The San Saba News and Star from San Saba, Texas • Page 4

Round July 2, 1970 Sati Saba Star At the Post Offfce at San Saba, 8, 18W. ttftdsf Wt of HOWARD A. HARRISON publisher ALTtfS MAE MILLER News Editor The San Saba News was founded in 1878 and has to tintioos publication since that tfefte to become San County's oldest business institution. San Saba and Adjoining Counties, one year Elsewhere in Texas Outside of Texas 96.00 All subscriptions ate cash in advance and paper will be tinued when time From The News Star Files DOWN MEMORY LANE 50 YEARS AGO (July 1, 1920) R. J.

Mauldin and family motored to San Angclo for bhe Wool Growers Association last (week. J. B. Coffey of Richland ISprings came in Friday from Dallas where he had been to attend the state convention ol druggists. Mrs.

R. S. Grain has returned from a visit with relatives in Bell county. Miss Carrie Beveridge and a party of friends of Llano motored over Sunday and spent the day with Miss Carrie's mother and sister. E.

A. Taylor of the Locker section was in town Saturday. He is one of the fanners of that part of the county who has made a success, he has a good farm, good -houses, good barn, a fine orchard and rides in a car. Miss Rita Kirkpatrick of Brownwood is the guest of Miss Kathryn Baxter at the home near Harkeyville. Killing rabbits is the order PROBLEM? Let us show you how to lohre your hot water problem Gage Plumbinc Appliances Phone 372-5526 Rheem and Mission HOT WATER HEATERS of the day.

A little boy killed 40 one evening with his target. Russell Lane has killed 28 rabbits and Elsie Carroll! his grey hounds, catches 5 to 10 each NEWS. Charlie Carroll and D. F. IBrown -will do the preaching for a revival meeting at (Harkeyville beginning Saturday night.

R. C. Sloan and family returned last week from their summer vacation in Houston and Galveston, 20 YEARS AGO (June 29, 1950) Members of the American Legion post here will hold a meeting Thursday night, July at the Harkeyville bridge, Vice Commander Louis Crump has announced. During the business session following a supper, officers for the 196051 year will elected. Kev.

Plez A. Todd, a former resident of the county and now of Grambury, will do the preaching for a Methodist revival meeting which will open at the Spring Creek church and continue through Sunday, July 9. Nuncy Jane Altizer of Cherokee, Banbara 'Smith and Waynona Wash of Richland Mrs. Joe Davis and Mrs. Bernice Murray are attending a threjn day 4-H encanjpment at Buchanan Dam.

Mr, and Mrs. Bryitnt Patton are parents of a daughter born June 23. Lamar Johunson of Cherokee left to attend the National Boy Scout meeting in Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs.

J. W. Arhelger and sons, Raymond and Bobby, were business visitors in San Antonio Tuesday. Miss Joanne Taylor returned home Thursday after the senior conference for Presbyterian young people it Mo-Ranch near Hunt. Guests of Mrs.

U. M. San- lerson are her daughter, Miss Sanderson, of Houston and granddaughters, Nancy ind Evelyn Nesrsta, San Anelo. Mrs. Perry Hardin and laughter, Winnie Mae, are vis- ting relatives in Raymondville.

Ily A. M. M. readers of Thn Mows Star continue to complain about receiving their newspapers on Unit. 1 We are sorry that we can do nothing about this, if we have the proper address, for it is not our fault.

The newspapers go into the local post office and are sent on their way from hern at the proper time each week. Apparently the holdup is in the postal Department's Sectional Centers. Newspapers are not the only mail that is delayed. We have proof of this. We received a telegram on Tuesday, June 23, that had benn postmarked June 17 in Dallas.

That is first class mail service. Some pictures mailed in Frodericksburg on Friday, June 19, which had to go through the Austin Sectional Center, then to 'Brownwood Sectional Center to be disbursed to San Saba, arrived in the local post ofifico on Wednesday morning, June 24. How's this for service? We are not blaming our local postal employees, as they cannot deliver the mail until it comes to them from the Sectional Centers. But something needs to be done about this service and the best way is to start in Washington, D. C.

Write our Congressman, Omar Burleson, and ask him to investigate the matter. Here are some little items for thought and laughter: prices are not as popular as they used to be. Another way to keep the family together is to have just one car. Horse use, naturally, dwells in a stable mind. Ad in a weekly paper, ''Lawn mower, push type.

Used very little, and when used, pushed very slow." Mrs. B. R. Til-ford, Dallas sent this to the Dallas News; Give it some thought: Hooked: Some people in this country remind me of fish which swallowed the big fat juicy worm of federal aid without seeing the hook of socialism inside. Want to loavf jour child in Hit- -ran- of a stranger? That's almost the case; when your babysitter isn't carefully Beand strictly instructed.

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Franklin of Houston were weekend guests of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Jim Baker. Your Child's Safety Depends On Baby Sitter A babysitter, however we'll meaning, can a threat to your child's safety unless certain precautions are taken, Lone Star (Ja.s Co.

manager A. A. llaesenor said today. ile noted thai Lone Star is uponsnring a home safety program throughout the company's Texas-Oklahonin distribution "Approximately one quarter of the Texans who die as a result of home accidents," llae- sener said, "ju children under five years of age. Careful selection of halbysi tiers can reduce this toll." Before entrusting children to babysitters, parents should: Me acquainted with your sitter's background and training.

Have the same sitter as regularly as possible. Provide comprehensive instructions for the sitter, in- eluding a list of emergency phone numbers and the number where you can 1x3 reached. Also provide emergency lighting such as a flashlight. Show the sitter the location of aM exits and stress that she gel the children out of bhe house immediately if suspects fire. Calling the firu department comes second, after everyone is out.

Caulion the sitter against lettng a child play with matches or appliances. Don't let an inexperienced sitter bathe a child. Remember your baib'y shouldn't, be left propped up in the even for a few i Always return home at the hour agreed upon; phone if you nre delayed. Fred M. Jenkins of Dallas visited during the weekend will his brother and wife, Mr.

and Mrs. E. H. Jenkins, and his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.

W. A. Clowe. Public Records Marriiigo Licenses Issued Kenneth Wayne Johnson and Miss Penelope New Cars Registered James Lusty, Ford Pickup, Golding Motors. Harold U.

Buntyn, Pontiac Shaw Motors. Hagley Chevrolet Lease Chevrolet Bagley Chevrolet Co. Ruben Almagucr, Chevrolet Pickup, Ifcigley Chevrolet Co. Warranty Deeds MdCurdy, et al to' Kay O. Cranford, all right, title and interest in and to that certain lot, tract or parcel of land being out of and a part of O.

Wilcox Survey No. 38. A. J. Harvey, et al to Harley Cantrell, all that certain tract of land being i the Town of Kichland Springs and being a part of E.

Hagerman Survey No. 282. Mack Walters, El Paso; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smithwick, Marlin; Mr.

and Mrs. Jerry Hayes, and Mrs. Smithwick, Denton; J. H. Walters arid Mrs.

Frances Hill, Longview, visited Mrs. Joe Clark over the weekend. Kerrville Site Of Davenport Reunion of Kel'bert am Davc-njioH met at thf Inn of the Hills in Kerrvillf 1 li! and 13 for the annua family reunion. group staged a "-I2 1 tournament, and Tom Wood Austin was named champion player for 197(1. The golf tro winner was Kent Daven port.

Horsnback riding was another form of entertainment for those attending. During the business session Mrs. Albin Wood of Richlam 'Springs and iBob Wood were elected co-presidents. W. Looney of Austin was namec secretary-treasurer.

It was decided to hold the 1971 reunion meeting at the home of Hubert Davenport in Freeport ami the dates were for June 11-12. Visitors who joined the family metnibers for the meeting wore Steve Loras of Dallas Mrs. Gail Smith and Mrs. Birdie Chapman, Kerrville; ant Mr. and Mrs.

Herman Childress. Baptist Men's Camp Scheduled July 10-11 The Heart of Texas Baptist Men's Jubilee will be held July 10 and 11, at the Heart of Texas Baptist Encampment, iBrownwood. The program will start at 1:30 p.m. Friday, July 10, with a golf tournament, fishing rodeo and Horse Shoe Pitching Championship, with registration beginning at 4:30 p.m., followed by other recreation. Bob Dixon will be the key note speaker for the Friday evening session.

Breakfast will ibc served at a.m. Saturday, followed Iby various forms of recreation and meetings. There will be a itour of the Academy of Freedom and the Pioneer Baptist Men's Reunion during the Luman W. Holman will be bhe key note speaker on Saturday and assist in workshops. For further information, persons may contact the Rev.

Albert Brown or Henry Edmondson, president of San Saiba Baptist Men. CLOWE INSURANCE AGENCY Insure in SURE Insurance Office Phone 372-3211 Resident Phone 372-3891 W. A. CLOWE ROSA LEE CLOWE VACATION SPECIAL FAMOUS GULF CROWrNS 16 45 for the 6.50-13 Tubelesj Whitewall plus Federal Excite Tax and your old tire. Here's a feature-packed tire an economy price.

Deep corner-gripping tread.Tough all-nylon cord, Wraparound five-rib design, WE HAVE AU SIZES AVAILABLE Larry's Gulf Station 372,3998 Son Sobo '(p OffOSlI "I know not what course others may take, but as for Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death!" Patrick Henry In the name of liberty Patrick Henry spoke these courageous words. And in the name of liberty a declaration was signed, a country formed and a war fought. The Fourth of July symbolizes this spirit of independence which has prevailed, City National Bank Member of Federal Sytttm IAN SAIA, TEXAS Family Held Id Powell (SC) A family get-together was held in the home of Mrs. Reed Powell and Leon at Richland Springs during the weekend of June 20-21. Children and grandchildren present were Mr.

and Mrs. Bea Powell of Kempner; Mrs. Ruth Massey, Llano; Mr. and Mrs. S.

L. Jeffrey, San Saba; Mr. and Mrs. John W. Powell, Round Rock; Mr.

and Mrs. Johnny Titlow and Jerry and their granddaughter, Kasey Lee, Tennesses Colony; Mr. and Mrs. T. C.

Christian, Terry and Janice, Goldsmith; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Powell, Kenneth, Kay, Sue and iBecky, of Mercury. And, Mrs. Ray Hill and Gary, Mr.

and Mrs. Norman Powell, Rihonda and Beth, of Arp; Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Powell, Robbie, Cindy, Beth and Pam, Mr. and Mrs.

C. iP. Holcomb, Steve and Marsha, Lampasas; Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Holconvb and Gordon of Katy; Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Otto and Gregg, Houston. Also, other relatives present were Mr. and Mrs. C.

T. Burk, 0. L. Powell of Brown-wood; Mr. and Mrs.

Junior David and Melissa, Mercury; Mrs. Mamie Myrick, Mrs. C. B. Powell, Mr.

and Mrs. Floyd Powell, Zephyr; and friends including Rex Ropor, Fort Worth; Susan Rowe, El Paso; Mr. and Mrs. Jim West, Round Rock; Mrs. W.

R. Quain and Mrs. Bill Edwards, Richland Springs. Former Resident Dies In Ranger Mrs. Lola A.

Murray, 88. of Ranker, native of San Saba, died at 9:30 p.m. Tuesday, June 16, in a nursing home at Ranger. The former Lola Owen, a was born Jan. 3, 1882 in San Saba county.

She was married to William F. Murray Dec. 25, 190t, here in San Saba. Her husband died Sept. 6, 1JK59.

She had been resident of Ranger since 1918. She was a member of the I First United Methodist Church. Funeral services were held! at 4 p.m. Thursday, June 18,1 in Killingsworth Funeral Home! Chapel with the Rev. D.

Thom-l as Tribble, pastor of the First! United Methodist Church, ficiating. Burial was in the Eveiigreenl Cemetery under the direction! of Killingsworth Funeral include two W. 0. (Owen) Murray of Odessa and R. C.

Murray of Monahans; one brother, Joe Owen I of it Worth; three grand-j child i en; and five great-grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. J. 'B.

Murray! and daughter, Lucy, attended the services for his sister-in-1 law. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Elkins of Barnhart were guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Little and Chuck, during the weekend. BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY PROGRESSIVE, AMBITIOUS AND GROWING BUSINESSMEN AND FIRMS SERVING YOU IN SAN SABA AND SURROUNDING COUNTIES. Let Us Fill Your Prescription We will gladly come get your Prescription if a new one, fill it and deliver it to you. If a refill, just call our number. City Drug Store THE REXALL STORE Chet Garvin, Registered Ucenae No.

10947; 5f I Dial Phone ATTRESSES New and Renovate Choice of ticking Choice of firmness New innerspring unit New mattress guarantee Western Mattress Co. ISO? Austin Ave. BROWNWOOD, TEXAS in San Saba call 372-3342 Nails Courts PERRY UAROIN 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.

O. Box 149 For Appointment ARCH CLEMENTS Agency General Insurance Ph. 372-3531 Box 123 San Saba, Texas See HENRY RATLIFF Farm Bureau Insurance Blue Cross Blue Shield Office Phone 372-5261 Homo Phone 372-3047 LOUIS M. CRUMP Attorney-At-Law North of City National Bank Phone 372-5232 San HOWELL OORAN FUNERAL HOME 1209 West Storey, San Saba, Texas Owned and Operated by FRANK BROWN and FRED McCALL CEMETERY SERVICES SALES: Monuments, Graveling Lots, Curbing SERVICES: Setting Monuments, Resetting Monuments, Fill-in Dirt and Sand 372-M2H 372-3872 K. Contract Morton-Connors Insurance NMM 372.302*.