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30 Mar 1933
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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1933
Page
1
One year six months three months rates listed with per line and display charges. The notice warns of prompt corrections for any erroneous reflections upon character upon management notification.
The snippet lists numerous event winners from Class A and B divisions across Richland, San Saba, Cherokee, Antelope, and Post Oak Grove. Events include 880 yard run, 440 yard dash, javelin, high jump, broad jump, relays, tennis, volleyball, baseball, spelling, declamation, and various school levels. Notable names appear: McCrea, Harkey, Wilson, Perry, Chamberlain, Weir, Davenport, Staggs, Loyd, and many from Richland, San Saba, Cherokee, Antelope.
The Deacon's Second Wife will be presented Friday night at the Algerita school auditorium. Cast includes Malvina Fitz Mrs Elsie Roberson Deacon Barachias Fitz Buck Rob erts and Milton George Washington Fitz Bernice Hopkins among others.
The Algerita-Harkeyville Club met with Mrs. A. J. Harkey on March 22 with Miss Lorena Dry assisting. She spoke on foundation patterns and members and guests shared cake and chocolate. The next meeting is set with Mrs. C. M. Harkey on April 12, with reporter notes.
Mohair buyers seek supplies from J. W. McConnell & Sons. Sunday School at 9 45 a m led by W L White superintendent. Morning sermon Holiness. Lord's Supper at this service. Evening Gospel Priceless. Stewards meet Monday 745 p m. Mid week 745 p m Wednesday. Choir practice Thursday 745 p m. Invitation to attend. Also reports marriage at parsonage between Frances L McKinney of San Antonio and Eula Mae Carpenter of Lometa. R G Halden hospitalized in Dallas. Coach R H Mayfield visits Goldthwaite County Meet with wife and child.
The intermediate girls of First Baptist organized a Sunday School Class naming it Pals. Officers elected were Maxine Doran president Lillian Click vice president Kathryn Moore secretary treasurer and Charlynne Roberts reporter. Members present were Maxine Doran Lillian Click Lorene Dannahoo Kathryn Moore Hazel York and Charlynne Roberts. Absent were Viva Sellman Madge Mosley Mable Mackie and Verena King. The class flower is a pansy yellow and lavender and its motto is He who would have friends must show himself friendly.
Young Pierce, a pioneer of the valley, fell suddenly ill last week and summoned all the children home as his condition grew serious. The infant son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Graves died last Thursday and was buried Friday in City Cemetery. Mrs A M Wesson and son Clyde visited Judge and Mrs G A Walters. George Washington of Bertram and Barbara Streigler visited J J Spence. Ralph Wallace underwent surgery in a Temple hospital and was improving. Mrs J F Williams also had surgery in Temple and was expected home by week’s end.
J. W. McConnell & Sons from Worth House with Mrs House and baby Barbara Worth visited their parents Mr and Mrs E B House and Mr and Mrs S J Lindsey after a trip from Austin last week.
Mrs Jimmie Williams underwent an operation in a Temple hospital last week and returned home the first of this week convalescing. John W Patterson suffered a broken right arm last Sunday while attempting to crank the cat.
As summer years and the birds seem to tell us spring is here those with kidney and bowel weaknesses suffer with backaches rheumatism and many other ailments Chiropractic spinal adjustments remove the cause and nature removes the pain. Many are learning the truth of Chiropractic and turning to the relief it offers Phone 204 for appointment and information about your condition.
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