Olivers Visit Cherokee After Llano Move
Mr and Mrs Ernnest Lee Oliver and children Leonard Anna Matie and Diane who have recently moved from Llano to Cherokee visited Sunday with his parents Co Supt and Mrs E L Oliver.
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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1960
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Ernnest Lee Oliver and children Leonard Anna Matie and Diane who have recently moved from Llano to Cherokee visited Sunday with his parents Co Supt and Mrs E L Oliver.
Mrs Barney Davidson served as study leader for the World Federation of Methodist Women WSCS program held June 20 at 8 p.m. in First Methodist Church. The session opened with piano music by Mrs Donald Burnam and a moment of silent prayer. Mrs Davidson gave the scripture and led the group singing while others presented letters and greetings from international WSCS links. Eighteen members attended.
Weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Perry included their children Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Perry and Kay and Larry of San Antonio, Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Key and Ronald of Fort Stockton, and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Colwell of San Saba with their daughter Glenda who attends a business college in Austin.
Mrs. Norman Phillips of San Saba is named on Howard Payne College spring honor roll with 2 grade points. Dr Z T Huff announces. A senior graduate of Aransas Pass High School, she and her husband run the San Saba Translator System. 93 of 956 undergraduates listed on honor roll. A student must earn 36 grade points.
A local notice invites residents to receive the Blackteg vaccine at Lairds Corner Drug Store. The message emphasizes convenient service and public health benefits, urging compliance with local health guidelines and appointment availability.
Records from San Saba Memorial Hospital show 20 patients admitted and 22 discharged between June 20 and June 27. Names listed include Thomas Grazier, Mrs. Lynn A. Faught, Mrs. Jackie Riggs, and others from San Saba and nearby towns such as Aus tin y, East land, Lometa, Cherokee, Richland Springs, Fort Worth, Mercury, Ranger.
Glenn Fitzgerald of Austin spent the weekend in San Saba with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Fitzgerald.
Miss Glenda Colwell daughter of Mr and Mrs W F Colwell of San Saba received the Grand Cross of Color Degree at the 27th Grand Assembly of the Texas Order of Rainbow for Girls in Corpus Christi June 20 22. About 3663 attendees registered at the Robert Driscoll Hotel for the three day meeting and events included a grand opening in Exposition Hall and a 1000 guest dinner with Gulf Coast motif decorations.
Tommy Tinney of Austin spent the weekend in San Saba. Mr and Mrs B B Christian and Doyle and Jerry, Mrs Asa Gunter and Mr and Mrs Carl Taylor attended services at the Big Valley Church of Christ Sunday night. Get your Vaccine for Sore Mouth at Lairds Corner Drug Store.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church meets Tuesday at 3 pm for a regular monthly business meeting followed by a program Walking in the Light The Christian's Use of Leisure led by Mrs E R Clark. Wednesday July 6 the Ladies Bible Class of Wallace and 2nd St Church of Christ meets at 9 30 am for Bible study.
The Wallace Creek Home Demonstration Club meets at the clubhouse with Mrs C B Lambert Jr as hostess. Bernice Murray county agent presents Whats New Modern Fibers and Fabrics. The County Home Demonstration Council meets at the courthouse at 2 p.m. The Chappel HD Club hosts a program by Mrs Bernice Murray on July 5.
The San Saba Memorial Hospital reports the birth of a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Swindle of San Saba. D'Anna Rue weighs five pounds five ounces and was born June 22 during the period June 20 to June 27.
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