Holt minister leads services with Bethel aide
Rev Willborn of Holt conducted services Saturday night and Sunday assisted by Rev Davis Brown of Bethel. Mr and Mrs August Anderson of San Antonio are visiting for a few days to handle business interests and attend nightly services in San Saba. A number of attendees were noted.
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Willborn
Holt
Davis Brown
Bethel
August Anderson
San Antonio
San Saba
Robert Lee Gibbins
Altho Ter
Oleta Cheek
Sunneek
June Shannon
Donnie Connell
Wood
Ligon
Eva
Sarah
Melgard
J. Smith
Mary
Eason
B. Shaw
Baxter Austin
Cel- Ligon
Effie White
Shirley
Johnnie Clarke Mallin
Clyde Smith
Smith
Jesse Wooster
Brownwood
W. B. Shannon
DB. Letbetter
Ris
Bennie Gibbins
Community Sees Visitors and Peach Trade Moves
A local group rides into town with Mr and Mrs Anderson while Bill Ledbetter and son Zeb market peaches in Fort Worth after delivering to Junction. Gardners from Kerrville visit Mullin, as a new baby Virgil brings fresh joy to the Stribling home. Natalie Touchon extends stay in Galveston with great grandmother G Cunod and notes a grand time. Marcella Touchon recovers after a Monday tonsil operation with Dr Pence praised. Mr and Mrs Albert Whitley visit Pleasanton to see Mr and Mrs Wright as reunion plans loom in Denison for E Schneider and Merit Young kinfolk with a pioneer tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Whitley
Pleasanton
J. S. Wright
Whitley
E. Schneider
Denison
Merit Young
Schneider
Niecy
Young
Bend notes and community life in W J Morris column
A Bend column describes Slough drainage under way led by WPA supervisor Van De Carrell, with residents like W T Moore pushing for progress. It also covers quilting party at Mrs H W Smith, local visits, family news, 4 H Club encampment, hospital update, plane trip, and social events around Bend and Buchanan Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Moore
Shady Nook
Moore
van Dc. Carrall
WPA
H. W. Smith
Dorman Lively
Nix
Smith
Milford Marley
Fort Worth
F. C. Thorpe
Freer
H. L. Brookshire
Luling
W. J. Morris
Misses Byrd
Lometa
Byrd
Peggy Nell Hoover
Wanda Low Lively
Bobby Moore
Billy Thompson
Brownwood
Helen Scott
Cora Gene Gilbreath
Iva Gene Clark
Charlotte January
Johnny Clark
Buchanan
Lake
Nadaline Scott
San Saba High School
Bailey
Sarah Hunter
Alton Cagle
Bud Ayler
Mac Underwood
Bowser
D. F. Moore
Famiilies
Buchanan Lake
Cat Claw Prompts Farm News and Yellowstone Bear Tale
Local notes hail beneficial rain for gardens corn and fruit while detailing family visits and canning duties. A Yellowstone trip ends with a bear encounter shocking Ben Harkey, his wife and companions, as they travel through New Mexico Arizona and California before reaching Los Angeles for visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ben Harkey
Yellowstone Nationa Park
Mr.Harkey
Northward trek visits hotels and Yellowstone highlights
A travel party traced a northern route to San Francisco and back, visiting California Oregon and Washington towns with Mrs. Ohse serving as a Southwest Hotel Association delegate. They toured Yellowstone National Park on the return, witnessing geysers wildlife and rare summer snow after visiting eleven states and reuniting with friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francise
Treas Land
California
Oregon
Washington
Seale
Ohse
Southwest Hotel Association
Yellowstone National Park
Cryer Family Moves Back to Winters After Route Swap
H H Gryer a San Saba rural route carrier returns to Winters this Friday to take over rural route No 2 there. L C Smith, current Winters carrier for route 2, will move to San Saba to run route 1. The Cryers swap homes with Smith, moving into Winters and Smith into San Saba. Former carrier Underwood remains on route 4 in Winters. The Cryer family leaves many friends, while Smith and his daughter, Baylor-bound next semester, join the community. both Smith and daughter are accomplished musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. H. H. Gryer
San Saba
Winters
Mr.nderwood
L. C. Smith
Mr. Cryer
Smith
Mr. Smith
Cryer
10Th
Commerce Streets
Underwood
Cryers
Fingers Mash Fingers In Memorial Tablet Unloading
Cole Rogers and R A McHorse suffered crushing injuries while unloading a 1200 lb memorial tablet for M T Taylor Memorial Co. The tablet shifted four inches and fell onto the floor catching their fingers. The ends of their little fingers were mashed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Shorty) Rogers
R. A. McHorse
M. T. Taylor Memorial Co
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Spring Creek
Humble
Harold Behrens
Mer
Bend
Hayden
Texas
Cat Claw
Mrs. E. T. Letbetter
Ben Harkeys
Consot the
Humble Company
Stctions
Houston
Humble Oil, & Refining Company
Drs Tore
Mum Als
Refining OO