The San Saba News and Star from San Saba, Texas • Page 7

SAN SABA (Texas) NEWS JULY 18, 1957 BEA TURNER RITES FRIDAY Funeral services for Miss Beatrice (Bea) Turner, 66, were conducted at 4 m. Friday, July 12, at the Howell-Doran Chapel, with the Rev. Dr. D. D.

Greer of Comanche officiating. Miss Turner, a native of Alabama, who had lived here since early childhood, died at 7 a.m. on July 10 at San Saba Memorial Hospital following a sudden illness. Surviving are a sister, Mrs. J.

P. McConnell of San Saba; three) T-Sgt. PERSONALS Mary Lynn and Glenn Grumbles and their cousin, D'Angelon Koranek of San Antonio, are visiting for a couple of weeks in Corpus ChriHti with their aunt, Miss Bobbie Elmore. Mr. and Mrs.

Edwin Maxwell and children, Edwin Chris ana Boyd, of San Angelo came Saturday for a two-week vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Maxwell, in San Saba, and her mother, Mrs.

John Bratt, at Brady. Sloan News SLOAN, July road drag man was over our roads the past week and made driving and Sloan and Mias Amy Sloan wera guests at the gift tea given at Mrs. F. W. Farley's in honor of Miss Bonnie Nance Saturday afternoon On account of the abaence of the pastor, L.

L. Wilkins, there riding much easier. Ward Ellis had cattle at auc- no hi at New tion sale, Lometa, Friday. Sale nephews and nieces, Mrs. Jack Miller and Mrs.

Dougal Cameron Jr. of San Saba, and John McConnell of Long Beach, three great- Bufford Standlee of Washington, D. came July 7 for a abort visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.

D. Standlee, before taking his children, Linda, Judy and Craig, back home JJUMJttj tlUllV i 1 after they had visited for thir-! rom a fj la to thcir art teen weeks with their grandpar- Content, Mrs. Johnson called great-nephewa and two nieces. Born at Talladego, Oct. 8, 1888, she was the daughter nts.

Mr. and Mrs. Standlee took of R. C. Turner and the former i their son and his children to Ft.

Martha R. Cunningham. She was Worth on July 9 to board a plane a member of the Presbyterian to Washington, D. C- Church, having been converted as I Pallbearers were Pat Murray, All FN T. A.

Davenport, John Fagg, H. I Ptkbkll B. Clark Glenn Trotter, W. G. Kirkpatriek, Reuben Ashley and Floyd Oliver.

Burial was in the City Cemetery, with Howell-Doran funeral Mrs. Ward Ellis was in Waco F.riday. Bob Johnson, young son of Mr. and Mrs. W.

G. Johnson, was 4. years old Tuesday, the 9th, and that afternoon hia invited friends came to his home and helped him celebrate. The Johnson yard is covered in a thick setting of carpet grass, which just now i.s very green. In the yard is a giant water elm tree and its wide- spreading branches make a splendid shade.

Under this grateful shade Mrs. Johnson has a big redwood lawn table and seats. After Bob and hia guests had lunch is served and flying feet came without further invitation. directors in, charge nients. of arrange- Locker News LOCKER, July Our Vaca- RITES SUNDAY Funeral services for Aron (Manse) Allen, Chappel community farmer and rancher, who died early Saturday in San Memorial Hospital following a long illness, were conducted Sunday, July at 3:30 p.m.

in the Howell-Doran Chapel with the Rev. B. F. Beaty officiat- tion Bible School the past week assisted by the Rev. W.

L. was a wonderful success. We had White. 19 enrolled. They were, Teana Graves of Hou.ston, Minnie Pearl, Wanda and Mary Lou McGary, Dean and Merle Jr.

Taylor, Margaret and Evelyn Parks, Monty, Gary and Lcona Johnson, Tommy Cumming.s, Douglas Neil, Nancy Faye, Jessie Nadine, Carolyn Jo and Wilma Jean Hulme. Teachers were Miss Nancy Linger of Fort Worth and Miss Darlene Phillips of Odessa, members of the In- vincibles, which is sponsored by the Southern Baptist Convention. The children had a picnic at the close of VBS Friday, sponsored by Mrs. Earl Parks, Mrs. James Land, Mrs.

M. E. Taylor, Mrs. 0. B.

McGary and Mrs. J. D. Hulme. i Of course someone must needs luring the youngsters out and Church Sunday the 7th.

Mrs. C. C. Pool and Laura and Amy Sloan church service at First Misses attended Presbyterian Church at San Saba the 7th. Vacation Bible School opened Monday with eight teachers and 23 pupils.

Mrs. Joe Ellis is Superior of the school and Sylvia Ellis is secretary. Mrs. Peter Sloan has charge of the Juniors, 7 in number. Mrs.

George Miller led the Primary class with 8 pupils, and Mrs. Joe Ellis, assisted by Mrs. Raymond Ellis, Misses Ann Stewart and Sylvia Ellis, led the Kindergarten class with 8 pupils. Tuesday after school the Primary and Kindergarten classes stopped at the Johnson's to help Bob Johnson celebrate his birthday. foil to their willing mothers.

Raymond Ellis lost his favor- I ite saddle a few days ago, Here's Mrs. Raymond Mr. and Mrs. 0. B.

McGary had as recont guests Mr. and Mrs. John McGary of Mullin and Pvt. A. T.

McGury, who is enroute from Ft. Benning, to an assignment in the Nevada desert Miss Leta Faye Myers of Richland Springs also Sunday with them. Mr. and Mrs. Horiry Burnett had as visitors Sunday his aunt, Mr.

and Mrs. Art Larkin and son and daughter iim! her children of Rising Star. The Larkins also visited Mr. and Mrs. J.

C. Till. Miss Margaret Parks was baptized this week. The revival ut the Locker Baptist Church closed last night. Rev.

Tcnnison of San Saba did preaching. Mr. and Mrs. J. C.

Till had as visitors Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Noble Till and children. Mr. Mr-i.

Alton Till and children of Richland Splines; Mr. and Bill Shelton of Brady; and Wanda Till and Ervin Roburds of Algerita. Thf Jone.H family reunion was held on the Clyde Ni-uli-ship place this week. Those, attending were Jack Jones, Bill Jones of Brownwood; N'elson Jones of Holt; VVes- lie Jones of Carlsbad, Mr-. P.

IF. Veil of Fort Worth; Mr. and Mrs. J. A.

Reid of San Angelo; Mr. anil Mrs. E. R. of Alpine; Mr.

and Mrs. T. 0. Hunt and Barbara of Borger; Mr. and Mrs.

Luther Juries, Edna, Ruth and Doyle of AUIcnu; Wanda Laverne. Roun.saviUn, Dee Lev isay and Jo Dan, Vernu Alton Henry, Earld'-un Henry, Houston Boyd Jones, Hawley, Mrs. Beulah Morton, Brownwood; Mr. and Mi-s. Jimmy Gober, Mike, Pete and Johnny of San Angelo; Jim Meal, Locker; Jimmy Goff.

Groesvenor; Mr. Mrs. Tommie Mackie, Martha and Tommy Joe of Arlington; Mr. and Mrs. W.

G. Shaw. Locker; Mr. and Mrs. H.

R. Maxcey, Mullin; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Nettleship and Larry, Locker; Johnny Cummings, Brownwood; Mr. and Mrs.

N. B. Botinger, Jasper Bolinger, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Bolinger and son, Richland Springs; Mr.

and Mrs. Merle Taylor and sons, Locker; Mr. and Mrs. T. M.

Sofge, Locker; Mr, and Mrs. Earl Hamrick and Dave Bolinger of Richland Spring, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Curry and and Jim Curry of Brady were Sunday visitors in Locker. The "42" party will be held at the Locker school house Saturday night, July 20.

Everyone that is interested in the Locker Homecoming please be there as there will be an important business meeting. The homecoming will be held Aug. 25. By Mrs. J.

D. Hulme. Allen is survived by his wife, the former Altie L. Taylor; two irothers, Torn Allen of Llano and Frank Allen Sr. of San Sabu; and three sisters, Mrs.

Key and Mrs. Minnie Bolinger, both of Llano, and Mrs. Dennie Cox of Antelope. A native of Tow in Llano county, Allen was born May 2, 18S8, being the son of William Morton Allen and the former Sarah Morgan. He.

had lived in this county for more than 40 years. He became a member of the High Valley Baptist Church in 1948. Pallbearers were Emit Peavy, Julian Millican, Leonard Coffrrran, Tom Howell, Ausley Lackey, Tom Holcomb, Douglas Keeney and Truett Gage. Burial was in the City Cemetery, with Howell-Doran funeral i rectors in charge of arrangements. and Mattie Kathy, Mrs.

Joe and Cheryl, Joe Jr. and Tommy; Mrs. Robert Ellis and Dick and Dai); Mrs. Ward Ellis Wade and Louis; Mrs. Craigan Johnson and Tommy; Mrs.

Herman Jones, Elaine and John; Mrs. Sloan Laura, Pat and Christine; Mrs. George Miller, Gaylee and Shirley; Larry Stewart; Mrs. C. C.

Taylor; Mrs. Jym A. Sloan; Amy Johnson, Bob's sister. Refreshments consisted of punch and cake. The Rev.

Lewis Wilkins took his wife to San Antonio 1 a week and she underwent surgical operation Saturday, the The Rev. reports that Mrs. Wilkinj itood the operation good and is getting on well and that they expect to come home next week. A number of our people attended the funeral Saturday morning of Mrs. J.

C. Campbell at Howell-Doran Chapel, San Saba. Mrs. Campbell was, before marriage, Nora Walker, called by her many friends "Miss Nora." Mrs. Campbell met death in her car in collision with a pickup car in the streets of Cherokee a few nights ago.

She will be missed. G. T. Etter and sister, Mrs. Juanita Etter-Balch and son, Bill, of Hawthorne, who are visiting with their aunts, Misses Bobbie and Jane McKown, visited with Misses Laura and Amy Sloan Sunday afternoon.

Mrs. Jack S. Sloan, Mrs. Peter caused 'by barbed wire cut in ankle, which severed an artery and a failure to stop the blood Lemon Squeezer. Mrs.

Kate Underwood returned home July 11 after a 10-day visit with her granddaughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. James C. Brown and children, at Houston. Miss Ginger Wigington, a student at Tarleton State College, came home during the weekend to spend the remainder of the summer with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Wigington, before enrolling for the fall term of college. Lloyd Ferrell, accompanied by Kyle Dean Gage, Bill Ferrell and Larry Don Gage, took his brother, A-c John E. Ferrell, to James Connally Air Base, Waco, early Monday morning to board a plane to his base at Mather Air Force Base, after an 11-day leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Ferrell and family. Mr. and Mrs, Joe Alexander and son, Ricky, and Bill Alexander of Austin spent the weekend with their mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Alexander. Dr.

and Mrs. R. C. Felts planned to leave today, Thursday, July 18, for Campbellsville, for a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Homer Felt's, and other relatives. They expect to be gone about two weeks. Recent visitors in. the home of the Bill Maultsbys were Mrs. M.

E. Linkenauger, the former Mary Frances and children, Dickie, Judy and Jimmy, of Maiden, West and Mrs. Keith Robertson, the former Jeanelle Lindsey, and children, Steve and Mike, of Fort Worth, and Mr. and Mrs. A.

D. Lindsey and Vicki and Audrey, also of Fort Worth. RITES MONDAY FOR MRi JONES Funeral services' for Mrs. Joe Jones, 62, of San Saba, were conducted Monday, July 15, at 10 a.m. at the Chappel church, with the Rev.

W. L. White officiating. Mrs. Jones, Mary Ellen (May) Phelps, died Saturday at John Sealy Hospital in Galveston.

Surviving are her husband; ten children, Mrs. Oliver Hawkins of Llano, Clarence Jones of San Saba, Mrs. Alvin Lusty of Fort Worth, Mrs. Lewis Casbeer of Ft. Worth, Raymond Jones of Brownfield, Earnest Jones of San Saba, Doss Jones of Somerset, Bermuda, Mrs.

Haynes Bumham of San Saba, Mrs. R. H. Wood of Los Angeles, and Kenneth Guy Jones of Ft. Worth; two sisters, Mrs.

W. H. Self of Post and Mrs. Jim Keeney of Grants, N. and 27 grandchildren.

A native of Flatonia where she was born March 24, 1895, Mrs. Jones had bepn a resident of this for about 43 years. She I was a member of the Baptist church. I Burial was in the Chappel I Cemetery Your Health Vacation The largest crowds in years are enjoying the health benefits and the comforts of the air-conditioned Crazy Water Hotel in Mineral Wells. Rates are unbelievably low.

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