to a packed crowd. Dr S E Chandler will give the class address at a Friday night ceremony in the new high school auditorium. Miss Nannie Duke Beaumont is valedictorian and Miss Lillian McCoury salutatorian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Saba High School
Methodist Church
Mmes
G. A. Wilson
C. B. Mosley
Mines
Wilson
Mosley
H. D. Chadwick
R. G. Halden
S. E. Chandler
D. D
Nannie Duke Beaumont
Lillian McCoury
Eastern Star Installs Officers
The local Eastern Star chapter installed officers at the regular meeting Tuesday night with Mrs. W. A. Martin as installing officer. New roster includes Mrs. Jim Beaumont as worthy matron and W. A. Smith as worthy patron, with multiple correspondingly titled officers and visitors from Brownwood Austin and Mountain View, California attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
W. A. Martin
T. Jones
Jim’ Beaumont
W. A. Smith
Belle Taylor
Susie Simmons
Nora Walker
Lula Smith
Lucy Walker
Lillie ‘Johnson
Bertha Jones
Vera Dean
Ethel Wilson
Ada
Florence Edwards
Ruth
Ora Sessions
Esther
Williebell Gosch
Martha
Jennie Hall Walker
Electa
Grace Henry
M. H. Sessions
Sentinel
Effie Fentress
Brownwood
Frances Petty
Austin
P. E. Taylor
Mountain View
California
Uncle Dick Sullivan Comes to Town
The town welcomed Uncle Dick Sullivan back Saturday after a fever kept him away for over a week. Pliny Armour, home from Burleson College, was voted Senior class president and popular, plans to join SMU next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Sullivan
Pliny Armour
Burleson College
Southern Methodist University
Pliny
SM. U
San Saba Beats Llano 9 to 1 In Baseball Clash
The San Saba Pecan Buds defeated Llano 9 to 1 on Sunday afternoon in front of a crowded grandstand. San Saba pitcher Terry Walker starred as the home team built a strong lead. Llano committed seven errors and managed only six hits. Next Sunday at 2 30 p m the Pecan Buds host Copperas Cove for another top class game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisno Baseball Tem
San Saba
Terry Walker
Llano
San Saba Pecan Buds
Copperas Cove
San Saba Plans Banquet For State Game Commissioner
Will Entertain Game Commissioner Turner E Hubby in San Saba on Saturday and Sunday June 6 and 7 with a fish fry banquet in the San Saba Club room. Judge J R Smith accompanies Hubby. Judge W V Dean presides. speeches by Mayor Burleson Hubby and Smith. They arrive from Mason mid Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Hall
San Saba
Izank Walton League
Geo. Horton
Chamber of Commerce
Turner E. Hubby
Brady
Izaak Walton League of America
Hubby
J. R. Smith
Game Department
W. V. Dean
Burleson
Judge Smith
Mason
Judge Allison's Children Visit Old Home
J Edlin Allison, Austin Allison and Miss Edith Allison of Breckenridge visited the old home near town last week to see their parents. J E Allison is a rising oil belt lawyer and the latter son holds a position with the First National Bank of Breckenridge. Edith is a stenographer for her lawyer uncle's firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edlin Allison
Austin Allison
Edith Allison
Breckenjridge
J. E. Allison
First National Bank of
Cattle Shipments Going on This Week
J H Burk has shipped cattle to market this week with six cars on Monday and two more on Wednesday from near town. Other local movements include visits by E T Neal deputy game warden and wife to San Angelo and a Izaak Walton League chapter planning, plus regional travel by Dr Berry and son to Brownwood for Daniel Baker College graduation events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Burk
Sprag
Fort Worth
E. T. Neal
San Angelo
Mr. Neal
Mrs. Neal
Izaak Walton League of America
C. Berry
Johnnie
Brownwood
Daniel Baker , College
Louisa Berry
Mayor Burleson Featured On Aggie Front Page
The Texas Aggie printed a full writeup praising R. W. Burleson, class of 1895, San Saba mayor, banker, and Aggie club leader. It highlights his early football ties, long service to the A M College spirit, and the San Saba Club’s promising start under his presidency, with local officials Brison and Doran noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burleson
Texas Aggie
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
R. W. Burleson
C” Co
Aggie
Texas
San Saba Club
F. R. Brison
San Saba
W. R. Doran
W. M. Moore
A. & M. Spirit
Live Oak School Names E E Pierce Next Year Superintendent
Prof E E Pierce elected superintendent of Live Oak public schools for next year. He has taught in rural schools and in China for two to three years and is noted for organizing club activities and athletics. Local residents commend securing his services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. EB. Pierce
Live Oak
Pierce
China
Willie's Maid Wins Race at Wilmore Track
Willie's Maid, a two year old filly, won the four and a half furlong heat at Wilmore in Cleveland. The Wilmore participants ran two races with her taking first in one and finishing others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmore
Cleveland
Ohio
Willie’s Maid
Moved Into New Home by T. C. Henry Family
T. C. Henry and family moved into a new bungalo built on the site of their recently burned dwelling. Ol iver Harkey and family from Tulsa visited Mrs. T. Y. Elton and relatives. Mrs. E. A. Martin visited her parents in Bethel. Jack Bentley and family visited J. Hamrick. G. A. Morrow of Houston visits San Saba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Henry
Oliver Harkey
Tulsa
Oklahoma
T. Y. Elton
G. A. Morrow
Houston
Mrs. I. D. Morrow
San Saba
Pecan Growers Meet in Mason to Run Three Days
The Texas Pecan Growers Association schedules a three day state convention in Mason starting Tuesday June 16 with a full program of speakers on pecan varieties, budding, extension work, marketing, and cooperative selling. Field tours, dinners, and a closing election of officers mark the event with Texas and Georgia participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Texas Pecan Growthers Association
J. J. Ray
John T. Banks
H. G. Lucas
O. S. Gray
W. J. Millican
Bend
Texas
H. H. Williamson
R. 5. Miller
K. G. Hess
Dean E. ‘J. Kyle
W. T. Moore
Wm. P. Bullard
Altus
Georgia
Youngblood
Dean E. J. Kyle
Lehmberg and Rothmann Groves
Bissing
San Antonio
A. G.luccas
Brownwood
E. T. Neal
Klingman
D. F. Moore
E. Harber
Pecan Growers Association
T. H. Ridgeway
Dor W. Brown
San Angelo
A. J. Cotton
Burnet
Ellis
State University
Old Veteran Visits Friends Here
D. L. Elms of Altus Oklahoma, 79, visited Mr and Mrs Young Pierce after attending the Confederate Veterans reunion in Dallas. He served as a Texas soldier on the frontier and is acquainted with frontier hardships. He is nephew of J. O'Neal and enjoys visiting this good family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Elms
Altus
Oklahoma
Young Pierce
Dallas
Mr. Elms
J. W. McConnell
Pap” O'Neal
C. C. Colburn
Texas
O'Neal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alma Mater
Dana Bible
San Saba Masons
P. E. Dickerson
C. H. Hearson
John Sealy Hospital
Clifton
Anson Hudson
Eugene Byrd
Master Jack of
San Benito
J. W. Byrd
John T. Baker
Fort, Worth
Emma Sloan
Sloan
J. P. McCaskill
Dallas, Fort Worth
Mineral Wells
G. T. Archer
Hall
D. S. Templeton
Eldorado
Mrs
Clay Hagen
Tahoka
Joe L. Brown
Bethel
C. E. Marshall
Eastern Star
W. M. Moats
Eastland County
George Linn
McMillin Settlement
Guy Shoemake
Sherman
Waco
Shoemake
Albert
Ano. W. Hickman
RS. Miller
Gillespie County
Jack Burleson
Jett Davia
Hugh Miller
Judge Allison
T. C. Taylor
Carlos
W. H. Brown of
Breckenridge
Geo, W. Brown
E. E. Pierce
Live Oak School
E. A. Martin
Jack Bentley
I. ‘Co, Jr
J. Jr. Hamrick
Mr. Bentley
John B. Hamrick
Ross BR
Wolf
Stephenville
Fred R. Brison
Frank Willman
R. A
Brazil
Willmann
Tally Groves
J. W. White
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