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Newspaper

San Saba News

Location

San Saba, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1932

Page

3

Boy Scouts Court of Honor Honors Local Troop Members

A Monday Court of Honor at the Grammar school hall for E. L. Browns Brownwood troop awarded Star badges to Clelland Ginny Clarence Gosch Jesse McCann and Jack Crockett Merit badges to Jack Crockett Clyde Smithhart Clarence Gosch and Jesse McCann and 2nd class to Woodrow Wilson Vincent Dismuke while Clyde Smithhart earned 1st class. Visiting officials included Dan Gill and Will Talbot. Summer camp announced for July 19 with motto On to Camp Billy Gibbons.

E. L. Browns W. C. Dofflemyer G. M. Quirl Brownwood H. H. Sampson Harry Doran W. A. Smith Clelland Ginny Clarence Gosch Jesse McCann Jack Crockett Billy Gibbons San Saba Boy Scouts

Giant Rattlesnake Weighs 24 Pounds Captures Rabbit

Martin Harkey reports the Wallace community’s largest rattler of the year. In a Harkey ranch pasture the snake, length 5 feet 8 inches and 24 pounds, held a full grown cottontail in its jaws before swallowing the meal after a long, calm display.

Martin Harkey Wallace Harkey Ranch Martin Rabbit

Mrs. Ed Crawford Honored by Woodmen Circle Officials

Mrs. Ed Crawford, guardian of the local Woodmen Circle for over 19 years, received a gold emblematic pin from Supreme officers. The award cited faithful and loyal service as a local Grove officer and as assistant district officer, noting the pin symbolizes years of unselfish dedication to the Grove and the Society of Woodcraft.

Ed Crawford Woodmen Supreme Officers Supreme Circle Grove Society of Woodcraft

County Singing Convention Set for Bend Next Sunday

The quarterly meeting of the County Singing Convention will be held at Bend next Saturday night and Sunday. Singers coming for the Saturday night singing will be cared for by the community. Attendees are asked to bring baskets for a basket lunch and all day singing Sunday. Miss Mary Belle Fagg has returned from Our Lady of the Lake school in San Antonio.

Bend Mary Belle Fagg Our Lady of the Lake School San Antodlois

Judge Armstrong Opens Governor Campaign in San Saba

Judge Armstrong became the first gubernatorial candidate to speak in San Saba yesterday. He outlined his platform with the populist slogan To Hell With Wall Street and urged voters to back his reformist agenda.

Judge Armstrong San Saba Wall Street

Winners Announced Baby Beef Contest 4-H Club Members

The Richland Springs judges J. H. Hart and R. J. Powell name the top ten in the Baby Beef Contest. First place earns a free trip to the Boys Encampment at the Latte Fair. winners include Hal B. Brazeale Cherokee and Glen Knight Richland Springs with scores from 95 to 60 across production, profit, history, and community effects.

J. H. Hart R. J. Powell Richland Springs Hal B. Brazeale Cherokee Glen Knight Sorell Smith San Saba

Taylor Brothers Summer Camp Pitched at Robertson Bottom

The annual Taylor Brothers summer camp was pitched Tuesday in Robertson Bottom along the San Saba river. Reported participants include Rev. Sam D. Taylor and family of San Saba Dr. E. F. Taylor and family of Haske Prof. Gordon Taylor and family of San Marcos W. H. Carruthers and family of Rochester Thos French and family of Dallas Mrs Cecil B. Smith and daughter Caroline of El Paso. This camp is a cherished family tradition.

Taylor Brothers Robertson Botton San Saba Sam D. Taylor F. Taylor Haske Gordon Taylor San Marcos W. H. Carruthers Rochester Thos Dallas Cecil B. Smith Caroline el Paso

W. L. White Named Methodist Sunday School Superintendent

J W Rowland announced W J White as new superintendent of the First Methodist church Sunday School. White has served as secretary for years and will appoint Barton Dailey as secretary. Prof Basil Armor, principal of the Mexican school at La Feria, spends vacation with parents and plans further study at the university.

J. W. Rowland W. J. White First Methodist Church Myr. White Barton Dailey

A History of My Baby Beef Feeding and Demonstration

Hal Brazeale recounts starting a Baby Beef club in Cherokee in early 1981. He details the birth of calf Buddy on February 25, his feeding regimen from September onward, Buddy’s growth to 505 pounds by September 12, and the broader community impact including neighbors fattening calves and a shift in his father’s cattle selling habits.

Hal Brazeale Buddy

San Saba Delegate Elected to National Convention

San Saba county party chairman A. R. Hill was chosen as an alternate district delegate at the Mineral Wells state Republican Convention. Hill, who attended the last national convention that nominated Hoover, is slated to attend the Chicago gathering on June 20.

Mineral Wells A. R. Hill San Saba Chicago Hill Texas Herbert Hoover

Drinking Fountains in the Courthouse Yard

In the Courthouse yard the author urges the commissioners to repair the drinking fountains, criticizing current methods as wasteful. He calls for a better pattern for turning on the water and suggests removing them if funds are unavailable to fix them, to stop daily disappointments for people seeking a drink.

E. E. Rissen

Funeral of A. A. Allison at San Saba church

The funeral for A A Allison was held at First Methodist Church in San Saba. Rev Kenneth Pope of Breckenridge and Rev J W Rowland officiated. Burial was in the Allison family lot in City Cemetery. He was the youngest son of the late Judge W M Allison and survived by a wife, his mother, six brothers and three sisters.

A. A. Allison First Methodist San Saba Kenneth Pope Breckenridge J. W. Rowland Allison W. M. Allison Southwestern University M. F. Allison Philadelphia F. R. Allison Corpus Christi R. B. Allison EL Paso J. E. Allison Don Allison Houston Mmes J. W. Black Pleasanton W. A. Collins San Antonio W. B. Henry Pall Mr. Russell Aubrey Magnes Omar Gilmore W. E. Smith Bernice Tramwell Oscar P. McCary Jas. G. Harrell Bailey Hardy L. D. Deere W. E B. Smith Edyth Annie Grace Louise Gon John William

Q E Chapter Installs Officers

The local Chapter Order of the Eastern Star met Tuesday night for memorial services honoring the late Dr. H H Taylor and installation of officers for the new year. Miss Mary Sanderson led as marshal with Mrs John Zack Owen named worthy matron and W A Smith as worthy patron among a list of officers installed.

Order of the Eastern Star H. H. Taylor Mary Sanderson Marshall John Zack Owen W. A. Smith Cris Martin H. Clyde Smith Ethel Wilson Lucy Walker Sallie Hayden Belle Bross Lula Smith Susie Simmons Ada Pauline Morrison Ruth Nellie Belle Smith Martha Lillie Johnson Electa Julian Martin Sentinel

Funeral Home Opens In San Saba Modern Facility Planned

W. T. Little has leased the former Gunter building on High street to convert it into a modern funeral home. It will be fully equipped with electric fans an embalming department rest room parlor and conveniences for complete service. The town may be proud of the new institution and expect broad support.

W. T. Little High Street San Saba

Hamil Carter Slugged in Barn During Night Incident

Authorities report Hamil Carter was struck on entering a barn after hearing a noise in the stall. He suffered a head wound but is described as not seriously hurt. The burglar fled the scene, leaving Carter unconscious briefly before aid arrived. Col. Richard C. Burleson of Fort Sam Houston visited his ailing mother Mrs Leigh Burleson last week. a San Saba native, World War II veteran, Burleson is noted as a Southern Democrat and a well-read conversationalist.

Hamil Carter Richard C. Burleson Fort Sam Houston Leigh Burleson Col. Burleson San Saba Withal

Armor Family Visits Spotlight Local Education Leader

Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Armor of Abilene visited relatives, with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Armor of the China community. Prof. Armor, a Simmons University graduate long in insurance, will return to teaching and coaching and has been elected Superintendent of the schools at Benjamin for next year.

P. L. Armor Abilene J. J. Armor China Armor Simmons University Benjamin

Harkey Family Visits Abilene After Surgery Notice

Mr and Mrs C B Harkey and Miss Grace Baxter of Harkeyville travelled to Abilene Sunday to see Mrs Hitk Baxter who underwent an indigency operation there last week.

C. B. Harkey Grace Baxter Harkeyville Abilene Hitk Baxter

Vocational Agriculture Teacher Reelected By Board

The Board of Trustees Tuesday night voted to retain Vocational Agriculture in the high school and re elected Prof. C. B. Marshall as teacher. This will be glad news to the boys of the consolidated district who have been working his department. Mrs. Ethel P. Wilson was elected to have charge of the study hall and as secretary to the superintendent.

C. B. Marshall Ethel P. Wilson

Richland Springs Demonstration Club Meeting Note

The Richland Springs Home Demonstration Club met June 2 with 11 members and Mrs L A Hall present. Discussions covered duties of the County Clerk and Treasurer. A full day meeting is planned with Mrs Ora Smith on June 16. members to bring lunch and provide dinner. Miss Dry will demo canning and cheese making.

Richland Springs

Estep Opens New Store At Old Plaza Stand

Raymond N Estep returns to hometown business at the east side plaza opening J D Estep house. The stock had been dormant since J D Estep was struck down years ago. Old friends welcome Raymond back and into business at the familiar stand.

RK. N. Estep J. D. Estep Raymond

Bethel 4-H Club Meeting Delayed by Illness

Bethel 4-H Club and the Home Demonstration Club and the e H Club girls held a joint meeting at the H E building for a canning demonstration. Illness forced Miss Dry to return to San Saba and the canning was postponed. The group shared ideas and a noon spread. The next meeting is set for June 15 at Mrs. Joe L. Brown’s home to discuss Home Decoration with all members urged to attend.

Home Demonstration Club H. E Miss Dry San Saba Joe L. Brown

San Saba native R C Stafford re-elected school principal

Prof. R C Stafford, Kennedy school principal, is home at Chappel enjoying a vacation before summer studies at the University of Texas. He is finishing a Master’s degree and has been re-elected for another year as principal, continuing his San Saba lineage.

Basil Armor J. J. Armor China Creek la Feria R. C. Stafford Kennedy Chappel University of Texas Stafford

Family visit from Tucumcari to San Saba area

John McKinnon his wife and baby their mother Mrs Mattie McKinnon and Mrs E C Elliott of Tucumcari New Mexico visited brother and uncle J F Streich near San Saba at the start of the week. He is assistant Postmaster at Tucumcari and has spent eight years in the west.

John McKinnon Mattie McKinnon E. C. Elliott Tucumcari New Mexico J. F. Streich San Saba Halletsville Texas McKinnon West

Belton Student Miss Willie Urquhart Home For Holidays

Miss Willie Urquhart, a Belton student, is home for the holiday recess. She attends the local school and will spend time with family during the break.

Willie Urquhart Ee Belton

San Saba Voc Agr Boy Wins Scholarship

Ray Gage, member of the local Future Farmer Chapter, earns a John Tarleton Agricultural College scholarship for the coming year after leading in voc training and supervised practice. His projects include pig production, corn and Hegari grain plots, terrace work, pecan and fruit tree work, dairy cow testing, and poultry culling and caponizing, with senior vocational agriculture students eligible and 10 seniors considered.

Ray Gage Future Farmer John Tarleton Agricultural College Ray

Cattle Suffer Strange Disease Along Colorado River

Cattle along the south brakes of the Colorado River showed sudden drooping and stupor. Judge R. E. Gray contacted the Live Stock Sanitary Commission. A veterinarian found cattle eating a particular weed, prompting escalating consumption and impaired behavior.

Colorado R. E. Gray Live Stock Sanitary Commission

Taxpayers League Meeting Notice for June 14

San Saba County Tax Payers League calls a mass meeting at the courthouse at 9 oclock next Tuesday morning June 14 to discuss tax reductions and consult with the Commissioners Court. All citizens and taxpayers are urged to attend and participate, says J J Armor, chairman.

Tax Payers League San Saha County Court House Commissioners’ Court J. J. Armor San Saba County

Spangler Speaks at Lions Club Lunch

J D Spangler vocational agriculture representative of John Tarleton College was the principal speaker at the Lions Lunch Tuesday. The club plans for Ladies Night program and the national convention as the busy season continues. Houston Hunter and family from Roswell New Mexico arrived Saturday to vacation with Mr and Mrs W H Kimbrough and Mrs Raman Hunter. Mr Hunter enjoys fishing the San Saba waters and recalls riverbank swimming holes.

J. D. Spangler John Tarleton College Houston Hunter Roswell New Mexico W. H. Kimbrough Raman Hunter

Superintendent J T H Bickley Visits Cheroskee kin

J T H Bickley, superintendent of schools at Alice, is visiting his father P Bickley and relatives at Cheroskee. He has served as superintendent in Allen for several years.

J. T. H. Bickley Alice P. Bickley Cheroskee Bie San Spben Alen

Also Mentioned on This Page

Boy Scouts Court of Honor Brown County Singing Convention Geo. W. Armstrong Gilbert Mann Maxine Smith Lorena Mann Richland M. W. Kuykendall Cheroker T. G. Kuykendall Liano Orville Gunter John Senterfitt W. L. White Methodist S. S Q. E Ross Sterling Sterling Waco Demonstration Club R. N. Estep Bethel 4-H Club SAN Saba Voc AGR Lions Club
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