Local San Saba Charity Barter List Highlights Goods and Services
A fragmented list from San Saba shows residents and businesses offering various goods and services in exchange for cash, barters, or subscriptions. Items include food, clothing, hardware, medicines, meals, dinners, hotel services, and subscription prizes, reflecting a community exchange program with names such as San Saba News, Palace Barber Shop, City National Bank, and Majestic Theatre among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown & Bowers
A. Dorion
San Saba
San Saba Light & Ise Co
G. A. Arbelger
Farmers
D. A. Autry
M. R. Weatherby
Sanford Brothers
San Saba News
Palace Barber Shop
R. A
City National Bank
Morris Grocery Company
John Seiders
City Drug Store
First National Bank
Garner-Alvis Co
Qualis Hardware Company
McConnell & Sons
Gaines & Fagpy
Corner Drug Store
C. BH. Biggs
W. S. Hancoek
Mirs
W. Chalk
Wm. Kaiser
A. Townsend
N. L. Schnabel
Mother's Cafe
Johnson Brothers
Barnes Lumber Company
Cameron Lumber Company
W. R. Smith
J. W. Maultsby
J. C. Campbell
Nora Walker
San Saba National Bank
Majestic Theatre
Jim Watkins
Fitch
Ashby Tailor Shop
F. M. McLaughlin
Mayhew Produce Co
W. H. Pridgeon
Rh. A. Sears
City Cafe
I. J. Hendricks
J. C. Henry
W. A. Martin
Mosley Dry Goods Company
W. P. Gonter
W. H. Kimbrough
Simmons & Gosch
J. W. Garrell
J. Waisman
T. Thorp
Pasir White
Roy Teague
Scott Vulcanizing Shop
Klentcher
W. D. Gowan
Star
San Saba Pecan Co
People’s Grocery Store
Wapco Coffee
J.C. Campbell
Bargains for Trades Day at local stores and specials
Garner Alvis Co and dozens of merchants advertise one day bargains on wide range of goods including clothing, coffee, slippers, batteries, groceries, lumber, candy, calico, hats, mattresses, linoleum, rugs, aluminum, and millinery. Several firms offer special prices, credit, or free items for this day. Local shoppers urged to visit multiple outlets for discounts and door prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garner-Alvis Co
Simmons & Gosch
LW. Carroll
J. Waisman
Jady
W. D. Cowan
People's Grocery Store
F. A
J. C. Campbell
Nora Walker
Brown & Bowers
Morris Grocery Co
City Drug Store
Colgate
Qualls Hardware Co
Armestrong
Gaines & Fagip
C. H. Biggs
A. Thorp
Delighted San Saba Wedding Joins Crain and Holcomb
A surprise wedding Sunday afternoon joined Mr. Terry Crain and Miss Elizabeth Holcomb in marriage at the Baptist Pastorium, officiated by Rev. T. A. Binford. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Holcomb, is a teacher widely respected in the area. the groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Crain, is a high school alumnus with a bright future. The couple and friends extend best wishes as the community shares in the happy event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Crain
Elizabeth Holcomb
Baptist
T. A. Binford
San Saba
H. C. Holcomb
R. S. Crain
Ernest Albright to Speak at Open Air Meeting
Ernest G. Albright, candidate for Congress, will address San Saba citizens on the court house lawn Saturday afternoon. He is the only candidate from this end of the district and calls the Brownwood area home. His speeches are his platform and ladies are especially invited. Willis Watson at the block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest G. Albright
Congress
San Saba
Court House Lawn
Myr. Albright
Brownwood
Baptists Praise Growth and Plans at Local Church
The pastor Theo A. Binford and wife visited Nav asota and Howth. Services were strong with large crowds. Baptism and burial by baptism occurred for several members. Sunday school and the Junior B P U showed good attendance. A church wedding may occur soon and sermons will cover Baptism and the seventh commandment. The piece ends with a M R Weatherby Ford battery ad and a toast to the Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navasota
Howth
Alston Terry
Wall Brown
Eunice Loucks
On to Richmond Poem Echoes Civil War Song
A 1922 poem by Genie Griffin DeWalfe celebrates Civil War reminiscence with refrains of On to Richmond. The piece recalls Jackson and Lee and reflects on wartime memory and remnant valor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Jackson
Lee
Genie Griffin DeWalfe
Democratic ticket candidates listed for July primary
A list of names and offices for which Democrats filed to appear on the primary ballot July 22. The notice records county chairs, filing deadlines, and a long roster of candidates for district, county and precinct offices including district attorney, county clerk, sheriff, tax officials, and other local posts, with several names and counties cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturnight
District Ofs
Correrell
Colemens
L. Blanton, Pilenesl Cunninghan of Ve. Frnest (i. A! Brownwood
Cate
Court of Civil Appeals
Supreme Judicial
N. A. Rector
Austin
J. K. Baker
Coleman
M. B. Blair
Belton
Jnc. W. Brady
J. Beasley
McCulloch County
A. B. Wilson
San Saba
James Finlay
Mitch Johnson
Geo. E. Christian
Burnet
Eddie Williams
Arch Woods
W. V. Dean
E. L. Maxcey
Will R. Ashby
Edgar T. Neal
W. B. Urquhart
B Y P U Program June Study Topics and Leaders
A Church youth program lists June Bible study on Malachi 3 led by Mary Ketcham with scripture reading by Thelma Taylor and introductions by the leader. George Hunter presents A Glimpse of Malachi and Fay Jackson covers A Study of Malachi chapter 3 parts one and two. Helen Walker presents The Trial of the Robbers with themes of punishment and blessings for tithers Mamie Lou Harber speaks on opposition to God and reverence by Christena Breazeale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ketcham
Thelma Taylor
Malachi
George Hunter
Fay Jackson
Helen Walker
Mamie Lou Harber
Christena Breazeale
Murray Low United in West End nuptials
Frank Ray Murray of Eastland and Maureen Low of San Saba wed at the bride’s parents home in West End. Rev T F Dimmitt officiated in a small ceremony with immediate family. The bride, a San Saba native, is a music graduate of Ridd-Key College. The groom, once in a San Saba abstract office, now pursues oil field business success. They left for their new life amid San Saba well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ray Murray
Eastland
Maumee Low
San Saba
Rheuben R. Low
West End
T. F. Dimmitt
High Goo
Ridd-Key College of Sherman
Croom
Oan
Sen Saha
Attendance Drive at Binford Bible Class
The Binford Bible Class reports 45 enrolled with a goal of 50 next Sunday and invites all town residents not in Sunday school to attend. Next lesson covers Jeremiah 38:4-13. The regular monthly meeting discussed a class contest and a fishing trip planned for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Binford
Jeremiah
Garr Family Visits Fort Worth Trio Arrives to See Relatives
Mrs J D Garr and children Jack and Mamie of Fort Worth arrived Tuesday to visit Mr and Mrs J V Garr, continuing a family reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Barker
Fort Stocton
Mrs. Barker
Ed Campbell
J. D. Garr
Jack
Miss Mamie
Fort Worth
J. V. Garr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Crain—Holcomb
Willis Watson
J. W. McConnell & Sons
John Leigh
Marguerite
Dailey
Denton
Richland Springs
E. M. Scott
Southside Square
I. J. Bross
North Carolina
Jas. F. Pennybacker
Ernest Albright
Mickie
Awolf
Paei
Baptist Church
A. Binford
Genie Griffin DeWolfe
B. B. Westbrook
Lavina Porter
U. D.C
Temple
Ford
Perfection
W A. Martin’s
Porto Rico
Joe A. Williams
William MacLeod Raine
Gunsight
New York
Arizona
G. L. Huckaby
C. A. Harkey
J. W. Ledbetter
A. J. Reavis
Albert L. Taylor
L. N. Sanford
A. E. Moore
W. &. Ponton
W. J. Smith
IE. S. Johnson
A. T. Chamberlain
W. M. Terry
G. EB. Warren
J. W. Rouse
Gordon Murray
J. L. Sorge
G. W. Tempelton
W. A. Martin’s
Hedges Binford
Rev
Murray—Low
W. A. Martin's
Sol Ashendorf
San Antonio
Mr. Ashendorf
W. T. Thorp
Ashhendorf
Mexia
F. W. West
T. C. Henry
Avent
J. M. Kuykendall
Old Mexico
John Walters
del Rio
Carroll’s Store
J. W. Carroll
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