The San Saba News and Star from San Saba, Texas • Page 10

MEMKKHP Mm of flu SAN SABA COUNTY PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION PAt MURRAY EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT JAMES f. GRAY PRESIDENT DIRECTORS: AREAI COLEN B. GAUNY VICE-PRESIDENT, CHAIRMAN JOHNNIE FRANKLIN CASEY A. HEATHERLY W. D.

KENNEDY NOLAN MDKEE THURMAN SAXON T. J. STEWART MERLE E. TAYLOR ROY B. TlMBERLAKE C.

WOOD Adams, Hubert Adams, Melton Alexander, C. (John) Altizer, John Amthor, Brothers Arhelger, John W. Armes, Roy Ashley, Reuben Bagley, Roy B. Sons Bagley, Roy Gene Bailey, John Bailey, Sarah Mrs. Barefoot, H.

F. Barker, Brantley Barnes, Keith Ranch Barnett, H. W. Barrett, Verda Mrs. Barrier, Raymond Barton, A.

T. Bates, Eugene Baxter, Grace Baxter, S. A. Bearden, Floyd Beckner, James Behrens, Douglas Bell, Lydia Blomquist, Sig Bode, Ted J. Bogard, W.

H. Boren, L. S. Boultinghouse, Ada Lee Mrs. Boultinghouse, L.

D. Bowden, Cecil Breazeale, R. H. Brister, G. H.

Brister, Jackie brown, Cecil Brown, Hollie L. Mrs. Brown, J. E. Brown, Ted Jr.

Brown, Watt Brown, W. B. Mrs. Brown, Winnie Q. Mrs.

Broyles, Paul Broyles, Robert Broyles, Thehna Mrs. Burk, Silas Mrs. Burnham, Billy K. Burnam, Cameron, D. A.

Campbell, Edd R. Capps, Joyce Carrell, C. M. Mrs. Carroll, E.

C. Carroll, J. L. Carter, Cullie A. Casbeer, G.

W. Mrs. Casbeer, Jack Cavness, D. E. Cawyer, A.

D. Chadwick, 'H, D. Christian, B. B. Churchill, Frank Churchwell, G.

A. Clark, Dick Clayton, W. M. Clegg, Giles C. Jr.

Coffee Powell Cobern, L. Son Coltmrn, Sheral Coleman, Jack Collier, Robert Cone, C. Jr. Cox, Willie Mrs. Crawford, W.

T. Crockett, Olon Cummins, H. T. Mrs. Cummins, Noel Crutsinger, Martin Daniel, J.

Lee Daniel, Robert Lee Davenport, A. Davidson, Barney Mrs. Davidson, Billy R. Davis, D. E.

Davis, Joe C. Davis, W. C. iMrs, Dean, Dennis Dean, Tom Dennis, George T. Derrick, Howard Dott'lemyer, W.

C. Mrs. Do ran, Russell B. Dyess, Edmondson, B. Edmondson, Carson Eumondgon, Homer Eawards, Harold Jigger, Will EJJjott, F.

C. Elliott, Maryin Ellis, Joe H. Epperson, George D. Lppeisoi), j. E.

Mrs, Epperson, James Estep, Ada Lee Mrs. Kstep, Clyde Faris, Toad faubion, C. Jg. Elltm Fortune, J. AREA 2 JIM M.

GAGE VICE-PRESIDENT, CHAIRMAN ERNEST BROWN MRS. MINA BURKE MRS. GERTRUDE HILLIN ORIS GOLDEN ARTHUR LOW HORACE E. NANCE MRS. RAYMOND OLIVER T.

J. TAFF TERRY J. WALKER Freese, Lucy J. Mrs. Gaige, Calvin T.

Gage, Jim M. Gage, R. M. "Pudge" Gage, Wilton G. Gamblin, J.

Gauny, Colen B. Germany, C. Golden, Claude Golden, Oris Goode, W. E. Mrs.

Gossett, Van Graves, Lillie Mrs. Gray, Estelle Mrs. Gray, Gordon Gray, James F. Gray, Nora Mrs, Gregg, Lillie M. Mrs.

Grimes, J. P. Gristy, H. G. Grumbles, Albert Grumbles, W.

L. Hall Ranch Hamrick, Alma W. Mrs. Hamrick, Trenton Hanna, O. E.

Hardin, Perry Harkey, B. D. Harkey, C. A. Jr.

Harkey, Douglas Harkey, Jack M. Harkey, 0. B. Harkey, Olan Harlow, William L. Harrell, Weldon Harris, Zane Harrison, Howard Hart, Edward Hawkins, Leslie Hayes, Clyde Heatherly, C.

A. Henderson, J. W. Henry, Gordon Henniger, E. R.

Mrs. Hibler, C. C. HLbler, F. H.

Hiilsmeier, Albert Hillin, Gertrude Mrs. Hillman, A. C. Hillman, E. G.

Holland, Bert Holland, Oscar Hoover, J. W. House, Dee M. Houston, D. A.

Howell, Tom W. Hultin, June P. Hultin, Sam U. Isham, Grady Isham, Sam Isham, Worth Ivy, J. W.

Jeffrey, S. 'L. Johanson, Clyde Johnson, Craigan Johnson, C. W. Johnson, Dor Johnson, W.

W. Jones, Glen Jones, Lester Jordan, Judkins, Lonnie Kauvalis, Sam Kelly, Hudson J. Kennedy, W. D. King, H.

Kirk, L. Krauss, Addie Mrs. Kuykendall, A. R. Kuykendall, H.

Kuykendall, James Kuykendall, Kenneth Kuykendall, C. Mrs, Kuykendall, Lackey, Patsy Lam'bert, Buelah Mrs. Lambert, C. B. Lancaster, C.

E. Mrs. Land, Qdean Landers, Larremore, Clayton E. Latham Latham, Latham, W. Lee, Lehrer, Raymond Lemons, T.

S. LevereH) Delia Lidstone, Ntoholas Linthicum, Edward. H. L- Linsey, Lively, Lively, Seyrus g. AREA 3 L.

S. BOREN VICE-PRESIDENT, CHAIRMAN S. A. BAXTER GEORGE EPPERSON TODD PARIS TOM W. HOWELL BAXTER LIVELY MYLES MCDOWELL MRS.

DORIS "BILL" PORCH MRS. B. A. SOWERS C. E.

TISDALE Lively, Sherman Lively, W. E. Locker, Loyd Locker, Maynard Locker, W. C. Long, T.

0. Longley, Alvis Longley, Lorene Mrs. Low, Arthur Luke, Chris Mrs. McCarty, Rex McConnell, J. P.

Mrs. McConnell, John P. McConnell, J. T. Estate MoCoury, Billie B.

MoCoury, J. E. M'cCoury, Maynard Mrs. MoCutchen, Walker McDoniel, B. C.

MdDoniel, J. W. Fowler McDowell, J. C. Mrs.

McDowell, Myles McGary, O. B. McGregor, T. G. Mclntosh, Billy Joe MoKee, H.

C. McKee, Nolan McKneely, W. C. MoKinnerney, A. D.

MoKinnerney, W. H. MoLerran, Charlie McPhersou, John E. Mr. Mrs.

Maddox, V. R. Mahan, Max Martin, Mark Matlock, R. D. Matlock, Vernon Maults.by, Kenneth Maultsby, Sammie L.

Maxcey, John C. Maxcey, Mack May, Ben C. May, W. P. Mays, Buford Elizabeth Mitt'leton, Charles Miller, Fay Millican, Julian Millican, S.

A. Millican, Virga Mrs. Millican, E. Mrs. Moore, A.

L. Mrs. Moore, Sam M. S. C.

Ranch Mullins, 0. Murray, J. B. Murray, Pat Murray, R. G.

Jr. Nance, Nkkolson, Edwin No red, Geneva Norris, Elmer J. Norris, Maldon Norwood, Gladys Mrs. O'Banon, Alton K. Farm Ranch Ohse, Velma Mrs, Oliver, Stacy Oliver, Floyd Oliver, Velma Oliver, Velma Sons Osbourn, John Oswald, J.

C. Owen, Jack W. Owen, W. L. Parisher, Dan E.

Park, B. Park, Parker, J. Parker, Rex Parks, T. Earl Peary, Emit Pelata, Hubert Perry, Howard Perry, John Son Perry, Lorene Mrs. Perry, Mary Mrs, Perry, H.

Mrs, Petty, J. C. Polk, Ivor Mae Polk, Pool, C. C. pool, Christine Pool, pa).

Porch, Doris Son Ragsdale, Joe Uuiubolt, Sam Kainey, Randolph, M. G. Randolph, Richard Jtunkin, Marshall Jlwwls, i3Ji Ray, Odean MRS, G. M. CARRELL SECREtARY-TREASURER AREA 4 PAT MURRAY VICE-PRESIDENT, CHAIRMAN Ft.

H. BREAZEALE T. A. DAVENPORT JOE H. ELLIS O.

B. HARKEY ALBERT H. HIILSMEIER JAMES KUYKENDALL TAYLOR "DUTCH" MCGREGOR THOMAS A. SLOAN FRANK "PANCHO" SLOAN Ratlifr, G. H.

Reese, Raleigh Rhoden, W. B. Roberds, B. Roberds, Euvin Roberds, Paul Roberts, C. T.

Rabbins, R. A. Robinson, Preston Roohat, Linnie Mrs. Rogers, Joe E. Roy, Oneida Russell, Maggie Mrs.

Rutherford, Archie Sanderson, Glenn Sanderson, J. T. Sansom, H. E. Thurman Schneider, Loye A.

Sealy, Edgar Senterfltt, Reuben Shahan, Jimmie Shapiro, Harry Shaw, R. Shook, J. W. Silver Spur Ranch Simpson, Oscar J. Slaughter, Alice M.

Mrs. Slaughter, Doyle W. Sloan, Amy E. Sloan, Bill Sloan, F. A.

Sloan, Frank Jr. Sloan, Laura R. Sloan, Thomas A. Smith, A. D.

Smith, Alfred Smith, George A. Dr. Smith, Major Bob Smith, Jess Smith, J. Moody Mrs. Smith, Jimmie Smith, Lloyd D.

Smith, S. M. Smith, W. J. Snodgrass, Sam Sofge, Carl Sofge, T.

M. Mrs. Spears, Aubrey Spivey, T. Spivey, W. A.

Stephens Harrison Stewart, Alvin A. Stewart, T. J. Stewardson, J. L.

Sutton, A. I. Taff, E. L. Taff, T.

J. Tallant, A. M. Taylor, Cora L. Mrs.

Taylor, Elbert Taylor, H. M. Taylor, Mahala Taylor, Merle E. Taylor, O. W.

Taylor, Richard S. Terry, C. J. Ruby Thomas, E. Doyle Thompson, B.

C. Mrs, Thornton, Alice Mrs. Till, J. C. Mrs, Timberlake, Roy S- Tisdale, C.

E. Torolinson, Tripp, M. 0. Van Cleave, Roger Walker, George B. Walker, James D.

Walker, John Lee Walker, LeRoy Walker, Terry Wallace, Alvena Mrs. Ware, R. L- Mrs. Wash, N. West, Temple White, Owen 8, Whitley, Jody WhitJey, 'Leon Whittenburg, Wil'born, L.

D. Sr, Mrs. Wilton, George Wimjkertyi U. A- Estate Wood, C. 0, fi, Wood, B.

Mrs, Woodward, Nora, Vancy, JF, Tht obovt mtmbfrihip lift wet quthprized to bt pwblifhtd bytht loord of of mofttr of public intfrtft tg gyr ll lll 1M HHI Hl CJytte Tero J. Cyras Deep Creek Driftings Jan. John Madison Jr. family spent the Christmas holidays with the Moot Gibsons. Their youngest is named for ye olde dfiftef.

Mr. and Mrs. bean Gage and Cassie Beth spent Christmas weekend with home folks, dividing theif visit between the Clem Gages in San Saiba and the Gibsons of Deep Creek. The J. Lusty family of Tennessee spent the holidays with his relatives on Deep Creek, the James Lustys, the Arthur Cooks and Lucille and Kenneth Johnson, ahd the Vef- ner Lustys in San ahd the Clarence "Happy" Blod- getts.

Miss Teresa Patrick, Bill Bush, Thomas, James and William Gibson slopped in at the Gibsons the day after Christmas long enough to sample a few left-overs and for Bill to try out Kathy's new drums. James Lusty is on the sick list and several other of the DCR hands should be the way they are snorting and carrying on. Coach John Barfleld apent Sunday with the Giibson boys, Doug, John and Ed. Mr. and Mrs.

J. C. "Hoot" Gibson attended funeral services for John Madison Sr. Sunday. Hoot Gibson helped with the Masonic funeral services for Jim Jordan earlier in the week.

San Saba Star Jan. 14, 1971 Saturday evening (going home, ye olde drifter had the chance to see a Mexican Moufttain Lion cross the road in front of her on the Gibbons Ranch, in the pasture called the Rouhdtree, Sunday morning dfiftef spouse rode around looking for caves ahd such 'but time was short and we had ho hick However, the fide was beautd- we went to Wolf Springs where Mf, Billy Gibbons Used to herd sheep, Part of ah old cabin is there ahd a crumpled i-ock fence. From there we went oh to Hog Camp. One of the hicest events of the holidays was the viewing of the film, "Famous Trees of America." It shows the most beautiful trees you'll ever see as well as ah educational film. The highlight was wedding of Mr.

and Mi's, Guy T. Wood under iSan Saba County's wedding oak. Barney SttU livan, head of the San County Chamber of Commerce brought the film to Richland Springs Douglas Gibson ran the projector. Due to the short time the film could be kept, many folks were disappointed. It will be a television show so others will 'be able to see it.

There will ibe another movie made, ibased on the wed- d'ing scene and called of the Roses." Mrs. iHenniger from north of Richland Springs brought ye olde drifter some Jalapeno pepper jelly, ure is good stuff. Arthur Cook and Hoot son are burning pear on DGR this week. The livestock are feeling the from lack of fall rains. There will 'be a very short (if any) crop of Bluebonnets this year.

Nona. You're always paid promptly. If you've ever had an accident, you know what it means to be paid promptly. That's why it is wise to deal with a strong, reliable Insurance Company that has a reputation for taking care of payments. For additional information, call us! CONNORS INSURANCE Phone 372-3029 Son Sofca B.

May Diet In SS Hospital Benjamin Cliftoh May, 87, died at a.m. Thursday, Jan. 7, in San Saiba Memorial Hospital, following an extended illness. Funeral services were held at ,2 p.m. Saturday, Jan.

9, in Funeral Chapel, conducted by the Rev. L. White ahd the Rev. Albert Burial was in City Cemetery with Masonic rites. Pallbearers included Lloyd Smith, Silas Siiiitii, Reu- beh Sehterfitt, B.

B. Christian, Wilson George Walker, Claude Golden and Ernest Brown, Howell-Doran Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. A retired Texaco Consignee and rancher, May was born July 30, 1883, In Burleson county, the son of W. E. May and Sally Newcomb May.

He came to San iSaba county at an early age and resided here most of 'his life. He married Kattylee Henry Bourlan Sept. 9, 1933, in Oklahoma. He was a Mason and a Baptist. He is survived by his wife; two daughters, Mrs.

W. 0. Gross of Waco and Mrs. L. E.

Martin of San Antonio; a step-son, Thomas C. Bourlan of Evansville, Ir.d.; three sisters, Mrs. Bertha Cunningham, Mrs. Eunice Praitt and Miss Julia May, all of Houston; several grandchildren and great- grandchildren. Rites Held For Luther Barber Services for Luther T.

Barber, 68, of 2027 Walnut, San Angelo, were held at 10 ajm. Thursday, Jan. 7, in Johnson's Funeral Home Chapel with the Rerv. Dr. Joe Cooper of St.

Mark's iPresbyterian Church officiating. Burial was in Lawnhaven Memorial Gardens, there. Barber died at 11:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 6, in Shannon Hospital.

He was born Aug. 31, 1902, in Pontotoc and was married to Eula Wright in 1926 at Eldorado. They moved to San Angelo from Eldorado in 1941. He was an accountant and was employed Jones-Hayes-Sanders and Co. since June 1, 1963.

He was a member of St. Mark's Presbyterian Church. Survivors include his wife; a son, Bobby Barker of San Angelo; a 'brother, Leon 'Barber of Cherokee; a sister, Mrs. Delma Carter of Arlington; two grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Mrs.

Tommie Joe Clark and son, John Richard, of Dallas, apent the week with Mr. and Mrs. Dick Clark. produce was sometimes at payment for Now, checking accounts can ease that load and you'll have a permanent record of payments. BANK WITH THI HIINDIY SAN SABA NATIONAL BANK Oldf it Nitiontl Itnk in Stn County SAN 5AIA, T6XAS.