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San Saba News

Location

San Saba, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1933

Page

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Ford V Eight Demonstrates Remarkable Economy On Cross-State Tour

The Ford V Eight averaged 18.8 miles per gallon on a 1000 mile trip with no repairs. The car endured 10 days on the road reaching Tulsa Guthrie Oklahoma City El Reno Enid Ponca City and other points. It ran 23 hours out of 24 with daily lubrication and oil changes, despite hot weather. Passengers praised comfort handling and performance throughout the gruelling journey.

Ford Tulsa Guthrie Oklahoma City el Reno Enid Ponca City Bartlesville

FAIRVIEW Farm News Highlights Rains Awaited For Crop Boost

The local column notes minimal rainfall last week with one-fourth inch. Farmers are busy with fieldwork and gardens thriving. Families visit relatives and prepare canning for winter. Floyd Massey and his Oklahoma family visit W A Robbins. Mrs Carl Guyton from Fort Worth visits her mother and cans corn and beans. Clinton Fulcher’s son at Phoenix hospital is reported improving.

Floyd Massey Oklahoma W. A. Robbins Carl Guyton Fort Worth Fulcher Phoenix Ariz Clinton

Bend Church of Christ Revival Begins June 30

Beginning Friday June 30 Elder Clem W Hoover of Goldthwaite will conduct a revival meeting for the Bend Church of Christ. A cordial invitation is extended to one and all.

It You Smoke Too Much Watch Your Stomach Ad Page

Quick relief for indigestion from excessive smoking promotes Dr Emil Adis Tabs. City Drug Store advertises Adia Tablets. Also advises using copperas to treat yellowing shrubs and plants, with copperas priced per pound at City Drug Store.

Emil City Drug Store

Dinner Honoring Campbell Couple at H. W. Henry Home

A 7 o'clock Tuesday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs H W Henry honored newlyweds Supt and Mrs WM Campbell. Guests included Messia and Myses, Clay Kuykendall, S L Kirk, Worth Nance, H O Timmina, Dr and Mrs G A Wilson, Dr and Mrs Fr W Farley, Dr H V Felts, and Misses Lillian Wayland Grace. Prize was a set of tumblers.

H. W. Henry WM. Campbell Bridge Messia Myses Clay Kuykendall S. L. Kirk Worth Nance H. O. Timmina G. A. Wilson Fr. W. Farley H. V. Felts

Chappel Charge Conflict with Meeting Schedule

A notice lists schedule adjustments for Friday and Saturday at the Methodist church. A youth program from Georgetown is planned for Sunday morning at 11 and Sunday night at clock. Invitations extended to the community. local QU EK members and attendees from Saturday are named, including Mmes. Belle Smith and G.D. Hayden.

Methodist Georgetown Satirday Mmes Belle 2 Smith G.D. Hayden Bill Owen

New Deal Boosts Maytag Sales in Texas and South

Maytag Company using 83 newspapers in the Texas and Southern Louisiana territory reports a sizeable rise in business under the new deal. Distributors of Maytag Washers say lower prices and improved conditions fueled growth with a May 1938 sales surge totaling 79.9 percent over May 1937.

Texas Southern Louisiana Maytag Company Newton Iowa Maytag Southwestern Company

Hill Billies Defeat Fairview In 8 1 Victory At Tinney Field

San Saba Hill Billies topped Fairview Plowboys 8 to 1 on their diamond Sunday afternoon. Pitcher Tinney fanned 16 as San Saba showcased a strong lineup including Hartley Tinney Ormand Franklin RB Tinney Watson Henderson Brown and Brown. Fairview Counterpart lineup featured Funderburk Taff Johnson Low Johnson Taylor Crockett Crockett Taylor.

San Saba Hill Billies Fairview Plowboys Tinney San Saba K. Hartley H. Tinney Ormand Franklin RB. Tinney P. Watson Henderson Brown H. Brown Fairview Funderburk Taff I. Johnson Low F. Johnso CG. Taylor C. Crockett 5. Crockett D. Taylor

River Bend Farm Family Visit Praises Pecans and Home Life

In a Letter from Austin readers describe a week at River Bend Farm. They praise the Shiro plums, six year old orchard, 19 bushels of plums sold, and a thriving peach crop. The piece extols neat yards, flowers and 15 pecan varieties plus 2 walnut varieties. It celebrates farming over banking and invites visitors to explore the farm.

Billy J. M. Ramsey F. Jt. Ramsey Austin Messrs Moffett Townsend Scarborough McDonald River Bend Farm California

Birthday party honors two young celebrants on lawn

Miss Bennie and Master Woodrow Simpson enjoyed a birthday party last Friday on Mrs. I. J. Hendricks lawn. Many games were played cakes cut and Polly Pop and ice cream served. Attendees included Bobby Joe Pridgton Jolly Pridgeon Thorothy Wilson Frances Jones J. J. Hendricks Jr Paul Glenn Hendricks Mary Leigh Moore Alex Brinson Perrylou Coughran and Agnes Miller from Richland Springs.

Miss Bennie Woodrow Simpson I. J. Hendricks Bobby Joe Pridgton Jolly Pridgeon Thorothy Wilson Frances Jones J. J. Hendricks Paul Glenn Hendricks Mary Leigh Moore Alex Brinson Perrylou Coughran Agnes Miller Richland Springs

Mrs Walters Plans Visit After Homecoming With Ab

Mrs G A Walters went home with her son Ab Sunday and will visit relatives and friends in Copsi cana and Dallas.

G. A. Walters Will Copsicana Dallas

Community Notes From Wallace Area Highlights Local Visits

Mr and Mrs C B Lambert have gone to Houston for Mrs Lambert s health. Mrs Laura Wilkerton is still improving. Mr and Mrs Leon Longley and E A Longley visited Mr and Mrs Clay Hendricks Sunday afternoon and report her doing nicely but she can t be up for two weeks yet. Numerous visits and cannery work mark a busy week in Wallace community with relatives from Donna Conroe and San Saba noted.

C. B. Lambert

Local notices of farm sales and community visits

J T McConnell sold 150 steers to J K Knight of Bartlett with delivery planned this week. Miss Lorena Dry assists Rally Day judging in Mason. Miss Kittie Sue Harrison visits for Rally Day and Wardrobe contest. Mr and Mrs Q C Summers returned from visiting relatives. Frank Sloan underwent surgery in Brady hospital and is recovering.

J. T. McConnell J. K. Knight Bartlett Lorena Dry Mason Kittie Sue Harrison Menard County Anna Belle Howard Frank Sloan P. C. Sloan Brady Hospital

Funeral Home Offers 24 Hour Service For Burials

If you are away from home and a loved one dies, call our funeral home. We will take charge of the body and you may pick up the casket at home. All bills can be handled by your home undertaker. We respond anytime day or night.

Selden Ford

Colony H D Club Plans Rally Day Demonstration

The H D Club Colony met Friday June 16 at Mrs. W G Kolbs with seven members and five visitors. They planned rally day and set the next meeting at Mrs. Grover Wallace's. Miss Dry will preside and demonstrate canning on June 30. N Landau visited San Antonio Sunday and returned with Mrs. Landau and the children after a family visit.

Colony” Home Demonstration Club W. G. Kolb Grover Wallace Miss Dry

Mrs B Howard Weems Moves to San Saba Store Work

Mrs B Howard Weems of Ballinger has moved to San Saba and now works as a saleswoman at the Economy Store. Mrs A B Liptak and her children plan a visit this week from New York to see their mother, Mrs Doris Oliver.

R. Q. Garrett Rosse J. Mitch Johnson Garrett B. Howard Weems Ballinger San Saba A. B. Liptak New York Doris Oliver

Marriage at Presbyterian Manse for Glenn Pattern and Bin Ragsdale

A marriage near the Presbyterian Manse brought Glenn Pattern and Bin Ragsdale together in a sense of ceremony as the service closed. A report on details is expected next week.

Glenn

Get Rid of Malaria with Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic

Recommends Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a dual action remedy to destroy malaria infection in the blood and strengthen the blood with iron. Describes tonic as tasteless, safe for children, pleasant to take, and suitable for general use. claims widespread use and availability in stores.

Grove

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Mrs. Campbell Bracine Junior Chappel Charge Hill Billies Gimlet Otis Northcut Donna W. E. Martin Wallace John Wiley II J. W. Arbelger Jd. L. Katz People’s Department Store Dr. Berry Lee Harper Eddie Eddie Burgess Conroe Arch Woods San Angelo Ed M. Dickerson W. W. Hol Federal Court Arhe Thedford Okmulgee, Oklo H. McMillan Beatrice Pardon Brady Our Funeral Home Bodkin & Little Ene H. D.’ Club N. Landau San Antonio Henry Dearborn Ford Motor Company Appea
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