Methodist revival closes after two weeks in Morris church
The Morris revival meeting at the Methodist church concluded last Sunday night after two weeks. About 20 new members joined the church, 60 to 70 were reclaimed, and over 385 families pledged daily home prayer. Evangelist Morris, 29, and Mrs. Morris led fervent services with Raybon Porter as song leader and Lattah Childress on piano. The town benefited from old fashioned revival energy and a planned future canvas tent revival.
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Methodist Church
Judge Morris
Morris
Raybon Porter
Lattah Childress
Richland Springs Pat Neff Club List and Hall Achievement
News readers in Richland Springs learn of J. N. Hall’s success as Wichita Falls schools superintendent. He won re election with an 850 percent salary raise to 2500 dollars, and will teach in Fort Worth summer school. Hall praises Wichita Falls voters for funding teachers without legislature.
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Richland Springs
Richland
J. N. Hall
Hall
Wichita Falls
Fort Worth
Jim Hall
Stray mare taken up in San Saba limits
A brown mare about 14 hands high, branded on the left shoulder, estimated nine years old, is in the custody of City Marshall D. Chadwick. If not claimed and identified, the animal will be sold under the law. Homer requested to hold and press any suit or extra piece.
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San Saba
D. Chadwick
Judge Stubbs Defends Char Acter In San Saba Campaign
Judge N T Stubbs tours San Saba county this week for re election, speaking at Cherokee San Saba and Richland Springs and inviting opponent McLean to debate. He defends his record as district judge urging voters to judge by law and order.
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N. T. Stubbs
San Saba
Cherokee
Richland Springs
China Creek
Stubbs
Texas
Callan
Llano
McLean
Earth tremor shakes Los Angeles area causing minor damage
An earthquake struck Los Angeles at 6:47 p m injuring a man when bricks fell at Sixth Street and Grand Avenue and causing cracks in city jail walls. Offices and power stations in Inglewood were affected while Long Beach Santa Monica and others felt the tremor. No major damage reported though some buildings and ornaments were harmed. A few good pigs are offered for sale by Robert H H Carr in San Saba.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Sixth St
Grand Avenue
Long Beach
San Pedro
Santa Monica
Redondo Beach
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
Whittier
Covina
Fire and Public Works Departments
Inglewood
Temple Boosters 100 Strong Invade Town
Temple boosters marching in San Saba welcomed by Mayor Baker and the crowd. A 36 piece band accompanied the 100 strong party as they toured, enjoyed a barbecue, and praised San Saba as the Pecan Center of the World. A Temple Telegram plane circled the town while boosters networked with locals before returning home. Also notes a second flowing oil well near Santa Anna and a local barter ad for trade.
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Temple Boosters
San Saba
Wierd
Temple
Golden West
High Street
Boosters
Wallace
Court Yard
Jas. H.baker
Baker
Court House
H. L. Dailey
Temple Chamber of Commrece
Chas. Cox
Cox
Brightwell
Temple Telegram
Andrew McBeath
The
Telegram
Bob Gresham
Temple Mirror
Houston
Texas Press Association
George Williams
K. Williams
Telegram Publishing Company
W. R. Baxter
Santa Anna
July Primary Managers of Election Named for County
The County Democratic Executive Committee appointed Democrats to oversee the Democratic primary on Saturday, July 24. Named managers include P. H. Walker in San Saba. Lee Oliver in Harmony. T. Z Means in Colony. J. Roberts in Rough Creek. J. N. Alexander in Bend. Frank Paxton in Cherokee. WE. Martin in Wallace. A. E. Pearcy in Sloan. M. L. Draper in Cold Creek. A. S. Capps Jr. in Latham. H. Bentley in Richland. Walter Gober in Holt. R L. Havins in Bowser. H. E. Cleghorn in Locker. F. F. Courhran in Algerita. J. B. McKee in China. W. Smith in Spring Creek. W. J. Chaisty in McMillin. I. W. Keeney in Chappel. J. W. Berry in Fairview. L. L. Landers in Shaw Bend. E. I Day in Mt. Pleasant. B. F. Smith in Northwest. E. W. Wicker in Hall.
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Democratic Executive Committee
San Saba
P. H. Walker
Harmony
Lee Oliver
Colony
T. Z Means
Rough Creek
J. Roberts
Bend
J. N. Alexander
Frank Paxton
Wallace
WE. Martin
Sloan
A. E. Pearcy
Cold Creek
M. L. Draper
Latham
A. 5. Capps, Jr
Richland
Mt. Pleasant
Northwest
B. F. Smith
Hall
E. W. Wicker
Hendricks and Williams Bride and Groom Tie in Ft Worth
Hendricks B of this place and Miss Ruth Williams of Dallas wed in Ft Worth on Wednesday June 16. They arrived in San Saba Thursday to make it their permanent home. The bride, a milliner at Baran Bros. Dallas, is praised for charm and character. The groom, oldest son of Mr and Mrs J J Hendricks, is a barber from San Saba. He works in Buckhorn Barber Shop and is described as honest and industrious. The News extends best wishes for their life together.
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Marshal B. Hendricks
Ruth Williams
Dallas
Ft. Worth
San Saba
Baran Bros
J. J. Hendricks
Buckhorn
Outdoor Meeting Invites All Townsfolk to Gospel Event
San Saba Baptist Church invites the community to a town and out of town gathering featuring gospel preaching by Pastor W R Hornburg of Brownwood. The program highlights spiritual songs and prayers for revival with books available for attendees.
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Porham
W. R. Hornburg
Brownwood
Bro. Hornburg
San Saba Baptist Church
Camp on the River Sends Douglas Smith Off to West Point
Mr and Mrs J C Campbell chaperoned a large group in camp on the river this week as a going away compliment to Douglas Smith who leaves Saturday to enter the U S Military Academy at West Point.
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J. C. Campbell
Douglas Smith
U. S.military Academy
West Point
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W. W. Wever
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