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

4-THE SAN SABA (Texts) NEWS MAR, 11,1965 Ctrl Hamrielci Honored On SOth Anniversary Mfc SfHl Cftfl ttamfick, llw teh ritiles west of San lit the AlgeHtR community, fcdtfdfed fcjr tneifr children ort Wedding Feb. 28, with a barbecue tfiftfttt ifi the parent's home. children Catl Jr. and Tmiton ttamrkk of Sfth Sfcba, Mrs. Floyd Baiei ahd Mrs.

othjr Jennings of Richland IS. Pickett and ftay Mam' rick 61 Fort Worth, MM. P. M. fflteeh of City and Mrs.

Bftin Betting of Lone Pine, Calif. Mf, Mrs. Hamrick were 27, 1916, as they stt in their buggy neat the eridge Bridge one mile from San Sftba. Hie late County Judge J. Hartley officiated.

with from Corner Drug Store. Mrs. HamHck is the former Maude BowefS, daughter of the late J. H. Bowers Annie Hoi- man HimHck is the son "of the late JofeW ttamrick aftd Wodds Hamfick.

The couple has lived all married life in San Saba county. He is a stock Those attending were Mr. and Mrs; Tfeftlon ttamrick, Cynthia, Lynh ahtj''Itiihy, Mr. and Mrs. Carl tfantrick Steven, Susan and Ann, Mrs.

Dorothy Jennings, Penny. Bruce and Mary and Mr Mrs. Bill Prescott of San Saba; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bates, Delpres, Trenton Dean, -Cardan, Floyd and Boyd, Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred Hatrell. Donald, Lisa and Glenn of Richland Springs; Marlin Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Byrl Moore, Mr, and Mrs.

M. E. ett," Mr. and, Mrs. Ray Hamrick, Debbie and Scotty of Fort Worth; Mr.

and Mrs. F. M. Tatsch, Karon and Junior of City; Mrs. Ervin Behling of Lone Pine, and Mr.

and Mrs. Felix Smith of Sonora. Also present were Mrs. Hamrick's two sisters, Mrs. Alma Hamrick of Texas City and Mrs.

Ola Cluck of Port Worth and a brother, Ollie Bowers and wife, of Southgate, Calif. those unable to attend were Ervin Behling, Roger and Nan of Lone Pine, and James Moore of Ft. Worth. In the afternoon a three ed white wedding cake topped with gold wedding bells and punch were served from a table covered with gold taffeta and white net and centered with an arrangement of white gladioli with gold streamers. Golden Wedding was embossed on the streamers.

Dr. and Mrs. Gribble and children of Austin were Tuesday to attend funeral services for Jeff Starts and visited briefly with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Behrens.

"Lent" Program Topie At St. Luke's Guild Meeting Lent was the theme of the program at the regular meeting of the St. Luke's Guild of the St. Luke's Episcopal Church held Wednesday, March 3, in the home of Mrs. Thomas R.

Smith. Mrs. Harry G. Doran, president, presided over the meeting. Miss Lucy Rector led the opening prayer and gave the devotional from the second book of Corinthians.

"What Is Lent?" was given by Mrs. Thomas R. Smith and Mrs. Earnest Jones. Mrs.

C. E. Tisdale gave an interesting report on the Community Action Program. Refreshments were served to five members and one visitor. The next meeting will be held in the home of Miss Lucy Rector Wednesday, March 17.

Get your Tire Bargains at Perry's Conoco Station. I There was one baby born at San Saba Memorial Hospital from March 1 to March 8. Mr. and Mrs. Candelario Galindo are the parents of Candelario III, seven pounds, five ounces, bom March 1.

NAMED PRESIDENT Loy Nell Byrd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Byrd and a student at Southwest Texas State College, has been elected president of Laurel Hall, the dormitory where she resides.

Election of all dorm officials were held at the beginning of the spring semester. Charles Everitt of Canton came today, Thursday, for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Dee Kilpatrick and Deidra and his wife and son, Tommy, accompanied him home after a visit since Monday in the Kilpatrick home. SPECIALS Thursday, March 11 thru Wednesday, March 17 GIANT SIZE TIDE 25 LB.

GLADIOLA Flour $1.59 With A $7.50 Purchose Sugar 5 LBS. IMPERIAL 3-MINUTE With SIZE Oat Meal 39 Oil Swift Jewel 45 OZ. BOTTLE CONTADINA Tomato Sauce a or CAN 7 for KRAFT DELUX MACARONI ft CHEESE DINNER 14 OZ. PKG. Kraft Dinners 2 for HUNTS OR LIBBY'S Tomato Juice 46 OZ.

CAN CLABBER GIRL Baking Powder Pick! es Heinz Genuine Dill 40 OZ. JAR 39 Apple Sauce Apple Bay 303 CAN 10 orn Silver Volley-Whole Kernel Vacuum Can 2 FOR 29 eas Rosedole 303 SIZE CAN 2 FOR Spinach Rosedale 303 SIZE CAN 2 FOR Catsup Del Monte 20 OZ. BOTTLE 2 FOR Milk Kimbell or Carnation TALL CANS I FOR $1 Orange Aid 46 OZ. CAN 29 Tomatoes NeMa 303 CAN 2 FOR Macaroni or Spaghetti 2 FOR runes Sugoripe 2 LBS. 25 OZ.

CAN Coffee Maxwell House Reg. or Drip -1 LB. CAN 65 MARKET BEEF LIVER HCWC HAMS 3 9 $1.39 Thick sliced signature 2 LPS. PORK CHOPS BISCUITS SOLID OLEO MARKET SAN SAIA, TEXAS CRACKERS Krisp 1 Lb. VANILLA WAFERS Nabisco 12 Oi.

Box CORN FROZEN FOODS Belair 2 Lb. Cello Bag MIXED VEGETABLES 2 Lb. Celio Bog ITALIAN STYLE BEANS 9 Oi. CUT BROCCOLI 0 Ol FRUIT VEGETABLES MfylcQ Sweet 29e MEEN ONIONS Lettuce 2 For 9c htod ic SPUDS Colifornio No. I 10 PEANUTS Rooittd or Row Hospital Notes Thefe 27 patients admitted and 29 dismissed at San Sabd Memorial Hospital from March 1 to Match 8.

Those admitted Hrere Mfs. Jim Galindo, Pat McMfthan, Flossie Claudine Green, Mfs. OfurnWes, Mfs. Taff, W. L.

Mfs. ttooten, Mte. fimfliA-Qatllff, Smith, Mts. Bfo'wti, Bfoyles, Cal 1 yian Smith, Dan '3. T.

Collins, Mfs. L. Gossett, Mfs. John Baskin, Igin Saba; Mfs. G.

A. Htiff, ft. F. CtJfistmas, E. Neepef, Mfs.

Rossie tiangley, Richland Springs; Mfs. Logan anas, t)an Long, GoldthWaite; S. Porch, Cherokee? Mrs. W. E.

Head, Lometa. Patients dismissed were Mfs. J. R. Tinney, Mrs.

Frank Sloan Mrs. Nora Gray, T. M. JBarker, Ben Leach, Mrs. C.

B. Pierce, Raymond Boultinghouse, Mrs. Jim Galindo, Joe Ragsdale, Mrs. Clyde Estep. Harvey Shoemake, Mrs.

0. B. Bell, Mrs G.eorge Fry, Dee House, Merrill Adams, Mrs. Logan Adams, W. L.

Grumbles, J. L. Farmer, Mrs. G. A.

Huff, R. F. Christmas, Mrs. D. E.

Grumbles, Mrs. R. F. Christmas, Mrs. Harry Feazle, Pat McMahan, Gail- yian Smith, Delma Grumbles, Mrs.

Kirby Hooten, John Smith, Harry Feazle. Best Year Yet to go Ford! Golding Motors. Drs, Ellis Ellis Optometrists 308 Citizen's Nat'l Bank Brownwood, Texas Glasses or contact lenses fitted. We grind all lenses. Call Milton 3-0184 or write P.

O. Box 149 for appointment. Locker News Mar. Martinez goat shearing crew of San Saba sheared goats for Merle E. and 0.

W. Taylor Saturday. We are sorry to report that Mrs. Paul Roberds was ill with flu the past week. We hope her speedy recovery.

Rev. and Mrs. Cafl Gentry visited their children in San Angelo last Friday and Saturday. At a track meet in Melvin last Saturday the Richland Springs team won second in competition with Eden's A team thus giving them the second place trophy. Merle Taylor Jr.

won two blue ribbons and one white ribbon. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Simpson and children, Janice, Nancy and Kitty in Dallas Thursday and Friday where they purchased some furniture for their home. They came back by Arlington and visited with Mrs.

Simpson's sister and family. Margaret Parks of Brownwood spent the mid-term holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Parks. Visitors last week with Mrs.

Alice Slaughter and Doyle were Mrs. Nancy Chadwick of Junction, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Chadwick of Cleo, Mrs. Dellie Nolen of Richland Springs and Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Sofge. The MaJcom Mask family of Richland Springs were Sunday afternoon visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Merle Taylor and children.

Weekend guests of Mrs. Opal Sofge were the Dale Johnson family and Mrs. Rosa Johnson of Ft. Worth and H. D.

Sofge of Brownwood. They were all luncheon guests of Mrs. Nadene Martin in Richland Springs R. A. Taylor.

Too Late To SMALL furnished house for rent. See CAREY FRANKLIN. 3-11-lc Best Year Yet to go Ford! Golding Motors. PALACE THEATRE San Saba, Phone 372-3535 Now Showing Thru FRIDAY, MARCH 12 Also Friday Matinee SfVEN ARTS BRYANSION TEN FEET WLL EDWARD G.ROBINSONI WHITC MUWTW 1 Constance Fergus McClelland Baton, Hal Alexander Denis Carman SATURDAY ONLY, March 13 Also Saturday Matinee Adults 60c Children 25c PLAY WAHOO Every Saturday Night AND A PAKADISE Of SONOI OAN 6LACKMAN -ANGELA LANS6URY-WNCY WALTERS. uim-ffSTa PLUS SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY WEDNESDAY March 14, 15, 16 and 17 Also Sunday Matinee ONLY ONE SHOWING EACH NIGHT Doors Open 6:30 p.m.

Show Starts 7:00 p.m. Special Low Prices Adults ts under 2, 25c ATTRACTION OF ALLTIME AT SPECIAL POPULAR PRICES! SCHEDULED PERFORMANCES AT BOXOFFICE OPENS AT SCATS KSVfCI Tlokit HoWf ftiriitnl I feltl BY DE LUXE.