Grand And Glorious Rain Short Course Fruit School
Countywide fruit growers to attend a two day short course in June. June 12 at Elm Grove and June 18 in Shiloh with A M College extension experts led by Brison, Scott, Swallow, and Campbell. Sessions will cover spraying, planning, cultivation, and care of fruit trees to improve orchard profits and avoid waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Grove
Shiloh
Brison
A. & M. College
A. K. Scott
A. P. Swallow
Bennie Campbell
Brady Boosters Invade San Saba Wednesday
Brady boosters and the Brady band arrived in San Saba on a wave of enthusiasm. A. B. Reagan spoke praising Brady and its band while Bill Cargill led the expedition. The party toured the square in autos with horns and banners, showing local support for Brady's ventures and band funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boosters
Brady
San Saba
Old Town
Burleson
Capoodle
A. B. Reagan
San Sabaite
Brady Country
Bill Cargill
Bill
Harry Schwenker
The
Brady Standard
W. N
Bill) Ellis
C. H. Vincent
Wilson Jordan
Little Child Is Snakes Bitten In San Saba Yard
Little Helen Hamrick two and a half years old was bitten by a moccasin snake while playing in the yard in San Saba Saturday morning. She stepped on the snake and was bitten on the foot. The family physician was called and she is reported to be improving after a couple of sick days. Dr Berry has gone to San Antonio to bring home his son Johnnie from the San Antonio Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hamrick
Dr. Berry
San Antonio
Johnnie
San Antonio Academy
San Saba to send strong delegation to pecan growers meet
The San Saba Fair Association and Chamber of Commerce plan a strong delegation to Mason on June 18 for the Texans Pecan Growers Association meeting. A convoy will pause in Richland Springs Hall Rochelle and Brady to distribute fair advertising literature and play band music, using Mason to promote the county fair and race meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Saba Fair Association
Chamber of Commerce
Texans Pecan Growers Association
Mason
Richland Springs
Hall
Rochelle
Brady
Texas
Grasshopper Fight Grows As Chamber Plans Action
The Chamber of Commerce moved to aid farmers against the grasshopper plague. It arranged with S S Allen to supply molasses for poison at cost and will assist County Agent Brison in distributing and mixing the bait. Proper strength is vital to ensure grasshoppers eat it. too strong a mix risks rejection. The aim is to save crops from devastation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
S. S. Allen
W. F P
J. F. Barnes Lumber Co
Brison
Annual Fishing Party on San Saba River in Bosque County
J. J. Christianson and M. R. Shipp of Granfill Gap Bosque County enjoy their yearly fishing pilgrimage on the San Saba River. The News praises them as elegant gentlemen and welcomes their annual excursion. Mrs. I. L. Dingman of San Antonio visited with Mr. and Mrs. T. Neal. Mrs. L. E. Hicks travels to visit relatives in Graham Plains Tucumcari. C A Cagle and Miss Gladys Underwood of Harmony wed last Saturday with Rev. E E Thomson performing the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Christianson
M. R. Shipp
Granfill Gap
Bosque County
San Saba
I. L. Dingman
San Antonio
T. Neal
C. A. Cagle
Gladys Underwood
Harmony Community
Jereey
E. E. Thomson
Cherokee High School’s Fine Arts and Graduation Year Ends
Cherokee High School occupies the former Methodist Conference building, now a nine‑teacher campus with eleven facilities. It closes a record year with a May recital, baccalaureate by Dr. R W Hornberg, and fine arts performances. Senior class includes 16 students. valedictorian Clyde Glimp and salutatorian Wilma Cavness. Faculty and trustees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee High School
Methodist Conference
Cherokee Junior College
State University
R .W. Hornberg
Coggin Avenue Baptist Church
Brownwood
Lou Nora Davis
Eula Kay‘Kendall
Andrey Mae McEnerly
Mary Broyles
H. E. Speck
San Marcos
Clyde Glimp
Wilma Cavness
Tom Means Heads West For Panhandle Tour
Tom Means and family and Miss Mattie Means left early this week to tour the Panhandle and western Texas by auto. He is a county native, 57, and never before left the county on travel. They plan a careful northern route and may extend into New Mexico before returning home. Elizabeth Kuykendall of Cherokee passed through en route from Brownwood after Howard Payne College graduation. Mrs J L Kuykendall met her in town. George Horton left to attend the Texas Commercial Executives state convention in Marlin. Lelia Hill returned from Brownwood after a hospital stay, improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Z Means
Mattie Means
Panhandle
New Mexico
Mr. Means
Elizabeth Kuykendall
Brownwood
Howard Payne College
J. L. Kuykendall
George Horton
Texas Commercial Executives
Seasion
Marlin
Recital by Mrs Halden's Class At Local High School
Mrs R G Halden's music class presents its annual recital at the high school auditorium over two nights, led by Mrs Oscar Whitt after Halden's appendectomy. The program showcases piano duets and solos, choruses, and various dances, with student performers praised for their effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Halden
Eldridge
Streab‘boy
Ruby Lee
Opal Jones
Morgen
Myrtle Moore
Margaret Halden
Sheman Rimes
Honey Bell
Freeman
Catherine Moore
Zadora Whitt
Rathburn
Altus Mac
Irene
Gladys Ponton
Weaver
Glen McNatt
Gobhaerts
Elsie Rimes
Mary Gage
Bernice Thorp
Chopin
Sara Moore
Scharwenka
Mary Lewis Lanham
Oehmler
Eleanor Chalk
Stults
Flower Girls
Keller
Natalie Garvin
Norma
Bellini
Willie Mae
Elsie Owen
Louise Harris
Adonis Galop
Creola Ormand
Hazel Moore
Rosy Fingers
Wachs
Spencer
Sherman Rimes
Cyrus Terry
You
I Were
Young Magpie
Wyman
Clara Halden
Douglas Perry
Mennett
Paderewski
Krentzlin
Kela Bela
Frances Johnson
Seharwenka
Kathryn Walker
Behr
Rath Seal
Vyvan Dismuke
Duna
McGill
Schneider
Lorene
Another Ground Soaking Rain Covers Entire County
After the hottest day, rain began Monday morning and by seven o'clock about one inch had fallen. The drizzle continued most of the day, totaling about 1.5 inches for the week. Fields and pastures benefited. farmers expect cotton and other recent plantings to sprout and grow strongly. It was very fine.
Street improvements push city toward better roads
D Chadwick, on behalf of the City Council, reports extensive street work in progress. Concrete crossings have been added, formerly troublesome crossings improved, cross streets being graveled and drained, and main streets receiving a second coat of sand and gravel to smooth the surface. The campaign aims for a city with top state level streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Chadwick
Izaak Walton Banquet Guests Visit San Saba June 6 7
Turner E. Hubby and J. R. Smith visit San Saba on June 6 and 7 en route to Brady for the Izaak Walton League state convention. They attend a fish banquet at the San Saba Club room hosted by local chapter officials F. B. Hall Dr H. H. Taylor Mrs E. T. Neal Geo W. Horton and Len Ward. The visit may include J Frank Elder. The group will tour potential hatchery sites including Barnet Springs as a prime location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izaak Walton League
F. B. Hall
H. H. Taylor
E. T. Neal
Geo. W. Horton
Len Ward
Hubby T
Barnet Springs
New Filling Station At Fair Grounds
Ashby plans a modern filling station on the east side of the highway at the Fair Grounds. He is joining independent effort after a year with Conner-Ashby Motor Co. and aims to bid for local trade. The station will serve visitors to Frea Camp Park and nearby trade territory. C T Jones of Cameron Lumber was in Waco for the Kam Ko Klan Klave of managers, an event noted for its entertainment and inspiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashby
Fair Grounds
San Saha
Conner-Ashby Motor Company
Frea Camp Park
C. ‘T. Jones
Cameron Lumber People
Waco
Kam Ko Klan
Richland Springs Alumni Banquet a Great Success
The first Richland Springs high school alumni and teachers banquet was held at the Christian church. About 80 plates were served with praise for the PTA and volunteers. G. L. Huckaby presided with W. A. Smith and Willard Miller giving toasts. An appeal for a permanent school auditorium was made by Dr. Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland Springs High School
Christian Church
Richland Springs
Parent- Teacher Association
G. L. Huckarby
W. A. Smith
San Saba News
Willard Miller
W. N
Bill) Ellis
Brady
B. Reagan
Ellis
Charlie Moore
Marcus Coughran
H. A. Graham
Harvey Moore
Anna Brown
George Lewis
Grover Locker
Hardy A. Graham
Ora Coughran
Nora Coughran
Eula B. Taylor
E. L. Brown
H. B. Gaddy
Jack L. Spurlock
Gladys Williams
Harvey. Moore
Cleda Brown
Nell C. Garrett
Hazel Alford
Laura Annie Moore
Dorothy Lee Brown
Pallie Garrett
S. H. Mayo
Pearl Graham
John Mitchell
Lillie Cook
Mary Kirkpatrick
Clara Secrest
G. W. Webb
Beulah Mae Walker
Laura Roberts
Mises Lela Farmer
F. I. Miller
G. L. Huckaby
W.N. Bilis
D. W. Sauer
F. L. Miller
J. 3B. Miller
First State Bank
Richmond Springs
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Brady Boosters
Pecan
Chamber of Comercce
Barns Lumber Company
Cherokee Public School
Tom Means
Lelia Hill
J. M. Kuykendall
Jas. H. Baker
N. L. Davis
Arlington
Arlington School
George Baker
P. E. Taylor
Mountain View
California
8S. W. Walker
Izaak Walton
State Game, Fish and Oyster
Richland Spgs
Vormer
Huckaby
Bill Filis
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