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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1928
Page
2
Published at San Saba Texas every Thursday and entered at the Postoffice as second class matter. Any erroneous reflection on any person or firm will be corrected promptly upon notice to management. Subscriptions available for One Year Six Months and Three Months.
J. T. H. Miller and Dr. C. K. Mille return to San Saba from Memphis after three weeks of clinics. Triangle Tire advertises a 10 day exchange offer paying $2.00 to $5.00 per tire with a one year guarantee on every Triangle Tire.
Mrs Reuben Ashley hosted the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club with Mrs John Lee Walker winning high score and Miss Margaret Baker taking guest prize. A salad course followed for a list of attendees. The Merry Matrons Club enjoyed games and refreshments at Mrs W H Hinyard home with many social participants. The San Saba Club held a Wednesday dance at its Club Rooms honoring college and university students returning home, featuring Lazy Daddy Brownwood Orchestra.
Miss Hazel Hibler of Cat Claw visits her sister in Fairview this week. Allen Sutton and family from Live Oak visit John Perry. A good rain Monday morning is noted. Dewey Berry returns to Crosscut. Edger ton family mourns the death of their infant daughter. Funeral at China Creek cemetery with Bro. C. E. Marshall officiating. Mabel Kay from Hull visits Edgerton. Last report notes the Watkins air well down about 800 feet.
A two day program at the Majestic Monday and Tuesday features Col. Chas A Lidbergh Hope Hamilton in The Call of the Sea with Pathe News. Admission is 10 cents. Rev O S MeIver and family left Monday for Guil Borden county where MeIver will preach and the family will visit during a revival.
The San Saba Masonic lodge elected Jno. W. Patterson as W M E E Pierce as W S G L Huckaby as J W A Woods as Secy R W Burleson as Treas J A Leath as Tyler at a Saturday night meeting. Installations for the year will occur at the July meeting along with appointive officers. News Ads Get Results Try Them.
Cherokee community notes list visits and guests from Austin San Antonio Llano Georgetown and Dallas. Residents such as Mrs J E G Hillman Mr Rem Thomson and Miss Gladys Hillman visit relatives in Austin while others travel to Georgetown Brownsville and San Antonio for family and school events. The piece records births deaths weddings and local happenings including school resignations and university trips.
See us for prices on eggs. Mayhew Produce Company. Also notes on visitors including Mrs. P E Taylor of Mountain View California and Mrs. John Liptak of New York City visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs W Walker. Fred Humen and his Pols perform The Arizona Cyclone at the Majestic Saturday.
The past session was spent at the Baptist Seminary with Claude McEneely and family visiting. Mrs Clint Sawyer and family visited Baby Head. Miss Otha Jewel Wells visited her aunts. Mrs Ed Harris and children from Nacogdoches plan a visit to her parents A R Kuykendall. Mr and Mrs Jim Whitmore of San Angelo stayed with grandmother Mrs Polk Burke. Miss Opal McKneely of Liano weekend with Aud rey McKneely. Mrs C H Dickens and children from Barnet visited her mother Mrs Polk Burke. Miss Sally Mae Burke returned home from Burnet after teaching the past year.
Miss Nora Belle Biggs arrived at home Saturday nine accompanied by Miss Veo Schrader of Valley Mills Texas. The ladies have taught together at Wingate Runnels county the past year. Nora Belle will spend the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs W C Biggs. Mrs Edgar T Neal was summoned to the bedside of her sister Mrs I C Dingman at San Antonio one night last week. She rushed to catch the train Tuesday morning. Mrs Dingman underwent a very dangerous operation.
W. B. Urquhart Harkey Thornton and Paul Sloan, who had been attending school at A. & M. College the past year, arrived home the first of the week for the vacation. Mrs. Dama Rouse is leaving this week to visit her two daughters in San Angelo.
Reverend C E Marshall led funeral services for Billie Mabel Edgerton infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Edgerton of Fairview community. The burial occurred at China Cemetery Monday as relatives welcome J M Baker and family visiting from Safford Arizona after eleven years away.
Rev. W. J. Nold Jr of Dallas is here this week visiting his father W. J. Nold proprietor of the Model Bakery. Rev. Nold graduated from the American College at Rome Italy a couple of years ago. Mrs F A Townsend and Fred dr came home Tuesday from Dallas where they had visited relatives.
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