The San Saba News and Star from San Saba, Texas • Page 11

IS, San SaU A Im Grove Echoes April 18 Skies are clear mdrhihgj after the thunder buds Sunday afternoon. We jiy hid a sprinkle of rain looks like now it Is all Ibf this tlftie, (Recent guests In the K. liith hofne where Mr. and Mrs. feison smith and Debbie of bustonj Mr.

and Mrs, Glyn Jeathermah, Del Rio; Mr. and Irs. Robert McCoy, St. Louis, loj and Mr. arid Mrs.

Ray jraweek of Bangs. I Mr, and Mrs. W. Mltchel sited Sunday afternoon In the Dowe home near Rich-' nd Springs. Edgar Johnson has reed home after visiting the two weeks with her child- fen In Albuquerque, N.M.

and Mrs. Ray Sheppard Bumet recently lost their by fire here on the Silver nr Ranch. They want to fend thanks out to Mr. and ITS. C.

B. Wood, June and sty McPherson, Rita and Beakley, Howard Adams Edwin Russell. The fire too far advanced when the jelp arrived to save the build- The Sheppards spent er weekend on the ranch. guests of the S. G.

were Kevin, Lori Jana McPherson of Lipan; jir. and Mrs. Sam McPherson nd James of Llano. 'Mrs. Holland Treadwell and r.

and Mrs. Wesley Treadwell Junction were Sunday guests McPherson. rValarie McPherson visited Easter Sunday In the Vernoh PiUS home at Holt, Linda and Allen Pitts were home for the day also, Paul and Judy Staton were home for the holidays from Stephenvllle, Taylor Duncan of Indian Creek visited In the s. G. McPherson home Sunday noon.

Holiday guests In the B. Wood home were Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hayties of Stephenvllle and Mr, and Mrs. Danny chins of Brownwood.

Would you believe, we had fresh potatoes out of our den for Easter dinner? Everyone remember the community meeting Friday night, April 19. It is time to make plans for our picnic in May, so please try to be present. Prices of everything have gone up for last year so it will require some careful planning to meet penses. Mrs. E.

K. Smith and Mrs. C. B. Wood are hostesses for this month.

Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gossett and children of Plains spent the past week with the Van Gossetts, returning home Sunday afternoon. Gary Gossett was here with his grandparents most of last week. Wayne Gossett of Lubbock was a weekend guest of the Gossetts.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wilton of Bandera were Sunday morn- Ing visitors with the Van and Floyd Gossetts. Mrs. J.

P. Cummings. CHEROKEE NEWS ITEMS April 16 Mr. and Mrs. James Kuykfrndftit were In Bfownwood last Monday, they Attended an Easter program at the Llano schools Tuesday tholr EWnddauRhter, Lisa Kuykemlnll, had a part.

Mrs. Margie Thompson accompanied her daughter, Mrs. Charles Raymond Gray, toher home In Antarlllo Wpdnosdny. they went by plnnp, Mrs. Thompson's first airplane flight.

Jpff Mnyos loft by piano for Detroit, Mich. Wednesday after sjendlnR several CItALK AND ERASER are behiR handled hy the two chosen by San Saba High School Student Council as being the "Most Sincere." They are Dick Davenport and Krister. by Sarah Uynum Items of Interest from Richland Springs INSUR prevent an accident But.it can protect you against personal liability losses, such as lawsuit judgment, if others are injured on your premises. Come in and ask about our low cost homeowner's pactefe policy which includes liability, fire and theft. NORTON.CONNORS INSURANCE 371-3029 Son Saba April 15 Easter Sunday guests of Mr.

and Mrs. C. I. Munsell were their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs.

B.C. Hulett, Peggy and David, and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Mler of Fredericksburg. Mr.

and Mrs. Millard Rlch- mon of DeLeon visited Monday morning with Mrs. Avie Hamlett enroute to the coast for a vacation. Lavon Grant and her girl friend of Brownwood were Sunday afternoon visitors with her grandmother, Mrs. Winnie Grant.

Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Adams spent the Easter weekend with their daughter and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Troy Shannon In Del Rio. Visiting with homefolks here the past week were Milton Moore of Smithville, Mrs. J. Burns Brown of Tyler and Mrs.

L. L. Gilger of Brownwood. Mr. and Mrs.

T. V. Bryson of San Antonio and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Walker and Jean- Ine of Austin were Easter guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Ford. Mike McKlnnerney, 3-year- old son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale McKlnnerney underwent heart surgery at Chlldrens' Hospital In Ft.

Worth Thursday and is reported doing fine. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Layton Garrett were their daughters, Mr. and Mrs.

Milton Watson and children of Austin and Miss Donna Garrett of San Antonio. Mr. and Mrs. David Taylor, James and Pam, of Brady were Easter guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

George Miller. Among those visiting Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Stuart during the holidays were Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Stewart and family and Miss Dellnda Stuart Stephenville. Mrs. C. B. Wood Sr.

had holiday guests Mrs. C. B. Wood Jr. and Debbie of Elm Grove, Mrs.

Danny Houchins and Brian of Brownwood and Mrs. Mike Haynes of Stephenvllle. Mr. and Mrs. Omar Trlpp and Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Ellis of Whltharral spent the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. M. 0.

Tripp. Mrs. Ed Dummer of Austin Is expected here Tuesday tor a visit with relatives. Raymond Pearce remains a patient in Brady Robert Lewis. HONORED AT TECH Gary Kemp, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Curtis Kemp, was among Texas Tech students honored recently at an awards banquet held on campus. He received the agriculture engineering faculty award for outstanding service; also the academic award 'for highest grade in mechanized agriculture. Kemp, who will graduate in May, will be employed with Continental Grain Company. Easter holiday guests in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Taff were Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Taff and Stephanie of Lubbock; Mr. and Mrs.

Floyd Sykes, Goldthwalte; and Mary Taff of Austin. Honored atASU Four area students were among those at Angelo State University who were honored during the University's seventh annual Academic Excellence and Honors Program held recently in the Houston Harte University Center. Katherine Rlngo, a junior accounting major, received recognition for Academic Excellence. A 1970 graduate of San Saba High School, she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Jlmmle Shahan. Sally Ann Holladay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Shahan of Lometa, received recognition for Scholarship. A 1971 graduate of Lometa High School, she Is a senior health and physical education major.

Paula Louise Wlttenburg, a senior speech major, received recognition for Leadership. She Is also a 1971 graduate of Lometa High School and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. G.

Wittenburg Jr. of Lometa. Alicia Ann Doggett, a junior drama major, received recognition for Scholarship. A 1972 graduate of Goldthwalte High School, she Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Voyd Lee Doggett of Goldthwalte. Recognition for Academic Excellence is awarded to Juniors seniors who have maintained a 3.75 or better grade point average throughout their university work and who have been nominated by the departments in which they are majoring. Recognition tor Scholarship Is given to Juniors and seniors who maintain at least a 3.25 grade point average; Achievement and Leadership awards go to those students who have made outstanding contributions to their departments and who have maintained a 2.50 or better grade point average. A reception for the honorees and their famUies was held foUowlng the awards program. COW POKES By Ace Reid "Sheriff, we didn't steel that steer.

He saw a sack of cake in our pickup and climbed in without us knowin' anything about it." Not knowing where your money can be a A checking account will give you a clear picture, of your expenditures. 'Tor Everything Worthwhile in San Seta County $ince 1883" City National Bank weeks with his grandfather, L. 11. Mayes. Mr.

and Mrs. Janm.s Kuykendoll and Mr, and Mrs. Vann Maddox took Mr, and Mrs. Alex Hardln of Llano to San Saba Tuesday night to celebrate Hardln's birthday. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Grimes and son, Reagan, met them there, at the Ranchmen's Tower Restaurant. Roman Maddox spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hardin at Llano.

Mr. and Mrs. Lei and Yarbrough and son of Irving visited Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Yarbrough and the Law ton Yarbroughs during the Easter holidays.

Mr. and Mrs. George Travis of Ft. Worth, Mrs. Ruth Burch and Mrs.

Lela Hazlett of Cleburne visited Mrs. May Kuykendall Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Alvle Keeney took Davis Ray to Houston Monday to the Alice McPherson Clinic but he returned with them as he couldn't get into Methodist Hospital.

He will return later as he has a detached retina. While there they visited Mr. and Mrs. Blllle Dan Parlsher and family and Mrs. Dan Parisher In the hospital.

Mrs. Parlsher Is Improving. They took Earl Ray to Temple Friday for his last checkup on his eyes after surgery. Mr. and Mrs.

Alex Hardln of Llano visited Mr. and Mrs. Vann Maddox Thursday night and accompanied Mrs. Roddy Maddox and Mrs. Vann Maddox to Wallace Creek where they attended a baby shower honor- Ing Reagan Grimes.

Mr. and Mrs. Porter McCarroll of Comanche; Mrs. Jim Reese of Dallas and Mrs. Robert Grimes and Reagan of San Saba visited Mr.

and Mrs. Vann Maddox Friday. Mrs. Jeral Dean Smith and Mrs. Bert Randolph took Mrs.

LUlle Smith to Goldthwalte Thursday where she left by bus for Lubbock to attend the wedding of her grandson, Randy Grumbles. She visited In the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bob Grumbles and family. Mr.

and Mrs. Leonard Doyle Jr. and children of League City visited Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Randolph during the holidays.

Mrs. Duane Coppedge of Houston visited a few days with her father, Graves Hillman. Mr. and Mrs. Antone Freeman and grandson of Richardson and Mrs.

Betty Jo Pierce of Houston guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Ellison, Mr. nndMrs.dronJeSwtttdall and Brent of Gatesvllle spent the weekend with Mf, and Mrs. Cecil nowden and Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Bowden ahd children. Mr. and Mfs, Dale Battle and Dudley Battle returned from Colorado Springs, Colo, Friday night and the Battles returned to Houston Saturday morning. The Home Demonstration Club met with Mrs.

Johnson Kuykehdall Wednesday wllh 12 members present. Holiday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Perry were Mr. and Mrs.

Bob Las Her of Hereford; Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Mayers, Taylor; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nelson and Melynn of Ozark, Miss Joy Perry and Lloyd Cox, Ft.

Worth; and Miss Meltnda Laslter of Lubbock. Mr. and Mrs, Dick Low and family of Alto visited in Cherokee Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.

Shelly Boutt- inghouse were in Brownwood Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Kim Barker visited Mr. and Mrs.

Ted Bode at Pontotoc Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Robbie Farls and Gene of Kaufman spent the holidays with Mr, and Mrs. Tanner Paris, L.T. and Hal B.

and other relatives. Mrs. Mary Williams of Hulbert, Okla. and Mr. and Mrs.

Marty Gray and Laura of Waco visited Mr. and Mrs. Dudle Gray, Mark and Scott. The Marty Grays also visited Mrs. Nina Low.

Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Cook had as guests their granddaughter, Amy Henderson of Bertram and his mother, Mrs. Lollle Cook, of San Angelo. They attended services with them at the Baptist Church.

Mr. and Mrs. BUI Eaton of Tow were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Randolph and attended services at the Baptist Church.

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Brunson and Jonathan of Balllnger and Betty Jean McKneely of AbUene were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. W.

C. McKneely. Mrs. Oran Cavness and grandaughter were visitors at the Baptist Church Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. David Smith and children of Frlendswood visited Mrs. Jeral Dean Smith and Ann during the weekend. Mrs. Margie Brown and Don of BeevUle spent the weekend with Mr.

and Mrs. Dennis Dean and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dean and Gwen. Weekend visitors with Mr.

and Mrs. Hubert Parlsher were Mrs. Debbie Norwood and Robert and Donna Parlsher of Corpus Miss Tanya Wolf of San Antonio spent several days last week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Hammons, Mr. and Mrs.

Roy McGown and sons were business visitors in Austin Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Mack Johnson Herren Baptist Spring Revival 7 Exciting Days -Beginning Sunday, April 21 thru April 28 Services p.m. Mtmbtr FPIC JACK McKINNEY Evangelist Youth Night, Friday, April 26 SANDWICH SUPPER at P.

M. SUNDAY SERVICES at 10:55 a.m. and MUSIC: Fred Sylvester NURSERY OPEN and family of Auslm spent the holidays with Mfrs, Raymond Gray and beotge, Pat tftyior of Llano visited Mh and Mfs, Clyde Msnsoh and budley battle Saturday. Mh and Mts, tommy Jones of Ntedvtile visited Sunday with Mf. and Mrs, Glenn Jones and other relatives.

Mr. and BotiUtne- house of Austin visited during the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lolan BouHlnghouse and Mr. and Mrs.

Franklin drain and tye. Mr, and Mrs. Douglas Chrane of Crane were holiday visitors wllh her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Warren Randolph. Mr.

and Mrs. KennethJohan- son and family of Marble Palls visited Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jchanson Saturday, Mr. and Mrs, Bobby Slftord and family of Fredericksburg and Mr.

and Mrs, James Epperson and family of Valley Spring visited Mrs, Bess If ford Sunday. Dan Parlsher, Mr. and Mrs. Alvle Keeney and Davis Ray went to Houston Sunday for Davis to enter the Methodist Hospital for eye surgery. Mrs.

Dan Parlsher will be released from the hospital this week and will remain In Houston for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. BUI Bailey Visited Mr. and Mrs.

William Crlm and daughters In Austin Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. Lamar Johanson of Stephenvllle visited Mr. and Mrs.

Clyde Johanson and Dudley Battle Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ware and Ann of Waco and Miss Max lite Broyles of Dallas visited Mr. and Mrs.

John AHtzer and family and Mrs. Margaret altlzer Saturday. Mrs. W. C.

White visited Mrs. Clarence Simon and Kathy In Llano Sunday and Monday. Mrs. John Bailey and Mrs. Annie Bailey went toLampasas to visit Mr.

and Mrs. Kevin Calvert of Rockwell and their daughter, Kendra Lyn, who was born In a hospital there. The mother IstheformerJayne Roberts. Mrs. Margaret Altlzer, Shane and Jodl Altlzer went to Buchanan Dam Friday to visit Mr.

and Mrs. Dennis Elmore, Mitch, Nan and Kathryn, of Stanton who were visiting their grandparents Sunday guests of Mr. and', Mrs. Vann Maddox were' MrV and Mrs. Alex Hardln ofLlanp; Sally Hardln, Austin; Mr.

and Mrs. Robt. Grimes and Reagan, SanSaba; Mr. and Mrs. Roddy Maddox, Ricky and Roman, and Tlmmy Atkins.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Turner and son of Taylor visited Mr. and Mrs. Chester Gray during the weekend.

Mrs. Wilson Durnam and Mrs. Lucy Freese of San Saba were among the many who attended the reception honoring Misses Laura and Amy Sloan and Mrs. Tom Sloan Pool at New Hope Presbyterian Church Sunday afternoon. Ben Lewis returned home from Brady Hospital Wednesday and Is much Improved.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lewis and family of Midland and Gall Weatherby of Austin visited Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sunday.

If anyone wishes to give to the Cancer Drive, you may leave It at the Cherokee Grocery If you are not contacted due to the gas shortage. Visiting at the home of Mrs. Elva McKneely Sunday and enjoying an Easter egg hunt In the afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Rollle Neff and Sylvia of Burkettj Mr.

and Mrs. Stephen Branson and Jonathan of Balllnger; Mrs. W. C. McKneely and family, Estep, Mrs.

Roddy Maddox, Ricky and Roman, and Tlmmy Vann Maddox, Shawn Vaughn of Brady spent last week with her grandmother, Mrs. Myrtle Jennings. Holiday visitors with Mrs. Jennings and Mr. and Mrs.

Horace Nance were their niece and family, Mr, and Mrs. Eddie Stringer, Mlndy and Eddie, of McKlnney; Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hooten, Channelview; Mrs. M.

W. Green and grandson, Donnle Green, Meridian; and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Vaughn and family of Brady. The group spent the weekend at Lemons Camp.

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