Baptist Revival Continues Under Simple Gospel Sermons
The revival of the Baptist Church presses on with Brother James T. Mc New of the First Church of Tyler preaching in simple gospel style. Music director Brother Wray plans a large children’s choir and reserved seating for them as the town participates in this prayerful renewal led by Pastor McHenry Seal.
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The
Baptist Church
James T. McNew
First Church of
Tyler
Brother Wray
Covery
McHenry Seal
Primary ballot change for precinct chair in San Saba
A Democratic precinct mass meeting is called at each voting place in San Saba County Texas for Saturday June 19 1926 at 10 o clock. The purpose is to recommend two Democratic voters for the precinct chairman position to ease primary clerk workload. W A Smith chairman and John Seiders secretary note dated June 8 1926.
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Special Finance Committee
Democratic Executive Committee
San Saba
W. A. Smith
Texas
John Seiders
Methodist Church Announces Sunday Schedule and Local News
The Methodist Church holds Sunday School at 9 45 a m and preaching at 11 a m with evening service joining a Baptist revival. News notes a marriage for Raymond Stump in New Orleans on Friday June 4 and plans a western tour through June 20 in this county. Local visits include Mrs R C Cravy from Ranger and Miss Marie Belle Cravy with relatives in Waxahachie and San Saba. Families and townsfolk travel and visit, with camp life on the San Saba and a search for a lost bag and monocle in the community.
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Baptist
Raymond Stump
New Orleans
Jane
Bride
Raymond
W. H. Stump
Richland Springs
Rebekahs Elect Officers And Initiate Members
The Rebekah Lodge elected Mrs. Rhoda Brown as Noble Grand and Mrs. Edna L. Conner as Vice Grand Monday night and plan July installations. Two candidates Miss Clara Halden and Lonnie Lackey were initiated, with refreshments served. The group reports twenty seven new members since January 1 and a class each month. Logan Hardy of San Angelo visited last week and plans to return to San Saba.
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Rebekah Lodge
Rhoda Brown
Noble Grand
Edna L. Conner
Clara Halden
Lonnie Lackey
Rebekahs
Logan Hardy
San Angelo
Abilene
San Saba
Fall Negligees Embrace Gay Fabrics and Lace
Fashion notes celebrate fall negligees showcasing bright gay colors and soft fabrics. Designers favor sheer materials with trims of lace, ribbon, or delicate finishes. Many pieces emphasize graceful lines and decorative touches that maintain elegance in everyday sleepwear.
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Hell
Elegant Fashion Notes From Bettons and Belt
Classy style notes describe two brown dane outfits with bright buttons and clever tailoring. A short jabot finish adorns the skirt and a two color leather belt anchors the ensemble. A watch-tob bucket completes the look, all praised as very good.
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Dane
Toby Exiusit
Sixth Annual Convention of Texas Pecan Growers' Association
The Sixth Annual Convention of the Texas Pecan Growers' Association outlines officers and directors, committees, and a dense program. It covers Tuesday June 15 sessions on soil building, pest control, irrigation, and variety performance, plus a banquet, medal presentations, and Wednesday through Thursday talks on pecan experiments, propagation, top working native trees, and future market plans. Notables include T H Ridgeway, H W Wilson, J C Armstrong, and E E Rissen among others, with local reports on members’ activities and a theater listing for a Zane Grey film at the Majestic.
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T. H. Ridgeway
San Antonio
J. A. Evans
Arlington
Oscar $8
Gray
J. C. Armstrong
Wharton
Ross R. Wolfe
Stephenville
Emma Klingeman
Lockhart
H. 8
H. W. Wilson
Pres
Chamber of Commerce
Addyve Wolke
Bend Top Workings by Gimlet
A terse field note from Bend with remarks on pecan growers seeking to influence the next state convention in San Saba. The writer tours Rough Creek to the Norris farm, noting Johnson grass control, L A Ray’s broomcorn, and local trade quirks. mentions Chas Fry’s, Ila Cagle, and H W Smith, plus a rustic aside on patience and labor.
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San Saba
Bend
Jim
Mr. Ray
Chas
Fry
Norris
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Waxahachie
Lois Dageer
Helland
Mary Louis Lanham
D. Chadwick
BE. L. Rector
Lucy Rector
Beverly Stone
Here
Fort McKavett
Mrs. T. ©. Henry
Jas. Boyd
May Holman
Pacific Coast
Treward
Fred Eldridee
W. 10. Rewlind
William Thomas Ball
Gainsville
EL Ball
R.R. Low
Miss Tucile
Rheaben
Lampasas Mondiy
Camp Marlemant
Worth Nance
J. B. Arnold
Baby
W. F. Sullivan
Carlos Ashly
Texas Christian University
Zane Grey
Mesa
Majestic Theatre
Ed Atlen
Littlefield
E. T. Neal
Williamson County
Simmons University of Abifmie
San Saba River
Profs. Burnham
Watts
M. M. Ballard
W. R. Harris
Friends of
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Old Baker Place
Mr. Harris
Sarah Hall
W. H. Kimbrough
el Segunda
California
Faris Callan
Winters
Morgan Callan
Ladies Cemetery Association
Bettons
Texas Pecan Gowers’ Association
John Kemper
Denison
Frank ‘Guinn
Rusk
Emmett Brown
Cleburne
W. S. McDaniel
San Augustine
S. A. McMillan
Richmond
E. E. Rissen
I Chas
L. Edwards
Dallas
H. A. Halbert
Coleman
Troup
W. S. Hotchkiss
Rosette
Fred Brison
Albany
Georgia
Davis Farm
W. P. Bullard
National Pecan Growers Exchange
W. B. Lanham
College Station
D. F. Moore
D. V. Shuhart
Oklahoma
A. & M. College
Stillwater
Allington
John Schroeder
To Grange
Frank J. Willmann
Mason
R. EP. Howard
E. BR. Klingeman
Ava Bolton
N. W. Bolton
Lafayette
Alabama
Bob Baldrisse
L. Kirk
Miss Kathryn
Miss Idell
Belva Holder
J. Bo McKee
Walter McKee
Gorman
Viva Hall
Southern Methodist University
Gimlet
Ila Cagle
Liano
H.W. Smith
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