The San Saba News and Star from San Saba, Texas • Page 3

RETURN FROM TRIP Mr. and Mrs. Andy Morgan have returned home recently from a trip to California where they visited their son, Walter Morgan and family. They made the trip by train and car. Some of places visited while there included Santa Barbara, where they had a picnic, Camp Comfort, where they were present for a fish fry, Ventura Beach, Santa Paula, Los Angeles, Hollywood, Disney Land and other places of interest.

Mrs. A. B. Spradling of Arcadia and her daughter, Mrs. Charles Parker and children, Jimmy and Debbie, of Alvi came June 26 and visited over the weekend witn her sisters and families, Mrs Clayton Shaw and Mrs.

Albert Whitley. OPEN July4 From 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Bring the family for an all-day picnic and swimming party at MILL POND PARK and SWIMMING POOL Barbecue Honors Edward Brooks Edward (Nookie) Brooks, home on leave from Fort Chaffee, was honored recently with a surprise picnic and barbecue by Mr. and Mrs.

B. E. Brooks and La- Nell, friends and relatives. Dinner was spread in the old fashioned picnic style and the barbecue was prepared by R. E.

Baker. Friends and relatives attending the event included Mrs. Rosa Barker, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barker, Mike and Martha, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Brown, David and Evelyn, Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Beaver and Morris, Mr. and Mrs.

i Cole and Doris of Georgetown; Mrs. Lawrence Headrick, Sue, David, Larry and Robert Dale of Bertram; Mrs. Bill Means and children of Odessa; Janet Harris, Janie Lackey, Margie Fitzgerald, Lee Ellen West, Darlene Andrus, E. M. House, Guy Snider, Jack Grumbles, Billie Don Edmondson, Chris Nance, Don Brandenberger, Estello Millican, Joe Ragsdale, Mary Farr, Gordon Lee Oliver, -Suzanne Gray, Gailyian Smith, Jorly Whitley, Temple West and his brother, Mr.

and Mrs. R. E. Baker, Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Grumbles, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Lctbet- Mrs. Clarence Roy and Sue, all of San Saba. ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF SON Mr.

and James C. Haselden of Denver, have announced the birth of a son, eight pounds and five ounces, born June 20. The paternal grandparents am Floyd Haselden and Mrs. Leta Mae Offer, formerly of San Saba The father is a native of San Saba. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Blakeney and daughter, Nancy, of Avenal, came Sunday, June 30, for a visit with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. M. H.

Perry Sr. Corral In Gift Tea Favors Mrs. Lowell Gage Mrs. Lowell Gage, a recent bride, was favored with a gift tea at the home of Mrs. W.

N. Moore Sunday afternoon from to 5 p.m. Other hostesses included Mmes. Roy Hendricks, Frank Shaw, Johnny Franklin, Max Mahan and Mack Hillin. The party rooms were decorated with seasonal flowers.

Receiving the guests with Mrs. Moore and the bride, nee Gradine Isham, were Mrs. Grady Isham, mother of the bride, Mrs. Med Gage, mother of the bridegroom, and Mrs. Roy Hendricks.

The refreshment table, covered with white cut-work linen ovei green, was centered with an arrangement of Fuschia gladioli and greenery. Miss Joan Ann Isham. sister to the bride, presided at the punch bowl while Miss Linda Hendricks served the cake squares. Miss Karen Moore presided at the gift display. About 40 guests called during the afternoon.

Mrs. Gage and her husband, both natives of San Saba, are liv 'ng at Arlington where she with the telephone company. Her husband is employ ed at Grand Prairie. 4-H Members Present Cherokee HD Program The Cherokee Home Demonstration Club met in the home of Mrs. Jim Epperson June for a program by Cherokee -i-H club members.

With Mrs. Albert Hiilsmeier, president, presiding, Don Hiilsmeier played a piano selection, followed by a reading. The roll call was answered by each member stating how she could help a 4-H member. Barbara Maddox and a Walker modeled their dresses which they had recently made for the 4-H dress revue. Refreshments of cake and ice cream were served to the group, including Mrs.

Albert Hiilsmeier and Kathy Sue and Don, Mrs. George Boultinghou'se, Mrs. Chas. McLerran, Mrs. Ellis Randolph and Jolene, Mrs.

Van Maddox and Barbara, Mrs. Morris Walker and Mary and Nadine. The next meeting will be July 24 with Mrs. Hal Breazeale. omen lew A JULY 4, 1957 THK SAN SABA (Texas) Mrs.

VVayny Hurst, nee Grace Brown, and her sister, Mrs. Harry Feazle, of Dallas, came Sunday for a visit over the July 4th holiday with their sister, Mrs. Prentis Smith, at Richland Springs. M-System Grocery and Market No limit on any of these items. The more you buy the more money you save.

"PRICES GOOD FOR ONE WEEK" ARMOUR'S PURE PORK LARD, 3 Lb Carton 59c PENNICK GOLDEN CORN SYRUP, Gal 39c JELLO, All Flavors, 2 for 15c PINTO BEANS, 4 Ib. Bag 45c Salmon, Brookdale, Tall Can 35c PINTO BEANS, 2 Ib. Bag 23c TOMATO JUICE, Libby's 46 oz. Can 25c PINEAPPLE JUICE, Libby's 46 oz. Can 25c Toilet Tissue, Waldorf, 4 rolls 28c French's Mustard, 9 oz.

Jar 13c French's Mustard, 24 oz. Jar 27c Spam or Treet, 12 oz. Can 39c HUNT'S TOMATOES, Solid Pack, Ha id Peeled, Tail Can 14c MY-T-FINE PUDDINGS, All Flavors, 2 for 15 Apple Juice, Quart Bottle 26c GRAPE ADE, 46 oz. Can 25c SANI-FLUSH, Large Can 20c SARDINES, Flat Can 8c INSTANT COFFEE, All Brands, 6 oz. Jar $1 25 CROWN COFFEE, A Good Coffee, 1 Lb.

Can 74c ORANGE DRINK, Non-Carbonated, 46 oz. Can 20c JOLLY TIME POPCORN, Regular 22cTall Can 17c TOMATOES CHILI PEPPERS, No. 1 Can, Very Hot, 2 for 15c CREAM STYLE GOLDEN SWEET COBN, No. 1 Can, Good Grade 7c Mason Jar Rings Lids, carton 30c VINEGAR, Quart Jar 14 LIPTON TEA BAGS 56c Post's Toasties, Lge. Size Box 17c Rice Chex, Large Size Box 16c LINIT, The Perfect Laundry Starch, No Cooking, 16c Size IQc PEANUT BUTTER, Big Top, Iced Tea Goblet, Reg.

52c, now 39 HERSHEY'S CHOCOLATE SYRUP, 1 Lb. Can i 7c OAT MEAL, Three Minute, Largest Round Box 38 CANNED MILK, Cloverbloom, Large Can, 2 for 25c CUT-RITE WAXED PAPER, 125 Ft. Roll 24c FRUIT COCKTAIL, Libby's No. Can 32 Comet Rice, 12 ez. Pkg 14c Pork Beans, No.

303 Can 8c POST'S TENS 34c DATES, 1 Lb. Bog 19 Folger's Coffee, 1 Lb. Can 95c Macaroni, Our Best, 7 oz. pkg. 7c Admiration Coffee, 1 Ib 89c Catsup, Snider's, 14 oz.

Bottle 15c SLICED PINEAPPLE, Libby's Flat I 4c PRUNE JUICE, Sunkist, Unsweetened, 12 oz. Can 12c PAPER PLATES, 9-lnch Pack, 12 to Pkg lie GULF SPRAY" FLY SPRAY, Quart Can 44c Pints 28c PINK SALMON, Best Grade, Flat Can 29c SPINACH, Tip Top Brand, No. 303 Can lOc DIAL SOAP, Both Size 15c Size 12c Lipton's Tea, 14c size pkg. lOc Table Salt, 1 Ib. Round Pkg.

7c KOTEX 25c Mr. and Mrs. Paul Golding Experience Hospitable and Inhospitable Events on Trip i MRS. DAVID TKKRY SM'E iii'i- Judith Annette Spwirs Judith Annette Spears Becomes Bride Of David Terry Sipe In Church Ceremony iss Judith Annette Spears, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Audrey A. Spears, formerly of San Saba, became the bride of David Terry Sipe, son of Dr. and J. Marvin Sipe of Houston, on Saturday, June 22, in a candlelight ceremony at the Southland Baptist Church in Houston. The Rev.

Leslie Welch read the vows before an altar decorated with a large white tulle fan, adorned with a cascade of cream peonies and white gladioli, flanked by candelabra entwined with smila.x. Joe Schmidt and i Lundy of Houston lighted the iles. Miss Donna Wilfoiig "Walk Hand in Hand" an. At the close of th ring ceremony, t-ung l.iird's Prayer" while the bridal I knelt on a. The organist, were Miss Linda i'arker and Mrs.

Leslie Welch. sang "Be- oublu "The and Jack Sipe. Miss Janice Howell presided at tho bride's book. After a wedding trip to Xew Orleans, the couple will reside in Houston. The bride graduated in a from the San Jacinto High School, where she was class beauty of 'he class and a member of the "Golden Caueho" drill team.

Tho bridegroom was a football and track star at San Jacinto High School. In his senior year he won the lius.sy-Selman award the most, outstanding athlete 'if the year. He will attend the ''niversity of Houston this fall. (itiests from San Saba attending I IIP wedding included Mrs. W.

T.indsey, maternal grandmother of the bride, Mrs. A. M. Spears. grandmother of bride, also other relatives.

Mis, Kunice Broun, Mrs. Aubrev I Spenr-s and Carolyn Sue, Mr. and I M'-. (J. M.

Tax lor. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Golding experienced two very unusual incidents during their trip to attend a Ford Merchandising School Reunion held at Point Clear, recently. The reunion was Tor all students of the Southwest Region of the school and about 100 men and their wives were present for the festivities.

The reunion ia an annual event and will be held next year at Saa Antonio. En route to Alabama, Mr. and Mrs. Golding were stopped at Waynesboro, and were named the "Hospitality Couple" for this year. Golding said that they were overnight guests of the town and were royally entertained.

Their pictures were taken and will appear in The Wayne County News. The Business and Professional Women's Club was Miss Nancy Walker Plans Home Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Hilly D. Walker of Cherokee have announced the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, to Ray Rawls, son of Mr.

and Mrs. R. L. Rawls of San Saba. The bride-elect is a graduati of Cherokee High School, San Angelo Junior College and Shannon School of Nursing of Sat: Angelo.

She, registered nurse, is employed at the San Saba Memorial Hospital. The bridegroom-elect is a graduate of San Saba High School and served some time in the United Stales Military Service. He took his basic training at Anti-Aircraft Artillery Replacement Training enter, Ft. Bliss. The wedding has been planned lor August 17 at the home of the parents of the bride-elect.

VISITS HOME Jack Kdmondson of Galveston and his son, 'Jack Edmondson Jr. of Austin, have been visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Kdmondson, for the past weeks. Hoth have been occupied while here as Jack Kdmondson has been painting his father's home and his son underwent a tonsilectomy at the local hospital.

They expected to return home today, Thursday, July Mr. and Mrs. A. Manna of San Angdo and granddaughter, Adrian lie Dyer, of l.ubbock, came Monday, June 24. for an overnight visit, with Mr.

and Mrs. Carson Kdmondson and familv. i sponsors for the hospitality program in that city and it was said that Mr. and Mrs. Golding wera the first couple the club had selected from Texas.

The other unusual experience was being marooned at a 9 Charles, during the recent visit of Hurricane Audrey on that city, when they were enrouta home. Golding said that they had kept constantly posted by radio regarding the storm and since radio reports stated that a storm would not reach that city before another day, they decided to spend the night, Wednesday, June During the night, the hurricane struck a full blow on the town and they were unable to leave their room the next morning, was Friday before they were able to leave the city and return home. They were unabla to go out for food at first, nor was there any lights or power for utilities. Golding said they wcro safo in the building where they were staying but he did not can- to experience another storm like it. ANNOINCI-: SON'S BIRTH T-Sgt.

and Mrs. Milton E. Sul- sor of lUirtlesvillo, hav-i announced the birth of a son, born July 1. the message came to the maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Loye A. Barker, the child had not been named. The paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. M.

J. Sulser of Tyler. This is the couple's second child, as they have a daughter, Suzanne, age 3. Mrs. Sulser is the former Nflda Barker.

Mrs. Barker left Tuesday. July 2, for a two-week. visit with her daughter and family. Coming to the PALACE THEATRE Friday and Saturday July 12 13 I ELVIS PRESLEY MR.

ROCK 'N' ROLL HIMSELF! LOVE ME TENDER RICHARD'EGAN Given in marriage by her fath- iither out of town the bride waring a gown' Mr-. Carl Smith, Mrs. G- A. lace and tulle Mr. and G.

G. Wilke styled with long sleeves of lace Kenneth Wilkes, Mr. and Mrs. extending into point over her W. Lir.d-ey, ll from Ft.

Worth; hands. The round neckline. was Miss piu.enger. Miss Kdtri with uf hire. Mrs.

Helen Taylor and The voluminous was Hazel Hailey from Muncie. wilh row, i-iffli's uf the iaeu Mr. and Albert folds man, Dale and Donald Hartmai; train. from Ind. iusion i i if and tulle which into forming a length veil of silk COMPLETE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE Accurate Compounding of Prescriptions, Friendly, Prompt Service, and complete stock of the best in drugs and pharmaceutical, all in the hands of Registered Pharmacists, is the reason we ask you, "Let us fill your prescription." CITY DRUG STORE diet flarvi in STOKE J.

W. Ci umrtnns ai ca. two white a i Japan, wh-'i: of She a trailing ra-M i and white -ilk lace fan of the bride was in military Okir.awa. The. wearing her mother's rill- pearls.

Mi.s.s Sharon Spears, sister of the bride, of honor. were Miss Sandra Singer, Carolyn Sou!" two cousins of the bridegroom, Miss June Ann Hartrnan of Cen- U't-ville, and Jerry Marie Hart of I inu- ton. Mar- KarLt Ruin I.iii.jsey of Ft. Worth, cousin to the bri'ie, was junior The bridesmaids wen; dressed in gown-! of blue lac 2 fashioned with a large, bow at the back of th'- bodices. They were wearing r.i-ad pieces of blue rh lace applique ar.ij were carry.

r.g pink lace fans with cascad- 1 of pink carnations, and Juhn Marvin Jr. of Houston i. as oest man. I'obby Spears, brother of the bride, Bobby Knox, Andy Henderson Jay Inrnan were groon.smen. Ushers were Buddy Hudiileston, Tim Lundy, Charles Miller ami Joe Schmidt.

Mrs. Spears a gown of na -y lace with a small navy hat. Her accessories were white arid her corsage was a pink orchid. The bridcgrooci'-i mother a a wearing a chiffon and lace gown with accessories. Her corsage uUo was a pink orchid.

At the held in the fellowship the color scheme of pink and was continued. The tables were -ivered with pink arid -t. S.lver candelabra witn tall white lapers flank. the fan -si-, aped cake which was blush pink with roses, Mies of the ar. an orchid a- liormng trailed i Members of r.

party include 1 Lynn Be-t, Sylvia ri.an, Joant.e Ko'ierling, Sandra Ellis and Mmes. G. A. Douglass $700 scount on '57 MERCURY'S See These Beautiful Cars on our Showroom Floor! PRICES ARE POSTED ON WINDSHIELD OF EACH CAR NO GIMMICKS Just A Clearance Sale Golding Motors Your FORD and MERCURY DEALER 19 YEARS OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE IN SAN SABA.