Holt Happenings From W I L Donna hoo
Will Squyres funeral held at Varga Chapel. survivors include two sisters Mrs Locker and Mrs Mauldin and a daughter Mrs Faye Adams. Daniel Baker College marks 50 years of service with 902 graduates and honorary degrees. Ravanelle Donahoo among degree recipients. Ruth Rice resigns as primary teacher to Placid school. Community notes on farming, schooling, and a postponed singing school.
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Varga Chapel
Will Squyres
John Locker
Holt
Squyres
Locker
Mauldin
Rio Grande Valley
Faye Adams
Richland Springs
Mildred Matlock
News’ Writers’ Gathering
San S Saba
Texas
Daniel Baker College
Brooke Smith
Ravanelle Donahoo
Miss Rice
Ruth Rice
Placid School
San Saba Hardware and Farm Co Sale and Convention
Chopping hoes cultivator sweeps and all farm tools offered at the San Saba Hardware and Farm Co sale. The County Singing Convention is set for Shiloh Friday night June 10 and all day Sunday June 11. All are invited to attend with song books and a basket dinner for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Saba Hardware & Farn. Co
Shiloh
San Saba
Off to Baptist Meeting at Fort Worth This Week
Rev. Sam D. Taylor and Mrs. Taylor, with Rev. T. Sparkman of Locker, attend the State Evangelistic Conference in Fort Worth this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Worth
Sam D. Taylor
Taylor
T. Sparkman
Locker
Fort Worth
Cumberland Presbyterian Church invites all to services
The Friendly Church led by S R Estes invites attendance with Sunday school at 10, service at 11, youth at 11, preaching at 7 30, prayer at 8 15, and Friday cottage prayer in homes. Pastor will speak at Rock Shoals Sunday 11. First Presbyterian Church, William B Holmes Jr, schedules church school 9 45, worship 11, youth 6 45, evening service 8, inviting public to attend all services.
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Rock Shoals
Sloan
First Presbyterian Church
William B. Holmes Jr
Harmony notes from Nelda Smith social gathering
Harmony column recounts a Saturday picnic and noon gathering of cor respondents with hopes for a summer return. Mr and Mrs Raymond Oliver hosted a party Saturday night. Guests included Mr and Mrs Glenn Patton of Arlington and Mrs Munsell and her brother and wife Bob Dodd of Granbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Oliver
Glenn Patton
Arlingon
L. R. Munsell
Munsell
Bob Dodd
Granbury
Vacation Bible School and church services listed
The Methodist Church schedules classes for all ages at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 a m The Vacation Bible School cooperative with nearby churches is urged for better religious instruction The series continues with Lobsters and Monkeys a talk on What Shall a Man Give in Exchange for His Life Youth group meets at 7 p m Evening worship at 8 p m on consecrated vacations Mid week service is at 8 p m
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The
Baptist Church
First Baptist Church Hours of Worship
Sunday School at 9:45 led by Dr. C G M Oliver. preaching at 11:00. B T A directed by Mrs Geo Fry at 7:00 p m and preaching at 8:00 p m. WMS led by Mrs Sam D Taylor. choir practice by J M West. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 45 p m. Sunday Bible study 10:00 a m. Sunday service 7:40 p m. Saturday eve service 7:45 p m. Everyone welcome to all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG. M. Oliver
Geo, Fry
Sam D. Taylor
J. M. West
Church Schedules and Clergy Listings
Locker and Cherokee groups meet on Sundays with morning services and Sunday School at 10 a.m. The Assembly of God holds Saturday night services and Sunday events including 10 a.m. Sunday School and a 12 p.m. preaching slot, with midweek prayer on Wednesday. St Luke's Episcopal Church lists services on the second Sunday at 3:30 p.m. San Saba Catholic Church notes monthly morning Mass on the first Sunday at 11:30 a.m. Rev. Monroe Lambert leads the first. Rev. W. H. Myers serves St Luke's. Rev. Father Martin (Brady) leads San Saba Catholic Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liam
Assembly of God
Monroe Lambert
San Saba Catholic
Father Martin (Brady
Chopping hoes and farm tools at local hardware firm
Rev E C Young and Mrs Young from Freer arrived Tuesday evening to visit the Miles Millican family at Chappel for about a week. Mr Young is pastor of the First M E Church at Freer and formerly served the Chappel Circuit. Mrs James Warlick of College Station is visiting her parents in Chappel for a week. Mr and Mrs M H Duncan were in San Saba on Saturday shopping.
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E. C. Young Af Freer
Miles’ Millican
Chappel
Youngs
M. E
Freer
Rough Creek
Bend
Colony
James Warlick
College Station
Miles Millican
M. H. Duncan
San Saba
Willie and
Ernest Smith
CCC
Burnet
Arthur Bucher
Hillsboro
Mr. Bucher
Mra. R M. Brown
Tom Bucher
Bucher
G. B. Shoemake
Sar Saba
Geo. Smithhart
Clyde Hayer
Bonnie Twayes
Mesdames Bracken
Smithhart
Claude Roach
T. K. Adams
Doris
Richland Springs
Ervin Roberts
Eldon Duncan
Polk
Lex
Lampasas
W. Duncan
H. A. Graham
Richland
Emmett Eddyard
Wanda Fay
Rochelle
Joe Smith
Velda
Pete Johnson
Shirley
B. E. Kattes
Eunier Tiean
Raymond Fils
Childrenne
Roscoe
Richard Keyser
Marlin
San Antonio
Algerita By Bill basket dinner at Mill Pond notice
The column notes a News reporters basket dinner at Mill Pond last Saturday with many absent. It praises the News Family and thanks Mr. and Mrs. Trussell of San Saba County. Read like a community social update listing visitors, travels, and local engagements from San Saba and nearby areas.
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Mill Pond
Local notes from Lakeview column items and travels
Mrs Burke Burleson is home from Brady hospital after a major operation and recovering well. James Carroll and Mr Powell prepared for a boys trip to the World Poultry Congress in Cleveland and the World’s Fair, planning to leave late July via Washington and Mammoth Cave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke Burleson
Brady Hospital
Wayne Davenport
Joloyee
Mullin
OY Wood
Garland Witkin
Irene Watkins
Winsor
Jot McKinnerney
Tohe McKinnerney
James D. Carroll
Powell
Cleveland
Ohio
Washington
D. C
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Reporters Picnic Draws Wide Attendance
Attendees gathered Saturday to enjoy the reporters' picnic with many participants and a festive atmosphere.
Personal Notices From Saba Weekly Social Roundup
A long list of local visits and travels. Various residents including Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Duey and a son from Eagle Pass and others from San Saba Abilene Brady Florence Cherokee San Antonio and Temple visit relatives or enter summer programs. Notable items: Jack Keeth and others undergo tonsil and adenoid removal. Miss Burgess recovers from appendectomy. several relatives travel for education and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Duey
Eagle Pass
Ira A. Johnson
San Marcos
M. H. Anderson
Jack Keeth
Fern Burgess
Cherokee
San Saba
Jack
Anderson
Fred Hall
Miss Burgess
Shannon Hospital
San Angelo
Johnnie Lee Comer
Miltie Hector
Sloan
Wiley Robbing
Abilene
Nathan Landau
Marin
Howard Sellman
Nancy
Brady
Atty
N. C. Walker
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