The San Saba News and Star from San Saba, Texas • Page 9

SAN SABA SAN SABA, TEXAS. THURSDAY, JULY 11, Congressiona 1 District fl County 10-00 Public Weigher 1 Precinct o.W. For State Senator, 20th Sen. RICHARD YETT. HOMER C.

DeWOLFE. HOUGHTON State Representative 93rd REUBEN'S. SENTERFITT. HENRY MILLER. ELLIS D.

COCKRELL. WALTER E. GATES. For District Clerk: MRS. EDDIE WILLIAMS.

For County Judge: J. B. HARRELL. For Sheriff: WILL H. For County Clerk: ARCH WOODS.

R. R. HILLMAN. For County Attorney: G. A.

WALTERS. CAMPBELL K. FORD. For County Treasurer: CLARENCE A. HARKEY.

For Assessor-Collector: COLEMAN BURNHAM. For Public Weigher, Prec. 1: GUS. H. BEHRENS.

For Justice of Peace, Prcjc. 1: H. CLYDE SMITH. W. P.

ORMAND. For Commissioner Prec. 1: DEE M. HOUSE W. E.

GOODE JOE M. SMITH L. ROY TAYL'OR. ARTHUR G. WALKER.

For Commissioner, Prec. 3: DENNIS DSAN. H. H. KUYKENDALL.

For Commissioner, Prec. 4: T. W. (Tom) HOWELL W. G.

KOLB, JR. ERNEST M. SCOTT. FRANK WHITTENBURG. Ernestine Miller Weds San Angeloan (By MARIE) RICHLAND SPRINGS, July Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Miller have announced the marriage of their daughter, Ernestine, to Noel Weaver of San Angelo. The wedding took place June 25 in San Angelo at the home of his parents in the presence of a few relatives. The bride was born and reared in Richland Springs. She operates a beauty shop in San Angelo.

The couple, after a wedding tour in South Texas and other points will return to their home in San Angelo. They stopped over for a few days visit here with her grandmother Mrs. Maybelle Miller. Her many friends here wish success in their wedded life. Maybelle had as her guests the past week Mr.

and Mrs. Noel AVeaver of San Angelo, Jake Miller of Caw, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller of Brady. ibhe accompanied her son Jake to Braiiy Friday where, she and Mrs.

Jessie Vardeman spent vthe day with the Joe Miller family. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Taylor of Lock- were, Saturday guests of his paf- nts, Mr. and 'Mrs.

M. Taylor. G. R. Baisden and T.

C. Christian are sojourning in California with elatives. Misses Wanda Burnell Karnes of Lingo, N. and Benois Karnes of Goldthwaite are visiting with their uncle, J. B.

and Mrs. Karnes. Mmes. H. I.

Stephens and Jas. F. Lercari and daughter, Cecelia Ann of California have returned to their respective homes in Esparto and Sacramento after a ten days' visit here with their parents, the Rev. and Mrs. W.

E. Brown. Sidney Burleson left this week for Braggs, N. where he will join the 36th division of the Field Artillery. Lathan Smith week for San Francisco where he will join tho Coast Artillery.

Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Duncan returned Wednesday from Troy anc Temple where they -visited with the lady's relatives.

i Reuben Senterfitt, candidate toi state representative, was in our city Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Mearl Christian of Dinero are visiting with his parents Mr. ond Mrs.

T. C. Christian. Mrs. Jim Lewis and granddaughter, Miss Geraldine Lewis, have returned home after an extended visit in Clivis, N.

M. Mr. and Mrs. M. M.

Leach, of Hall ranch have returned from Kansas City where they visited with Mr. Leach's relatives. His two daughters accompanied them home for a short' visit. Recent visitors at the J. C.

McGregor home were the lady's mother and brother of Cisco. Mr. and Mrs. Albin AVood were in San Saba Saturday. Dorcas S.

S. Class Luncheon LEROY WILKS DIES IN VET HOSPITAL MUSKOGEE, OKLA. Funeral Held Friday In Eules, Texas Mr. and Mrs. W.

G. Lindsey re- urned to San Saba, Sunday evening, rom Eules, Texas, where they had attended the funeral of their son- n-law, Mr. Leroy Wilks, the husband of their daughter, nee Alice Elizabeth Many in San Saba remember Mr Wilks who worked with Mr. Lindsey last winter, in constructing some houses here. 'The Wilks were here the last time, at Christmastide.

Mr. Wilks served in the last World AVar, being a buddy of Stoney Tay lor in that experience. He had been ill since Christmas or before and the last two months, he had been very ill and a patient in the Veterans' hospital in Muskogee, where he passed on, half-past ten o'clock, in the morning, July 3. Cancer of the stomach caused his death. The funeral was conducted in his old home town, Eules, Texas, Friday, July 5, at 4 p.m.

He is survived by his wife and three children, George, age 17, Erma Jo, 14, and Kenneth Earl, 11 years old. Erma Jo and Kenneth Earl returned with their grandparents, the Lindseys, Sunday, for avisit in San Saba. Sincere sympathy is extended the bereaved widow and her family of children by their many friends. I 1 '1 HOWE YOU'LL feel like Hying home too if there's a sparkling glass of either ICED ADMIRATION COFFEE or TEA awaiting you. To refresh you to really pep you up nothing compares with ICED ADMIRATION! a.

ftaM- muM. pick-up, that ADMIRATION OFFEE has to be good roasted from only the choicest highland grown coffees, it always rich in invigorating goodness. Available in three distinct grinds to every type of coH: FOR BEST RESULTS in maling eithor icod coffee or icod bo juro that you (I) Mole brew doublo-itrength. boverago over ico do not add ico to beverage. By UNOWHO Sins hil SSL, S- Lowell Shaw a day or so last Mrs.

E. B. Prather reports her husband to be doing nicely. Mr. Prather is in the Brady hospital suffering with arthritis.

and Mrs, Thomas Prather of Corpus Chriflti were visiting at his bedside Sunday vy and hot rolls, fresh cut beans, corn on the cob, vegetable salad with iced tea and dessert of ice cream and cake were served. The afternoon was spent in games. Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler of Beeville are visiting with the lady's parents, and Mrs.

Jim Rouse. Clyde Crouch of Austin was a recent visitor with home folks here. Mrs. Roy Jones of Wichita Falls and Mrs. 'Tom Williams of Goree spent the week-end with their sister, Mrs.

W. E. Brown. Other guests in this home for the past week were A. A.

DeMasters and daughter, Betty Jo, of Kerrville, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brown and son of McLean. Hasting Steel Vent Piston Rings. Western Associate Store.

and Mrs. Dor Johnson anc children of Austin are visiting ir the home of their parents, Mr. anc Mrs. George Johnson and Mr. anc Mrs.

C. M. Locker. Mr. and Mrs.

Jim AValker, Mr and Mrs. W. W. Edmondson am family and Mrs. Jim Edgin took dinner Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs Stephen Taylor of Fail-view. Leon Whitley of Lometa is vis iting with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Judkins Austin are visitins; with parents Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Hamrick and Mrs Andy Judkins. Misses Wanda and Jean Neal re turned home Sunday with their pai ents after two weeks' vacation. Miss Viola Hamr.ick returned Saturday after spending a few weeks at Austin working. After spending two weeks in Austin visiting his sister, Jerry Judkins has returned home.

Miss Lois Blasengame of Los Angeles, is visiting in the home COFFEE AND 1940, Dunc.t. Coff.c Co. FOR A BETTER CAR AT A LOWE of her aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Mr.

and Mrs. C. M. Locker and children, Charles Grade Lea, Billie Joe Smith attended the Bible- Locker reunion at AVinchell Sunday, also Jack Whitley. Mr.

and Mrs. Barney Edmondson of Austin are visiting in the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. C.

Atkinson and Mrs. Ernie Edmondson. Miss Dorothy Carbell has returned home after an extended visit with her uncle, Cecil Carbell of Menard. W.AV. Longmire of Rockdale visited friends and looked after ranching interest here.

Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Edmondson of Sloan Sisters' ranch visited in the home of his mother, Mrs.

Ernie Edmondson, Saturday night awhile. Mr. and Mrs. R. V.

Carrigan anc family of Junction are visiting in the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Carrigan and Mrs.

Andy Judkins. Jim Carrigan of Junction is visiting in the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. D.

Carrigan. Mr. and Mrs. Ordell Shell of Regency visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Means and Morris Moore. Mr. and Mrs. A. B.

Anderson returned from San Antonio the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Johnson have moved to San Saba. Little Miss La Verne Whitley went to San Saba last Wednesday and had Dr.

Pence remove her tonsils, from which she is convalescing nicely. Mr. "Griffith and family now occupy the DaVe Bolinger home. Mrs. Edward Brown is in bed most of the time with a sore leg.

Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Locker and children visited in the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.

M. Locker, Tuesday night, also John Henry, Bessie 'Ann and Robert Locker McLean. Mrs. M. H.

Casey is on the sick were Sunday guests of A. P. Smith and wife. Pete Gentry, a 16 year old boy, filled the pulpit Sunday at the M. E.

church. Preaching a very interesting sermon. Mr. and Mrs. Proctor and family i of Shiloh attended church here Sunday.

AValter Coughran and wife from R. S. attended church here Sunday night. Operated Upon for Appendicitis Mrs. J.

C. AVacle was operated upon for appendicitis Friday in Brownwood at Memorial Hospital. She is convalescing nicely. Her baby girl and husband are 'Staying with the parents, Bob Cochran and wife at Locker. Hall has been ill and confined to his home for nearly two weeks but was some better Sunday.

A. B. Anderson and wife of Spring Creek made a trip to San Antonio Sunday. Mrs. Allie Edgell and niece, Miss Audrey Hall of Lphn, and little David Miller were visitors to San Saba last AVednesday.

Mrs. Marie Miller, who is visiting in the Spring Creek community, visited Mrs. Geo. Newby last Saturday. Bonnie Hayes of Algerita was in town the first of the week.

PERSONALS Miss Bessie Burgess of Cherokee has' returned home after a week's visit in San Saba as guest of Miss Florese Anderson. Miss Imogene Hall, who is in training for a nurse in Brady spending her two weeks' vacation on her father's ranch near Pontotoc. Mr. and Mrs. A.

B. Anderson from their place in the Spring Creek community, made a business trip to Ft. AVorth Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.

Howell Dufner of Pebbly Point were guests of her grandmother, Mrs. C. E. Anderson. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Hall and sons, James and Raymond, and daughter, Norma visited Mr. Hall's brother, W. 0. Hall ond wife, also nephew and family, Ralph Hall and family of Lohn, Sunday.

AV. 0. STRAUB BLACKLEG BACTER- IN, Quicker action on any age calf, life immunity, one dose at any age, sold by CITY DRUG STORE. Davis DeLuxe Batteries. Two-year guarantee.

Western Auto Associate Store. SAFETY KILL, RAT EXTERMINATOR, not poison to any other nnimal, enough to kill 100 rats is sold by CITY DRUG STORE for 25c. PRICKLY VQiiR DKUO- STOI'VE IT- TRYI7-BVYIT BAN BABA, TEXAS LOCKER By LINDY LOCKER. Mr. and Mrs.

J. Bradley of Browmvood were Ias1 week visitors of the three daughters Mrs. Rock and Mrs. Joe Stanlee Mrs. Denver Shaw, their son Key and wife, bringing them down and visiting also.

The young Mr. Buford Stanlee returned home with them for avacation. J. A. Parks and Earl and Uss Katy Myrle have returned af- a few days' visit with the son, Jim L.

and family at Post. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hillin of Ft. Stockton are visiting this week with the Parkses.

Mrs. Hetta Coffey is at Austin with her children and a sister. Rev. Sparkman and family of Norton were last week visitors 'of Mrs J. R.

Shaw and Mrs. Howard Parks. John Coffey ol Richland Spring was a recent visitor of Miss Beulah Coffey. Thomas pur postmaster was in San Saba Friday. Willard of San Saba was a visitor last week-end in the home of his father, Reovis.

Clinton Coffey larid family of Aus tin were recent visitors of relative; iere and at Richland Springs. Good interest is shown in thi Methodist meeitng. conducted by Re' Hardt and wife and Rev. Deckar of Mason. Geo.

Churchill and family have re turned from San Angelo after be ing at the bedside of the mo the who is very ill. Mattie Renfro and son from San Marcos are here visiting Sam Owen -and wife. Gummjntfs and fanw of Beaumont are tere visiting ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR WITH Mrs. J. M.

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