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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1926
Page
7
An informal dialogue features Mrs Nordlaw with a physician assessing a nervous, panicky mood while she worries about health. The conversation drifts to candy, activity, and late night social life, ending with a lighthearted wrap and a movie listing at The Majestic Theatre.
A simple rich dessert called Apple whip dainty can be made with applesauce beaten with stiffly beaten whites, then sweetened and whipped. Serve in sherbet glasses with whipped cream and a cherry. Evaporated milk can substitute for fresh cream when whipped, chilled and prepared just before serving, offering an economical alternative for children and meals.
I N C Walker guardian of Robert Blackwood Arthur Blackwood Annie Blackwood and Lorine Blackwood minors has filed for an order to lease mineral rights in Brown County Texas. Hearings set before the County Judge at San Saba Court House on June 21, 1926.
Cherokee section notes weekend visitors and travels among locals. Oscar Gray, William Kuykendall, and children stayed in Brownwood with H L Sifford and Clint Green. Sam Gay and daughter Josie headed to San Saba to visit Dora Maultsby before moving to Barteldes Oklahoma. The piece lists many local names and brief trips to nearby towns.
Miss Audra Mae McKneely arrived from San Marcos to San Antonio for a visit with relatives. Mrs. Claud Dickerson and her sons from Goldthwaite recently stayed with her mother, Mrs. Billie Whitt, and Mrs. C. P. Smith returned to San Saba after time with Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Turbiville. Miss Ethel Scott of Llano visited her aunt, Mrs. Ida Kuykendall.
One half inch of rain fell this past week with May total at 178 inches. Rev Thomas Campbell preached here Saturday night and Sunday. Tom Ketchum and family attended the baseball game. A Christian Endeavor society formed with Wade Ellis as president and Henry Tinney as vice president. A six member committee was named to recruit members. Society meets at six in the evening except church days. Salt Branch baseball team slated to play Rock Shoals Roosters next Saturday. Capt Tinney announced. Thermometer read 78 this morning. Sixty seven years ago a major flood occurred in the river. In June 1899 San Saba river was one foot lower than April 1922 record.
Grain buyers J W McConnell and Son seek oats and wheat in a concise market ad. Local farmers are invited to contact the firm to negotiate prices and delivery terms. The message emphasizes readiness to purchase using standard trade practices.
Groves Kuykendall and family from the Cherokee ranch visited Jas M Walker and family Sunday, sharing a social call and catching up on news.
A San Saba party attended the wedding of Mr Oral Harkey and Miss Virginia Tilley in Austin Tuesday. Attending were Mr and Mrs A J Harkey and several Harkey relatives in a newsy community notice with local events and travels.
Richard Sullivan plans to depart this week for Richmond California after a pleasant visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Sullivan. Mrs. A. J. Crawford returns from Rising Star to her home. Mrs. S. W. Walker travels to Solomonville Arizona to visit her son S. H. Walker and to Mountain View California to visit daughter Mrs. P. E. Taylor. Mrs. W. C. Golden leaves for Dallas to stay with her daughter Mrs. H. D. Galloway and attend the wedding of her youngest daughter Marguerite Reed Howes in Courageous Fool and Fliver Tracks at The Majestic Theatre next Saturday.
The Ladies Cemetery Association will hold a Junior Mary at the Tourist Part June 18. Everybody come. Hepe and Jimmie Brown of Kennidge were visiting relatives and the old home in San Saba last week. E. J. Martin spent Sunday in San Angela.
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