Parade and Homecoming Rodeo Week Highlights in Central Texas
Irene Linn Gibson celebrates Rodeo Week and Homecoming in Central Texas as the Chamber of Commerce marks its 26th year. The parade features dignitaries, flag bearers, and an Army band with Fort Hood support. Beards judged Friday night by Jaycees, with wives enjoying the festivities. Also notes a poem titled You Tell On Yourself and vaccine prompt at Laird's Corner Drug Store.
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Pardner
Sai Saba
Chamber of Commerce
Texas
Reynolds
Florida
Fort Hood
Jaycees l
Sloan News Suhé 14-Only a trace of rain Thursday
A local note recounts light rainfall amounts and ongoing soggy soil, with community reflections on moisture. It covers hospital and travel updates, visits among Sloans, the Lewis family relocating to Houston for Coca Cola job, and local ranching chatter about cattle drives and fence building. Weekend guests included Leon, Kay, and Larry Perry from San Antonio.
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Jym Sloan
Thos. Sloan
Liano
San Marcos
Elm Grove
Mode Mask
Richland Springs
Frank Hardmans
Bob Linzey
San Saba
Thos
Sloans
Bob
Frank Sloan
Tom Alan Sloan
Polk
Algerita
Kimble
Menard
J. B. Perry
Mrs
Leon Perry
Kay and
Larry
San Antonio
Community Notes From Cherokee News Items Dune 16
Barbara Maddox accompanied Mr and Mrs Zollia Crash to Goldthwaite after a visit with Mrs Mattie and Lata Party. Mrs Mark Dallas of California visited Mrs V R Maddox. James Kuykendall and Bob Robison with Craig of San Antonio visited Clyde Estep Jr and family, as did Gary Estep of College Station. Lubbock and Texas City residents visited, with others en route to Louisiana for work. Barbara Maddox is employed in the area.
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Barbara Maddox
Zollia
GoldthWaite
Box
Dallas
Mis. Mattie
Lata
Mark Daltas
California
V. R. Maddox
James Kuykendall
John Kuykendall
College Station
Bob Robison
Craig
San Antonio
Clyde Estep Jr
Gary Estep
J. L. Coffman
Lubbock
Lynn Coffman
Ira Belcher
Texas City
B. D. Harkey
San Saba
Gee
Thaxton
Kay
Betty Bowman
Louisiana
Paul Sloan
Tom Maxwell
San Saba Memorial Hospital
R. H. Maxwell
K. K. Taylor
Richland Springs
Floyd MecRorey
Dan Parisher
Tom Dean
Mack Yates Jr
Bobby
Roy Teague
Mrs. Roberts
Janet Battles
B. L. Hazelwood
Houston
R. T. Altizer
Copperus Cove
Dennis Elmore
Chuck Elmore
Stanton
Nancy
Alma Hamrick
Pearl
Gatesville
Lillie Smith
Laurence
Clea Daugherty
Margie Thompson
Austin
L. Smith
Brook Smith
Georgia
Curtis Smith
Curtis
Seattle
Wash
Alaska
V. Rit Maddox
Lampasas Clerk Receives Superior Performance Award
Selective Service clerk Mrs. Glynda Carpenter of Lampasas headcounts for Lampasas Burnet Mills San Saba counties received a Superior Performance Certificate for her duties from April 1, 1968, to March 31, 1964. Certificate signed by Col. Morris Schwartz and presented by Maj. Elo A Hoppe at Lampasas First National Bank building.
Southland Batteries Exchange at Sadler Auto Supply
Sadler Auto Supply offers a ten dollar ninety five cent exchange on batteries for tractors trucks and cars, highlighting affordable option for vehicle owners and equipment operators.
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Southland Batteries
Sadler
Auto Supply
Adult Sewing Classes To Begin Here Tuesday
A series of free sewing lessons for San Saba adults starts Tuesday June 2 at the hotfiemaking building. Mrs Ruby Harkey will lead the two hour sessions from 9 to 11 each Tuesday and Thursday from June 23 to July 9 for six lessons. Each enrollee will construct three garments and learn pattern alterations and time saving methods. Mothers and homemakers are urged to enroll to assist daughters with home sewing and school lessons.
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San Seba
Hotfiemaking
Ruby Harkey
Harkey
Atty San Saba
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Irene Linn Gibson
Guy Franklin
Garland
Dora Maultsby
Larry Don Franklin
Laird’s Corner Drug Store
Bam Laird
S&h
Checkerboard News
SAN Saba Produce CO
Purina Spray & Dip
Sloan News
Cecil Childers
Paula
Jesse
Gary M. Childers
Navy
Empire
Oregon
Ben Kilgore
Luling
Jim Miller
Newbery Award
Wolahins
Robert
Mis
Darryl F. Zanuck
Cormelaas
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