Monthly Rally and Smoker in Chamber of Commerce
The Cham ber of Commerce monthly smoker drew farmers Tuesday night with President W M Johnson opening and W W Hart as toastmaster. Port er of Dallas spoke on irrigation alongside Ex senator B L Rector and W E Barrow. J W L Hall of the Texas Farm Bureau Cotter Association urged community cooperation in orderly marketing of cotton. Hall, a farmer and banker, spoke plainly and urged businesslike operation of the Cotton Association, accompanied by Geo O M Scott, field man for the cotton association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
W. M. Johnson
W. W. Hart
B. L. Rector
W. E. Barrow
J. W. L. Hall
Texas Farm Bureau Cotter Association
Dallas
Hall
South
Cotton Association
Geo. O. M. Scott
The
Will Have Fine School Exhibit at The Fair
Superintendent W W Hart announced at the Chamber smoker that San Saba high school will display a large exhibit at the county fair in August. Made to show work from various departments, the exhibit may include other county schools for educational value rather than competition. Mrs Ed Alten of Temple is visiting Mrs E T Neal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Hart
Chamber of Commerce
San Saba High School
Ant Supt. Mart
Waco Fishermen Visit San Saba For Fourth Straight Year
A group from Waco led by G. B. Brown and Master Shelby Brown, with W. G. Thomason and E. J. Murphy, docked in San Saba on their fourth annual river vacation. They praised the town, called it the best west of Temple, and planned a camping outing with a full camp setup. Mrs Lavine and daughter Sylvia left for Proctor Vermont, after visits here. they’ll make the east their new home. Ruth Lindsey returns from Ranger visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
San Saba
G. B. Brown
Shelby Brown
W. G. Thomason
E. J. Murphy
Temple
John Lavine
Sylvia
Proctor
Vermont
Mr. Lavine
East
Santa Fe
New Mexico
San Saba Boy Becomes Noted Artist
Arthur Yarborough, San Saba born artist and sculptor, is in Wichita Falls showing unusual photographic studies from Oakland California. His work blends art, sculpture, and photography and includes The Appeal and The Slave studies attracting local notice. He plans to return to Oakland to continue his studio work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Yarborough
Wichita Falls
Oakland
Calif
Asell
Tipton
University of California
Yarborough
Elay
Wichita Falls Daily News
P. D. Yarborough
San Saba
Arthur
Arrest in connection with Baptist church burning
Ranger Captain Frank Hamer notified A T Chamberlain that Arvel Crain was under arrest in Travis county jail. Crain faces a justice court complaint in San Saba for burning the Baptist church and the pastorium. The blaze occurred between two and three A M on May 2. Suspicions also fall on others but no charges filed yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hamer
A. T. Chamberlain
Arvel Crain
Travis County
Crain
Justice Court
San Saba
Marble donated for new Baptist church
B R Russell offers to donate quarried San Saba marble for the proposed Baptist church. Plans are not finalized with several designs under review by the building committee. The project, described as very busy, is expected to begin this summer. Edward M Bowman named superintendent of Johnson City schools for next year with wife teaching in the primary room. They attend summer school at South Texas Normal, San Marcos. P M Ozment elected to a local high school position, visiting his parents. may also take Edna post if released. John Abbott family from Mexico visited the old home. Lois Ozment left for the South Texas Normal at San Marcos after graduating with the local high school class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Russell
New Baptist Church
San Saba
Edward M. Bowman
Johnson City
Bowman
South Texas Normal
San Marcos
Spicewood
Hays County
P. M. Ozment
N. G. Qament
Edna
Lois Ozment
Lois
Baptist Revival Kicks Off Sunday at Local Tabernacle
The Baptist Church opens an evangelistic campaign next Sunday aimed at uplifting the town. Pastor McHenry Seal will preach with local singers providing music, as the church conducts a week of prayer in homes and at the Tabernacle. All church members and town residents are invited to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuch
Christian Tabernacle
McHenry Seal
Tabernacle
County Agent Clark Goes to Bell County
County Agent Clark leaves San Saba for Belton where he becomes Bell County agent. He cites better wages and broader field, praises local cooperation and youth interest. Replacement Floor Bryson from A M U lb will assume duties around June 1, bringing pecan culture training. Clark praised for faithful service over three years. Also notes local students returning from college: Garros Ashley, Bertha Brazle, Mamie Lou Harber.
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F. Clark
Belton
Clark
Bell County
San Saha
San Saba County
Brie
Floor Bryson
Bryson
San Seba
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farm Bureau Cotton Association
Irrigation and County Fair
Able Sneakers
Ed Alten
E. T. Neal
Ruth Lindsey
Ranger
Money and Business
First National Bank
San Saba, Texas
MO. F. Campbell
Pres
A. Horton
WH. S. Hart
Mack Sennett
San Saba Boy
Argonne Forest
J.T. Godfrey
McAlister
Oklahoma
Fit Florsheim
Rialto
Garner
Alvis
Baptist Church
John Abbott
Mexia
Otto, Lewis
George Welman
Jack Cravy
Garros Ashley
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth
Miss Bertha Breazeale
Baylor University
Mamie Lou Harber
Mother’s Cafe
Joe Benardino
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