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Newspaper

San Saba News

Location

San Saba, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1935

Page

5

Chappel Naws By Woodson Keeney

Local column notes two inches of rain improving crops and reports on community visits. W H D Club gatherings, gin tag event for cotton farmers, and various residents traveling to Cherokee San Saba Breckenridge Carrizo Springs Bend and Paint Rock are listed along with health and teaching references.

W. H. D. Club Mary Moore Bend E .D. Keeney Fred Gage I. W E. D. Keeney Cherokee W. H. Gage Mack Yates Ranch Country M. L. Matsler Armor Patsy Brazil Paint Rock J. C. Brazil J. W Forest Dickerson Rough Creek Tina Lewis B. J. Parks San Saba Breckenridge Horace Matsler A. E Horace E. C. Brazil Carrizo Springs Henry Moore Pete Hunter E. D. Broyles

Hat blocking fee at The Hub Cleaners recorded

A note states hat blocking service cost 75 cents at The Hub Cleaners. It mentions Miss Lorena Dry of Belton visiting and Miss Grace Baxter visiting last weekend.

Hub Cleaners Lorena Dry of Belton Grace Baxter

Wallace Creek News: Community Notes and Local Happenings

Wallace Creek residents share church gathering times and Sunday school, report good crops after recent rains, and note visits among neighbors. Local mentions include Mrs Jodie Miller and sister visiting, Vaughn family hosting a mother, Miss Florence Lee Vaughn's weekend stay, Waddy Smithhart visiting, a new car purchase by R L Alexander, and Henry Duffner visiting relatives. The cemetery needs maintenance, inviting volunteers to weed and reclaim the area.

Wallace Creek Jodie Miller George Smithhart E. G. Alexander W. J. Vaughn Florence Lee Vaughn Leo Lusty Waddy Smithhart J. R. Alexander R. L. Alexander Henry Duffner Jake Duffner

Northwest 4-H Club Emphasizes Tomatoes and Canning

Northwest 4-H girls club met at Mildred Smith's home on Friday May 31 with agent Mrs Ringgold stressing tomatoes tomato juice and tomato soup as focal canning items A tomato pruning demonstration and tafting demonstration were also presented Plans were made for the rally Gay day on June 26

Ringgold 4-H Cluo Mildred Smith

Cherokee Home Demonstration Club Met For May Meeting

The Cherokee Home Demonstration Club met May 28 with Mrs Breazeale as instructor and made a mattress. Twenty one members and five visitors attended the gathering and enjoyed lunch at Mrs Ida Kuykendall's home. Miss Verba Cummings left Monday for Abilene, and J H Wilson returned from a two week visit in Llano.

Cherokee Home Demonstration Club Breazeale San Seba Ida Kuykendall Verba Cummings Abilene

Pecan Crops Mired by Pollination Shortfall and Pests

In Bend by Gimlet, the writer notes heavy rains, crops in good size but pecan trees failing to pollinate due to late freezes. Punctured nuts at San Saba and Cherokee Creek show maggot damage. casebearers and fracas gnats infest leaves. Insects, cutworms, grasshoppers and chiggers threaten cotton and feed stores. Frank Moore, Bill Millican, and Lynn White plan to attend the State Pecan Convention in Uvalde next month.

Green Burkett Devil's Hollow Cherokee Creek W. H. Gage San Saba Court House Frank Moore Bill Millican Uvalde Lynn White Georgetown

Locker News Roundup From Locker and Nearby

Community notes report Rev. Sparkman preaching at the Baptist church, social visits in Mills county near Regency, and multiple travel and family activities. Local residents Noel Reed, Oma, Hervie Maxey, and Blanche Johnson are noted with visits, school plans, and a car purchase. Several families face illness and medical care, with appendicitis surgery for Orpha Taylor and school-related moves involving Miss Wilma Cummings.

Rev Sparkman The Baptist Church Mills County Regency Noel Reed Ebony Wis Clem Franklin Hervie Maxey Hamilton Riley Mosley Joe Mosely Richland Springs Sam Boynton San Angelo J. A. Parks Miss Oma Worth H. B. Maxey T. d. Stewart and Son Elmer Harris Clyde Nettleship Baby Goldthwaite Blanche Johnson Overtor Brownwood Andy Smith San Saba John Guthrie Mr. Lackorage Mullin Loyd Clel Smith Frank Sloan Orpha Taylor Bob Taylor Brownwood Hospital Wilma Cummings Stephenvile Ebony Leona Salstoiy Lohr Rasimnac AL Parks Ed Jones Millsconn John Cummings Lee Smith Dor Johnson Aubry Hobson Neal

Oldest Mule in County Dies in Lampasas

A 45 year old mule named Old Mag died in Lampasas Texas. Born May 3 1890 she was the oldest mule in the county. Owned by Ne MeaAnelly of Tetagia ies s tt Ylind the animal was well cared for and provided with all needs. She was valued as a strong work animal and a noted producer.

Lampasas Texas Ne MeaAnelly Tetagia Ted Pega

Lakeview Club Advises Color Meanings for Rugs

Mrs Ringgold told fifteen Lakeview Club members on May 22 that red and yellow convey warmth and cheer while blue and green suggest coolness and restfulness. She urged careful color selection since colors reflect personality and should harmonize with room space and furniture. Rugs should be unobtrusive and placed parallel with the furniture.

Local visitors include ex sheriff Newel Gilaves and Woodmen rep

Newel Gilaves former sheriff of San Saba county visited on official business from Llano. Temple residents Mr and Mrs W W Linkenhager stayed with their parents Mr and Mrs W R Baxter over Sunday. W J Fraser Llano field representative for the Woodmen of the World was a business visitor here this day.

Newel Gilaves San Saba County Llano W. W. Linkenhager Temple W. R. Baxter Suhdtay W. 3. Fraser The Woodmen of the World

Wash Pants Promotion at Shook's Spurs Local Shopping

Ma and Mrs Frank Hall Sr and Mr and Mrs Frank Hall Jr and Mr and Mrs Willie Smith visited and played golf in Brady Sunday. The event highlights a sale and social outing with attendees from local households.

Frank Hall Frank Hall, Jr Willie Smith

Methodist Prayer Meetings Plan Summer Car Escorts

The Methodist church will move prayer meetings from the church to neighboring community centers this June and throughout the summer with stops in Blarkeyville Live Oak and China Creek. The Hi League and Junior League are active with plans for ongoing programs. Services next Sunday are at the usual hour with the pastor preaching at both services. A warm welcome awaits at the Methodist Church.

Methodist Church Blarkeyville Live Oak China Creek

Homemakers Club Shares Rug Dyeing and Color Tips

Live Oak Pecan Grove Homemakers Club met with Mrs. Alex Casbeer on Thursday May 23. Mrs Ringgold demonstrated dye mixing and color choices for rugs noting grey as versatile and bright colors should be avoided. Members discussed color balance value intensity and hue and how to relate rug size to room, with future meeting June 13 via Mrs Toe Johnson.

Homemakers Club Alex Casbeer Toe Johnson

Smiths Visit New News Office in Locker

Mr and Mrs Andy Smith of Locker toured the new News office and pledged support as the operation opened promising steady bonding of local readership and activity aimed at strengthening the press presence in town.

Andy Smith Lindy Locker Bond Grey

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Chappel Naws Woodson M. Keeney Mointer and Axtell Everoiled Geo. B. Walker Algerita, Texas Northwest 4-H Club J. H. Wilson WFAA WBAP EPAC Southwest Fehamen San Saba Light & Ice Co Texas Ice Industry Lakeview HD Club Shook’s When Kelly Petillo Indianapolis Firestone AB Jenkins Lake Bonneville Utah Gar University Vilder Rater Taadives Lemur Unie Streight Line Joon Muse Orta Brice SAZE Ife Sete Dk & Ok Richard Crooks Claay Suarthout Nelson Eddy Margaret Sywaksr Brees M. R. Weatherby San Saba, Texas Gertie Pastor O. B. Harkey Riley Pecan
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