The San Saba News and Star from San Saba, Texas • Page 2

CHEROKEE NEWS ITEMS April wish to extend sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Gray in the loss of their baby, Guy Lewis, born in San Saba Memorial Hospital Friday. Burial was in Cherokee Coimctery Saturday afternoon. Vann Maddox and Mrs.

Alex Hardin of Llano visited Mrs. Annie Lottie Wychoff at ITow last Monday afternoon. On Thursday Mrs. Maddox, uMrs. Hardin and iMrs.

Roddy Maddox and Roman went sightseeing in Austin. Rites Held For Mrs. Nettle, 83 Funeral rites for Mrs. Mary Ann Nettle, 83, 704 Lusty Lane, were held at 11 a.m. (Monday, April 10, in Howell- Doran Funeral Chapel, with B.

B. Christian officiating. Burial was in City Cemetery with Howell-Doran Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. Pallbearers included John, Charlie and Bob Heath, Fletcher Jamar, Howard Peterson and L. D.

Peterson. Mrs. Nettle died at 7 a.m. Friday, April 7, in San Saba Nursing Home whore she had been a resident for two weeks. was born April 27, 1888, in Wilson county, the daughter otf J.

L. Peterson and Susan Smith Peterson. was married to Henry Nettle in 1906 at Marble Falls. Her husband died in 1938. She was a member of the Church of Christ.

Survivors include a 'brother, John Peterson of Austin; and a sister, Mrs. Sarah Heath of Forth Worth; several nieces and nephews. Mrs. Ila of Llano I visited Tuesday with Mrs. Nora Gray.

iLcc Schneider of Field Creek spent Sunday with Mr. and 'Mrs. James Smith and Ann. Mr. and Mrs.

Vann Maddox visited Mr. and Mrs. M. B. 'Maddox Sunday and attended the presentation service of the Dr.

James Odiorne marker at Johnson City. iMr. and iMrs. Mike Millican and daughters visited Mr. and 'Mrs.

Chas. iMcLerran Saturday and attended funeral services for -Guy Lewis Gray. Chris, Patty and Tammy spent last week here with Mr. and Mrs. Kejineth and family.

Hilly Walker was taken to San Saba Memorial Hospital ambulance and ia reported to ibe improving. Wo hope he will soon be home. Mr. and IMrs. William Grim of Austin are the parents of a baby daughter iborn in Llano IJospital Friday.

Mrs. James Kuykendall visited Mrs. John Kuykendall, Lisa and Jeff, in Llano Friday and with friendsi at Llano Nursing Home. Mr. and Mrs.

Franklin Grain and Tye will to the Wiley Grain trailer house and Franklin will be employed with Harold Norrell. Mr. and IMrs. Cronje Swindall and Brent of Gatesville spent Thursday night with Mr. and Mrs.

Cecil Bowden. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bowden of Comanche spent Saturday night with them and Mr. and Mrs.

Glen Randolph of visited Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Med Gage of 'San Saba visited Mrs. Vera Pearcy and Mrs.

Ethel Roberts The First PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH of San Saba nvites You To Attend Its EVANGELISTIC MEETING Worship: April 12-16 at 7:30 nightly Fellowship: April 13-15 with coffee at 6:30 a.m. Bible Study at 7:00 a.m. Speaker: Mr. Andrew Edington, retired president of Schreiner Institute, Kerrvilfe, Texas. Music Leader: Mr.

Louis Loveless, member of Big Spring's "Hotline" Team. Sunday. One ilay last week iMrs. Pearcy and Mrs. Roberta were in San Antonio to attend funeral services cfor Mrs.

Bill Williams. Mr. and Mrs. W. A.

Fowler and iMrs. Mary PKppin of San Antonio spent the weekend with Mrs. Tom Maxwell. William Shoppard of Llano visited her Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Johnny Ellison attended a I'CA meeting in El (Paso last week. iMr. and Mrs. Lee Roy Smith and Dontia of San Marcos and their son, David, of Sheppard AFB, Wichita Falls spent the (Weekend with Mrs.

Lillie Smith. Mr. and "Mrs. CLyn Coffman and J. L.

Coffman of San Angelo spent the weekend with iMr. ami iMrs. Bill Louge and family at Waco. Clyde Yatibrough and Hazel Parsons made a 'business trip to San Antonio (Friday. Mrs.

Yaflbrough made several trips last week to visit her sister, 'Mrs. -Odes Jeffery, in Llano. iMrs. Wilson Kuykendall spent Friday with her parents and iMrs. C.

iL. Harlow. i'Her father is a patient in Llano Hospital at this; writing. 'Mr. and Mrs.

Warren Randolph 'visited Monday and Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. John Thaxton in Antonio also went shopping. 'Mr. and IMrs.

Raymond Gray, James Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Johanson and Dudley Battle attended funeral services Friday afternoon for Paul Brown of iSpicawood. Services were held in Waldrope Funeral Home at Llano. iMimes.

Johnson Thomas 'Boultinghouse, Chas. MoLerran, Clyde Johanson, Mary Perry and iMiss S. C. Kinsey went on a sightseeing trip Friday to 'B'lanco, Johnson City, Falls and Kingsland. Mr.

and Mrs. Edward iBlaine of Whitinsville, Mass, are visiting their daughter and family, iM.r. and Mrs. iHarold Norrell and children. Mrs.

Annie Bailey has returned from an extended visit in Rocksprings with her son, Grady Bailey, and other relatives, Mrs. Clyde Johanson entertained her mid-week 'Bible class with a wiener and marshmallow roast at the city park in Llano Saturday afternoon. Those enjoying the occasion were Stephen Norrell, Dale Clopton, Mike Briseno, Barbara Cantu, Esther Garza, Angie Malanado, Elizabeth Mendoza, iDeana Rodriquez and Dora Rodriquez. Clyde Johanson visited Sunday afternoon in Lone Grove with Judge and iMrs. Moore Johanson.

Mr. and Wayne Johanson and! Larry helped their granddaughter, Ann, celebrate her first birthday at the home of her parents, Mr. THIS WEEK'S Food Specials THURSDAY. April 13 WEDNESDAY. April 19 CRISCO OIL 38 Oz.

MORTON'S WAFFLE SYRUP Full Quart DEL MONTE 303 Size CREAM STYLE CORN 2 for 49? PALMOLIVE 22 Oz. FLORIDA GOLD ORANGE JUICE 6 3 for 59? ARMOUR'S STAR BACON Thin sllce I Lb. Pkg. 69? HOM-MAID BRAND CAN BISCUITS SUN VALLEY SOLID OLEO 2 for GANDY'S FRO-ZAN Half Gallons 0 for $100 GANDY'S DAIRYGOLD MILK Gallon Carton SPUDS lOLb. Plastic Bag BARBECUE TOGO Davidson's Grocery OPEN 7 to 6 CLOSED SUNDAY INSTALLATION OF LIGHTS ON BULLETIN Don Gage, at right, assisted by Mike Williams, employees of Worth Isham Electric, are shown installing the lights on the community Bulletin Sign on Wallace Street, north of the courthouse square.

The lights were donated by Jack Owen and Worth Isham volunteered labor to install the lights and furnish materials necessary for the installation. James Gossett also assisted in the project. Jean Sowers, manager of San Saba County Chamber of Commerce, in behalf of her organization, expressed thanks to all those who assisted in the project. The Lions Club made a contribution of $100 toward the sign, with the chamber paying the balance of the cost. staff Photo San Saba News Star April 13, 1972 and Mrs.

Kenneth Johanson, at Marble Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Benner of Austin met them there. Mr.

and Mrs. WaWen Randolph, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Kuykendall, iMr. and Mrs.

Robert Broyles, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Low, 'Mr. and Mrs. George Epperson and IMr.

and Mrs. Clyde Johanson attended the 7th annual banquet of San Saba Chamber of Commerce Friday night. Pat Boultinghouse of Houston spent a few days last week visiting his parents and son, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Boultinghouse and Troy.

Dudley 'Battle visited 'Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Sid Frazier in Llano. Mr. and Mrs.

Bud Williamson of Goldthwaite visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Eunice Whitt. Cindy Bailey of ACC in Abilene returned to school following a week's vacation. Mrs. Vann Maddox.

Rites Held For Mrs. Brown, 92 services for Mrs. Connie Brown, 92, of Richland 'Springs were held at 2 p.m. Monday, April 10, in First Baptist Church at Richland conducted by the Rev. Hugh Magee and the Rev.

Harold Hicks. Burial was in Richland Cemetery under the direction of 'Howell-Doran Funeral Home. Mrs. Brown died Saturday, April 8, in iSan iSaba Home where she had been a resident for five months. She was born April 14, 1879, the daughter of Ashley Feazle Mary Jones Feazle, here in San Saba.

She was married to Jiames W. IBrown in 1899 at Algerita. Her iiusband died Feb. 8, 1936. She was a Methodist.

-Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. M. R. Cannon of San Antonio, Mrs. Ollie of Clyde and Mrs.

Susie Stoker of Garland, a brother, Harry Feazle of Richland Springs; three grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. COLUMNAR PADS All popular sizes. Legal ruled pads, account books and stock receipt books to fit your needs. Phone 372-5115. The NEWS STAR Office.

1 9 7 2 Marks Our 35th Year In Our Shop. VISIT OR CALL US FOR ALL YOUR FURNITURE NEEDS Curtis Johnson's Furniture Shop 1607 West Wallace St. San Sabn, Texas 76877 Phone 372-3122 CASH REFUND ON THESE CAPACITIES 27,000 to 32,000 DUAL THRUST Dual Slide-Out Chassis Dual Independent Air Direction System Ten-Position Automatic Thermostat Giant Cooling Capacity YOU PAY $479 YOUR CASH REFUND $50 YOUR COST $429 AG GS627DB-AGGS632DA 2O CASH REFUND ON THESE CAPACITIES 18,500 to 24,000 No AGDS ai9DA CUSTOM SUPERTHRUST Fine Furniture Styling with YOU PAY $362 Simulated Rosewood Panels Quiet Slumber Speed YOUR CASH Air Ventilate Exhaust REFUND $20 Comfomatic Automatically 0 0 Adjusts Fan Speeds YOUR COST $342 CASH REFUND FASHIONAIRE Fine Furniture Styling Quiet Slumber Speed Molded Won't Rust Ever! Easy Mount Installation YOU PAY $208 YOUR CASH REFUND $10 YOUR COST $198 ON THESE CAPACITIES 6,500 to 10,500 Model No. AGCE808FB ISHAM ELECTRIC Now Open At New Location J'hont! 37JMJ761 297 K. Our Rites Held For Mrs.

Williams Funeml services tot Mta. Jennie Mae Williams, 66, S4S Ashland Antonio, wefe 'held at i April 6, in ftowell-bofan Funeral Chapel, conducted by James Vitizatit, minister of Wallace and Second Street Chujfch of Christ. 'Burial was in 'Wallace Creek Cettietery tauter the direction of Jtowell Dol-an funeral iHoiiie. grandsons served pallbearers. Mrs.

Williams died Monday, April 8, in Morning Side Ma- nor Nursing Home in San tonio. A resident of San Antonio for 82 years, she was bofii May in iSkn Saba, the daughter of iMr. and Mis. John C. (Gal) Montgofheiy.

She ma married to Williams in 1922 at Abilene, Her husband died in 1969. (She was A ftieni- foer of the Chureh of Christ. Survivors ihtlude two aoni, Samuel O'fieli Williams of Houston and Billy Calvift WiU Hams of iSan Antonio; daughter, (Mrs. Duo-ward of Del Jlioj two sisters, Mrs. L.

C. Barclay of Houston and iMrs. Gfacie Golden of A'bilenej her mother, iMrs. John C. gomery of San Salbaj 14 grandchildren and seven Income Tax Service MRS.

TOMMY HOGAH 702 EAST COMMERCE Phone: 372-5266 SAN SABA BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY PROGRESSIVE, AMBITIOUS AND GROWING BUSINESSMEN AND FIRMS SERVING YOU IN SAN SABA AND SURROUNDING COUNTIES. MATTRESSES New and Renovate Choice of ticking Choice of firmness New innerspring unit New mattress guarantee Western Mattress Co. 1507 Austin Ave. BROWNWOOD, TEXAS in San Saba call 372-3342 Nails Courts PERRY HARDIN AGENCY Phone 372-5324 General Insurance Real Estate Long-term Farm and Ranch Loans San Saba, Texas Dr. Merle M.

Ellis Optometrist 308 Citizen's Nat'l Bank Building Brownwood, Texas Glasses Contact Lenses Call 646-8778 or write P. 0. Box 149 For Appointment ARCH CLEMENTS Agency General Insurance Ph. 372-3531 Box 123 San Saba, Texas if you want to drink that's your business. If you want to quit that's our business.

ALCOHOLIC ANONYMOUS Meetings Monday st 8 p.m. LOUIS M. CRUMP Attorney-At-Law North of City National Bank Phone 372-5232 San jWStRMI BUSINESS HORTON-CONNORS INSURANCE Phone 372-3029 San Saba To Buy or to Sell Bring Your Cattle to Hie Lometa Commission Co, Lometa, Texas Aubrey W. (Bud) Harrdl, Owner Lometa Commission Co 2-3168 Residence Phone 2-3169 Cattle Sale Every Friday at 12:00 Noon At the Lometa Sale you will find a market that is in line with Hit times, If anybody wants cattle, especially food cattle, they will probably come to Lome to. Every Sole Is a special event with ui, Wt do our best every Friday, whethtr it'i one or a load, Under Ftderol Suptrvliion Completely londtd ALWAY A lETTER MARKET YOUR BUSINESS APPRECIATED.