The San Saba News and Star from San Saba, Texas • Page 6

SAN SABA NEWS. SAN SABA. TEXAS. THURSDAY, JUNE 15. 1939 Algerita By "Bill" -i Bonnie Hayes, Berry Joiner, Julia and Vera, Mrs.

B. F. Hendricks and children visited Sunday Miss Ellen Joiner, who is a ijnember of the nursing staff at San- itorium. Mrs. Raymond Brown and children left last week for Hillsboro to visit in the home of her brother, Arthur Bucher.

They are now visiting in the home if another brother who lives in Dallas. Mr. and Mrs. M. N.

Turley of Ballinger, Rex Kattes of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kattes and Gaytha Irene of Sterling City spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Kattes and Eunice veins hgl Cfa 40YEJXS PRICKLY HEAT POWOtt oan.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rayma Leo and Gaylc Dean joined thJm, and the entire Kattes family, lad another happy week-end together. Misses Joyce Mae and Doris Lou Hendricks are spending several days with Mrs. O'Neal of Nix.

James Baker of Ft. Sam Houston is here on a month's vacation. Green Smith of Arizona arrived Friday night for a visit with his sister, Mrs. Rila Roberds and other relatives. Guests From Tennessee Week-end in the J.

R. home were: a first cousin to Mr. Polk. Mr, J. R.

Polk and wife and daughter from Boliver, T.enn., phew, R. F. Polk, of Memphis, and Mr. Clay Rodgers also of Mom- phis. They were accompanied by Miss Annie Polk of San Marcos, T.hey also visited with Mr.

and Mrs. Jyni S'loan of Sloan community. Mrs Holman was also a guest in the Polk home. Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Roberds and children of San Angelo came dowr Sunday morning for a visit with UHMAGIC REVOLUTIONARY NEW TUBE SEALS OWN PUNCTURES WHILE YOU Holt Happenings By W. L. DONNAHOO RIDE! NOW I A NEW TUBE THAT DOESN'T 60 FLAT EVEN WHEN YOU RUN OVER TACKS, NAILS OR GLASS GET THIS LIFE-SAVIMG PROTECTION AGAINST DANGEROUS SUDDEN FUT TIRES It's The Safety Tube ''That Never Lets You Down" Here at last is a sensational new tube that ends flat tire grief, road delays, and saves you time, trouble and money! It's the new Goodrich Seal-o-matic Safety Tube that seals its own punctures while you ride, automatically. And here's the secret of how it works. This amazing tube is lined with a new kind of plastic rubber compound.

When a sharp object pierces the tube, this gummy substance surrounds it and sticks to it the air from escaping. Then when the puncturing object is pulled out, the plastic compound immediately fills in the hole, seals it and keeps the tire from going flat. If you want to avoid costly tube and tire repairs and enjoy thousands of extra miles of puncture-free driving, put a set of these new Goodrich Seal-o-matics in your tires tiow. SEE THIS NEW TUBE IN TODAY! 10-OZ. CAN TO FIX THAT RADIATOR LEAK WILL ONLTfTAXE A MINUTE.

JUST STOP THE CAR-GET OUT-AND POUR SOME GOODRICH SOLDER IN IT! You're heading for trouble if water or anti-freeze leak away, Play safe, keep a can of this quick-acting Goodrich Radiator Solder handy. RADIATOR SOLDER Goodrich matie Tube 'THE TUBE THAT NEVER LETS YOU DOWN" EAff Stung by Wasp Mrs. Josie Willborn of this community suffered a very painful accident by being stung by a wasp Wednesday morning. The sting affected her heart and she was given treatment by Dr. Hayes and is now slowly improving.

Sherman Willborn was able to return to Knott, but he will not be able to work for some time yet. Miss Palmer Elected Miss Palmer of Bangs has oecn elected as a teacher in our school in vacancy left by the resignation of Miss Ruth Rice. Several from this community were business visitors in San Saba Sat urriay. I read with much interest the long article by Lindy in the News of th past week. If we all read it can get many good thoughts fron the article.

Several from this community at tended the singing at Shiloh on Sun clay, but many did not attend, du to the funeral in our community. We find much interest over th country regarding the session of th legislature and' the attitude of ou governor. Perhaps our people wi revive some lost interest in the government of our state and nation. During the past week farmers i this section made considerable pro gress in working out their fart crops. At present many would like receive a good rain.

Crops vitl segin to suffer greatly if we do not receive a rain in a few days. Fruits are now beginning to ripen melons and tomatoes seem to be doing well. An excellent prigram was held on Sunday night with 0. C. Chamberlain present from Milburn and several visitors present from Bowser, We were glad to have these visitors.

There will be no singing next Sunday night, due to church services. Monday morning the weather looks as if we mighe receive a rain and we are hoping we do receive it. A very strong wind blew Sunday nite. the visitors several gallons of is esirly peaches. There was splen- lid singing and music throughout he entire day.

The convention will meet again the second Sunday in September at Locker. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Insall and laughter, Shirley, from Hollywood, spent last Monday night and Tuesday with Mr. Insall's aunt, Mrs.

Julian Martin and family. They were enroute to El Paso where they will make their home. Mrs. Ira Phillips and iittle daughter, Barbara, left Thursday via Brownwood and Dallas, enroute to Chicago, where they will join Mr. Phillips, who is attending Cayue Electrical school.

Mrs. Phillips and Barbara wenV by bus. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Turner and son, Billie, and Turnar's 'mother, receiving a message from Artesia, N.

that his wife had been in car -wreck and was seriously hurt, left immediately. He was joined by relatives at Eden. Recent visitors at the J. E. AKonl home were Mrs.

J. F. Dolbert and Floyd McCoy of Winters, mother and brothers of Mrs. Alford. Mr.

and Mrs. Charlie Brown had as their guest this past week, their son, Buster Brown of Pear Valley. Mrs. Ona Brown returned to her home in Locker after spending several weeks with her son, Wayne and Mrs. Brown.

Mrs. Hettie Coffey and Misses Marjorie and Carrie Frances of Lock- Mrs. Cade Insall, are taking a vacation at Glen Rose. Jack Martin was taken to the Legion hospital at Kerrville last week where he will remain some time for treatment. Mr.

and Mrs. Boyd McDonald and Miss Elizabeth McDonald spent Friday night and Saturday with relatives at Indian Creek. Elbert Roper returned home Friday from San Angelo where he ha? been employed. STRAUB BLACKoSG BACTER- IN, Quicker action on any age calf life immunity, one dose at anv age, sold by CITY DRUG STORF Richland Springs I By M'ARIE Mrs. L.

E. Gober Dies er were Thursday guests Wayne Brown home. at the WE FIT TRUSSES, carry com- olete stock of both SINGLE AND DOUBLE, reasonably priced at CITY DRUG STORE. BOWSER By Mrs. J.

W. Roper Pleasurable Event Something around 60 Bowser persons attended the San Saba County singing convention at 5hiloh Sunday. As Shiloh has no correspondent to the Xews, we'll take the opportunity to say that it was a successful affair and the Shiloh folks nuc it over in a big way. Basket lunch spread at the noon hour was a sight to behold; fried chicken, chicken and dressing, turkey, fresh tomatoes and other vegetables, salads, delicious cakes, pies and puddings, iced tea and to cap it all off Harmon Richmon was passing out Lousinay E. Gober (nee Hardman) 91, a former resident of Holt, diet.

Saturday at the home of her grand- sen, Ford, following an rf l.vo Mrs. Gober was born in Cobb county. March 5, 1848, and currc to with her parents nt Me close of the Civil War. Sl.p manied to C. T.

Gober in 187P at Corsicana and moved to San Saba in later years. To this union won- born four chilUren, Bertie, Joyce, Dennis and Wesley. All with hat husband have preceded her in death. She leaves nine grandchildren aiui a host of greatgrandchildren t.i mourn her going. Funeral services were held at Holt Sunday, June 11 She was a member of the M.

church there. W. E. Brown off! dated. Mrs.

D. T. Holt same a solo, "God Be With You Till We Meet Again." Woods funeral directors were in charge. Improving Mrs. E.

Talley received wore from the Sherman hospital that hot niece, MisH Pauline Iseral, who was seriously burned nn ex of an oil stove at the home of her' grandmother, Mrs. Townsem over two months is doing fair ly well. Pauline has visited hen quite often and her many friends hope for her a speedy recovery. Last Taesday Andrew Weir, afte Mrs. Daisy Hickman had as her guests over the week-end Mr.

and Mrs. Sammie Hickman and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Taylor of Locker. Miss Perry Lou Coughran is or an extended visit with relatives ant! friends in East Texas.

Rev. and Mrs. D. H. Hardth have with them for the summer vacation their daughters, Misses Anna Mae, who has finished a successful tern as an English teacher at Sikmore, and Lillian of Banquette.

The young- ladies have been re-elected to theii schools for next year. Mr. and Mrs. J. B.

Miller have had as their guests Mrs. Tom Petty and daughters of Wichita Falls. Mr. and Mrs. John Wilton and son, T.

and Freddie O'Keefe went to Stephenville this past week where the boys will enter summer school. Mrs. Charles Bowersock went to Temple sanitarium for a check-up. Mr. and Mrs.

H. F. Hardin of Austin were recent visitors at the W. P. Coughran home.

Miss Johnnie Lee Kattes of Cher okee is visiting with her sister, Misr Messie Kattes. Mr. and Mrs. E. H.

Beakley were- in Mercury Sunday. Quite a number of our attended the singin.tr convention Shiloh Sunday. Dr. and Mi's. P.

G. Hayes wer week-end visitors with Houston. Mrs. niece aid phew, the Derricks, returned. Miss Louise Hendirrks returned Friday from TSCW at Denton.

Mrs. Mattie Skaifg? and Wayne Brown expect to leave todnv Hurley. N. where they will it for several weeks. L.

H. and R. (. I'xwn nnd Foster Davis of Ft. Sam Houston wen week-end guests of their brother and an.i Mary Bob Hardin of Llano.

Miss Chapman has been making her home here with her aunt, Mrs. Hattie Richards. She was graduated this past year from the Richland high school'! The young couple will be al home on the Canning ranch where Mr. Haines has employment. The writer wishes them prosperity and happiness.

Miss Naomi Knight, Bride-Elect Feted A tea and miscellaneous shower for Miss Naomi Knight, bride-elect, was given by Miss La Verne Smith with Naomi's girl chum from Saba as co-hostess Friday afternoon in the basement of the Baptist church. A color scheme of meadow flowers featured in the decorations. The cakes, bride's book and small corsages of summer flowers presented to each guest were also in the chosen colors. A wedding morn's party was given by Jackie Spurlock. Gifts were bro't by special messengers.

The bride is the daughter of. Com. and Mrs. Ed Knight. M.

S. A. for POISON OAK, Bc- zema and all Skin Irritations, a clean liquid that leaves no ntahn, sold at 7TTY DRUG STORE. Pebbly Point Bv PLAIN JOAN friend, Wayne Brown. Mr.

ami Mrs. rchmwi this Adkins wt-ek fro.r.i Waco. Tin- Mr-. Warren remains Mrs. Jim Warn'ii expected Monday.

i' horn'- of Cnlif. Haines-Chapman Nuptials Miss Clarice Chapman, attractive daughter of Roy C. Chapman Llano, wa? married to Chriswcl 1 HnirieH of Sun Saba Wednesday eve June 6. at the parsonage in Llano. Rev.

Ray officiating. The bride was attended by Miss Leno Newly-Weds Come Home Mr. and Mrs. Cris Haines returned Sunday from a wedding trip to San AriKelo and are at home on the banning ranch. Before their mar riage June 7, Mrs.

Haines was Mia? Clarice Chapman of Richland id Mr. Haines is th? son of Mr id Mrs. Will Haines of the Pebbly Point community. i'hix community extends our best wishes and ints of happiness in theii to come. Mr A.

Behrens nnd daughter. Mrs. C. B. Lambert and Andrew Ri'hjrens attended tho shower fivfn for Mrs.

C. B. Lnm IK rf Monday. M'id'-tnl Hainos spent last week MMtinf friends and relatives in Edfn. Mrs.

R. B. Wales and Mrs. Bob Colhrs visited Mrs. Will Haines last Wivlnf afternoon.

M-. f. B. I.nmbert Jr. visited Mrs.

Andre A Be hi ens Sunday. Mr MM I Martin of uiih tlii-ir little daughter, MelnrJcfs, fisifi son. Jerry were i.f Mr. Mrs. Bnsti-r Martin Kriiiiiv.

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