Farewell Sermon and Community News From Pecan Grove
Roy Cundieff resigns after three and a half years as pastor. farewell service Sunday night. Community notes report Mrs. Trusgell bedridden, Marjorie Oliver’s parties, Oliver reunion with 85 attendees, visits from relatives, and upcoming summer plans. Sunday school at 10, BYPU led by Misa May Edmondson, community meeting Friday night, and local social updates including travels and illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy. Cundieff
Bro
Cundieff
Ray. Senterfitt
Edinburg
Texas
Joe Johnson
Joe
Winfred Stith
Gregory
Joe Smith
Oliver
Lee Oliver
Carlos Nevens
Billie Katheryn
San Angelo
W. T. Hardy
W. T. Walker
Opal
Sam Walker
San Saba
A. J. Walker
George Munsell
Juanita
M. A. Terry
Marjorie Oliver
Lubbock
Pauline Hunter
Pauline
R. G. Ratliff
Pontotoc News and Local Notes Summary
Pontotoc column records visits and illnesses among residents including Herman Schmidt with grandfather in Lohn, the Bloomer family, Dale McLeod’s return to work, and various trips to Brownwood Mason Brady and Junction. It notes garden crops, fruit ripening, farming conditions, a mowing accident injuring Robbie Banner, and local theater and church activities. A brief wartime reflection on faith and enlistment ends with a drugstore ad for trusses and supplies.
Morning Illness Keeps Deer Creek Writer Home
Mrs Barber reports waking to tobacco smoke from her son E C in the kitchen while she rests after a Brady trip. She has been bedridden since Thursday, hoping to recover and stay engaged with farm chores as strength returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C
Brady
Spring Creek Wedding Notices In Rutherford-Barker Family
Archie Rutherford and Minnie Barker were quietly married Saturday evening. The groom is the son of Dee Rutherford and the bride is the daughter of Barker of Live Oak. They drove to Austin for their honeymoon and he works at Marshall Ford Dam. The community wishes them a long, happy life. Various local notices follow including a diphtheria illness of Clifton Dean Edmondson in Austin, and several social visits among families in Live Oak, San Saba, Mullin, and Brady with mentions of Judkins and Casey wedding confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Estep
San Saba
Luther Phillips
Ernie Edmondson
Austin
Clifton Dean
Homer Edmondson
Orlena Funderburk
Fairview
G. D. Johnson
Judkins
Casey
Crvey
Audrey Faye Judkins
H. B. Judkins
Woodrow Johnson
Dee Rutherford
George Johnson
Barney Edmondson
L. C. Atkinson
A. McGary
Bill Slaughter
Lon Shelton of
Brady
Ruby Smith
Arthur. Whitley of
Mullin
Edward Brown
Jack Whitley
Bro. Taliaferro
Jesse Whitley of
H. E. Judkins
City Drug Store Sells Safe Rat Killer for 26 Cents
A safety kill rat exterminator product is sold by City Drug Store for 26 cents. It claims to kill about 100 rats and is not poison to other animals. The ad emphasizes safe use around pets and non-target animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STOR
Harmony and Local Social News Summary
Harmony and Nelda Smith item reports visits by Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Lewis and others to the Smith family home. Mentions Maurice Smith as a newly married couple, and Jack Senterfitt visiting Lloyd Smith. Jimmie Patton breaks left arm from a gate incident. Various visits to and from the Smith and Patton families, church attendance, and a party at Lee Oliver home with local young people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Lewis
Maurice Smith
David L. Smith
Maurice, Smith
Jack Senterfitt
Lloyd Smith
Jimmie Patton
Glenn Patton
Colony
Willie Mae Smith
Jannette Senterfitt
Dora Mae
Amy Billings
M. O. Patton
Iva Dale Myers
Iva Johnson
Rube Senterfitt
David Smith
This
Pecan Grove
Lee Oliver
Turkeys hatch tally from Lindy’s 108 eggs surprise
Lindy shares a true tale of five turkey hens each on 20 eggs and a chicken hen on eight. She notes hatches of 21, 23 and 28 turkeys from different nests, with some infertile eggs, all nests in rock cement-built pens. A joyful San Saba News visit followed with thanks from Miss Coffey and a list of friends and well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindy
Northwest Texas Social Notes and Fruit Harvest Updates
Fruit has begun ripening in this sandy belt with peaches plums and apricots among the daily markets. Local reports mention 11 1 2 bushels of apricots from one tree and several visits from relatives and travelers including Edith Patrick from Denton Janie Lee Praweek graduating from Canyon and teaching there next summer. Community members and visitors are listed with movements employment and schooling plans across Stephenville Bowser Placid Llano Brady and New Puownwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Traweek
Edith Patrick
Denton
Janie Lee Praweek
Canyon
Hollis Smith
Fay Pippin
Fort Stockton
B. F
K. Smith
John Henley Traweek
Stephenville
B. F. Smith
Bowser
Marian Bohannon
George Parker
Brady
Tot Rice
Jennie
Placid
E. F. Smith
Sour School
Emily West
Mildred Smith
tonewPuownwood
Straub Blackleg Bacterin Seeks Quick Action for All Ages
Dr Drug Store promotes Straub Blackleg Bacterin offering life immunity with a single dose for any age. The advertising notes ready availability and urges prompt vaccination to prevent cattle disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr Drug Store
Cat Claw by Mrs. E. T. Letbetter
John McBee moved Eva Ligon and daughter Sarah back to the J. W. Smith home in Austin. Miss Sarah just finished high school in Austin. Muriel Smith and family visited grandparents at China Creek last weekend. Mrs. C. K. Smith is improving after illness. T. Thorp and friends went fishing recently. J. W. Smith and family were in San Saba and Goldthwaite on business Friday. Lemmie Tyler visited his brother Mack on Wednesday. T. S. Lemon and family spent Friday night and Saturday at the Wooster home. Clifford Tyler’s tractor toppled into a ditch injuring nothing but fore wheels. he was driven to town by Mrs. Alva Letbetter. E. T. Letbetter is plowing for Mr. Tyler while the tractor is away. The writer and family visited San Antonio. at Brackenridge Park an encounter with a water buffalo led to a dangerous but nonfatal incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McBee
Austin
Eva Ligon
Sarah
J. W. Smith
Sarah Htas
Muriel Smith
C. K. Smith
T. Thorp
San Saba
Goldthwaite
Lemmie Tyler
Mack
T. S. Lemon
Wooster
Clifford Tyler
Clifford
Alva Letbetter
E. T. Lebetter
Tyler
Clovis Leibetter
China Creek
Santonio
Seth Williams
Brackenridge Park
Man Escapes Buffalo Pen, Involved in Guard Fight
A man was trapped in a pen with a buffalo and had to be restrained by others using iron rods to prevent his escape. He sustained no serious injuries, and the incident concluded without major harm.
Texas trucking industry geared for emergency mobilization
Austin reports the Texas trucking sector is being checked for rapid mobilization in a national emergency. Lynn B. Shaw of the Texas Motor Transportation Association notes trucks would move supplies quickly in war, with 36 000 Texas trucks slated for major roles. Plans align with War Department and American Trucking Associations studies and emphasize Army support and regional truck availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Lynn B. Shaw
Texaa Motor Transportation Association
Texaa
Shaw
War Department
Arizona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
United States
Hastings Steel Went Pist on Rings Western Associate Store
Papers are published in American prisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasting Steel
Western
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Misa May Edmondson
BYPU
Mar-jorie Oliver
Pontotoc
Pete
Herman Schmidt
Lohn
Howard Bloomer
Sohn
Iva Wimberly
Junction
Neal Joiner
Herman Wright
Reuben Rothmann
J.C. Nowlin
Brownwood
Deb Bloomer
J. C. Nowlin
Mae Holloway
Carson Holloway
Jack Latham
Mason
John C. Latham
W. B. Willis
J. W. Britton
Robbie Banner
Clayton Banner
Dewey Stockbridge
H. H. Joiner
Mason Friday
Algeritas
Capps
Miss Dollie
Hayes
Fredonia
J. S. Capps
T. M. Holt
John Barber Daugherty
Joe Richard McMurray
Meridian
Georgia
Barber
Prandehildren
Joe Barber
Uncle Sam
City Drug Store
Axtell
Walker
Algeritu
Tex
Deer Creek
M. L Barber
Pari
Jay
J. E. Jones
Eldgrado, Texas
Electrolux
Amy
Trout
Little &Sons
Saba
Harmony
Nelda Smith
Northwest By Reporter
Cat Claw
Mrs. E. T. Letbetter
Hatchery
Pruntax
Laird’s' Corner
San Saba Service Directory
Dean & Horton
J. E. Hagan Insurance and Loans
San Saba, Texas
A. A. Moore
Hamilton
O. J. Harkey
Roger van Cleave
J. L. Dailey
Grammar Acne
J. K. Rector
B. T. Rich
Clarence Golch
I. W. Cummins
Optometry
T. J. Connors Glasees
Science
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