New Home Owners and Movers Around Town
IRENE LINN GIBSON reports new residents Lt. Sam OQ Stine and family from Orlando moving to 1407 West Dry Street in the Chick Edwards house. Lt. Stine heads to Korea June 15 for 13 months. Mrs. Stine, June Puckett of San Antonio, is a niece of Mrs Worth Parker. Also, Mrs. Lucy B Miller moved to 710 West Depot in the old Carter home. W T and Myrtle Vogel relocate to a 416 acre Burnet county ranch. Coach Buddy Priest and family move into 1304 West Commerce. Bobby Joe Pridgeon to Houston. Jimmy Ward to buy and move into Pridgeon home at 1008 West Dry. Dougal Cameron Hi and two children will live in vacated Wars house. Riley Woods moves to Woodlawn Ave. C A Cagle family now at 1301 West Wallace. Around town notes mention a lengthy telephone outage after a Friday night storm. Sheriff Brantley Barker’s department aided by relay calls. Local TV and theater chatter and a Bloodmobile push at First Methodist Church wrap the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam OQ
Stine
Terry
Stephen
Orlando
Fla
West Dry Street
Chick Edwards
Army Air Force
Korea
June Puckett
San Antonio
Worth Parker
W. T
Myrtle Vogel
Burnet County
Vogel
First Methodist Church
N. R
Bud
West Commerce
Bobby Joe Pridgeon
Houston
Foley's
Jimmy Warda
Pridgeon
W. Dry
Dougal Cameron Hi
Commerce
Riley Woods
Woodlawn Ave
C. A. Cagle
West Wallace
the Woods
W. Story Street
Linn Rites Held Friday for Maurice G. Linn
Gravesite services for Maurice G. Cowboy Linn 60 were held at 4 p.m. Friday May 22, conducted by Rev. Sam Taylor with burial in City Cemetery. He died at 6 a.m. Thursday May 21 in an Austin hospital after a long illness. Born July 27 1908, he was son of F and Sarah Cantwell Linn. Surviving are two sisters Ethelavis Goldthwaite and Tom Taff San Saba and two brothers G B Linn Groves Okla and Bil Linn Brownwood. Pallbearers included Ted Hall Tet Byrd Bill Moore Bill Porch Jack Owen and Warren Linn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice G
Linn
Sam Taylor
City Cemetery
Towel Doran
Austin
Gan Saba
Sarah Cantwell Lint
Ethelavis
Bat teries at Sadler Auto Supply advertised
Two year guaranteed batteries priced at 10.95 dollars offered by Sadler Auto Supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadler Auto Supply
Spring Creek social notes and graduation trips
Spring Creek residents attended graduation exercises in San Marcos for Wayne Wilcox and celebrated visits from family and friends across San Saba Goldthwaite and Lovington New Mexico. A lampshade school finish day, a Regency visit, and a planned pie supper with a string band from San Saba are noted with local names and households referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
W. W. Longmire
San Marcos
Wayne Wilcox
Graveside rites held for infant in San Benito
Graveside services for the stillborn infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Davee of San Benito were held at 3 p m Thursday May 21 at Hillcrest Cemetery conducted by Rev Kyle Sims. Burial followed. Survivors include the parents two brothers Freddie and Manny Davee all of San Benito two sisters Elsie Britton of San Saba and Barbara Hunt of Fort Worth paternal grandmother Mrs John Davee of Coldthwaite and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Jim Maultsby of San Saba. Arrangements were by Howell-Poran funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Davee
San Benito
Kyle Sims
Hillcrest Cemetery
San Saba Memorial Hospital
Freddie
Manny Davee
Elsie Britton
San Saba
Barbara Hunt
Fort Worth
John Davee
Coldthwaite
Jim Maultsby
Howell-Poran Funeral
Local notes from Sloan May 22 feature visits and weather
Little Miss Sharon Terry and Amy Johnson spend time together in Sloan, while Johnnie Oswald visits his boyfriend Bob Johnson. Aleritas cobbler is made from scarce fruits amid 1959 showers. 0.65 inch then 0.08 inch. Rebecca Brown visits with aunt Nell Sloan, and Mrs. Weldon returns home improved from hospital. Rev. Burton Downing and wife preview Mo Ranch Synod. Mr Goodman dies in Ingram. Mackie returns from Japan where he worked for Monsanto. Lewis Wilkins takes Mary Jo Ellis and Florence Heetor to a Brownwood Pioneer Conclave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Sharon Terry
San Saba
Amy Johnson
Amy
Johnnie Oswald
Bob Johnson
Bob
Riebecca Brown
Nell Sloan
Marble Falls
Chappel Enroute
Nell
Pete Sloan
Bert McBride
W. A. Weldon
San Saba Memorial Hospital
Weldon
Burton Downing
First Presbyterian Church
Mercedes
Lewis L. Wilking
Mo Ranch
Wilkins
Synod
Charles Starte Jr
Goodman
Ingram
E. J. Mackie
Eddie
Ann Mariz
Mackie
Japan
Mosanto Co
Texas City
Lewis Wilkins
Mary Jo Ellis
Florence Gay Heetor
Brownwood Saturay
Bead News items from Bend May 19 include visits and births
The Bead News from Bend notes Clay Furger visiting the community, Jackie Brister’s birthday supper, and several birth announcements including a son born at Lampasas hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Fay Gibson as well as a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Milford Marley in San Saba. It lists visitors and health updates for local residents and mentions trips by Evant’s January Nursing Home owners to relatives in Evant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nita Cantrell
Moore
Virga Millican
George Strouhal
Fort Worth
Don Callahan
Lampasas
Mildred Underwood
Rites Held For Mrs J A Myers
Funeral services for Mrs John Allison Myers 67 of Richland Springs were held at 4 30 pm Wednesday May 20 at Howell Doran Chapel with burial in Richland Springs Cemetery She died May 19 in San Saba Memorial Hospital She was born Feb 10 1892 in San Saba county and married Roy Rankin in 1909 then John Allison Myers in 1920 Survivors include her husband four sons Ami Rankin Nelson Myers Johnny Myers and R A Rankin and four daughters with names, eight eight eight relatives and 88 grandchildren plus three great grandchildren The Davis relatives and pallbearers were her grandsons and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Allison Myers
Richland Springs
Howell-Doran Chapel
Bro. Moore Eubanks
Myers
Lula Mae Graham
San Saba Memorial Hospital
Billy Graham
Della Cline Graham
San Saba ‘County
Roy Rankin
Rankin
Church of Christ
R. A. Rankin
Ami Rankin
Dallas
Nelson Allison Myers
Bronte
Johnny Myers
San Saba
J. M. Preslar
Sam Marx
Austin
Ted Voss
Kemp‘ner
Dick Bannett
San Angelo
G. J. Burris
Westminister
Calif
Bill Wiley
John Angerson
Richard Myers
Brady
Willie Myers
Odessa
Louie Myers
Algeria
Jeff
Newman Graham
Eastland
John Graham
Rochelle
Howell- Doran Funeral
Pecan Grove News Notes and Visits
Pecan Grove reports visits from San Bernardino California and Fairview with family gatherings at the Shahan, Woods, Ledberry, and Terry households. Darrell Wayne Terry stayed with grandparents Eli and Mildred Rawls. David Kendal Terry travels in Goldthwaite. Gordon Lee Oliver returns from John Tarleton College. Don Hunt visits. Bro A T Using will preach at Pecan Grove next Sunday in Brownwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecan Grove
Ira Cleveland
San Bernadino
Calif
Woods
San Saba
H. W. Shahan
Ira
Jimmie
Roy Shahans
Lois Sutton
Estep
Fairview
Buck Hall
John Tarleton College
Don Hunt
Gatesville
Bro. A. T
G.L.O
Also Mentioned on This Page
Irene Linn Gibson
Watson
Lucy
Miller
West Depot
R. L. Carter
Sae
Saturday Evening Post
Whien
Brantley Barker
G. Stone
Te HL Stone
Stone
Young Stone
Aia
Paymaster Feeds
San Saba High School
Rogan Field
National Honor Society
Joan Isham
Billy George Franklin
Robert Sloan
Owen Parks Jr
Larry Behrens
Judy Christian
Laine Day
Linda Cameron
Judy Shaw
W. W. Mitchell
Woodrow Johnson
Connie Maxwell
Taylor Hendricks
Charles Head
of Goldthwaite
D. Rutherford
Ernie Edmondson
Lovington
N. M
Ner
Howard Carney
Groduaton
Charles
Dee Rutherford
A. J. Todd
Mmes
Thor Johnson
AD. Rutherford
Alton Jones
Regency
Temple West
Mes. Payne West
Adamsville
Jack Blossman
Bill West
Nancy
Seaborn Thornton
Bob Seastrunk
Abilene
J. J
Sloan News
Zack Patton
the Bead News
Annette Lusty
Rawnie Sue Maxcey
Annette Hubbert
Eleanor van Cleave
Golding Motors
Mathieson
D.D.T
Malathion
Parathion
SAN Saba Produce
San Saba, Texas
Doan
J. A. Myers
Chas. L. Stephan
Star
Vance Booker
Linda
Gloria
Gristy
San Saba County
Checkerboard News
By Alvin Mays
SAN Saba Produce CO
Purina
Baby
DOW Weed
Telephone
Gus Mays
San Sapa
Alvin Mays
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