The San Saba News and Star from San Saba, Texas • Page 11

Mefhtoefs of the San Saba Golf Association were delayed by rain but six returned the links about 1:30 p.m. to lay a soggy round of Nfifned winner for the day was Wadene Ivy with Wanda Wharton placing second, others playing were Bess Patterson, Jeanette Askey, Dorothy Sterner and Wallace Parks. Today, Thursday, June 5, the Association will conduct a 9 a.m. business meeting which will be followed at 10 a.m. with "Scotch Foursome' 1 as the game.

On June 12, one of the members will select the game to be played. Sn Sibi Coiity YOUH6 FARMERS BENEFIT BARBECUE June 12 6:00 P. Firman'i Table at Mill Pond Park Eat Before the Rodeo! Admission: 1.50 used for county livestock show. June 5, 1976 The San Saba Newe. Elm Grove Echoes NEAR1NG San Saba Municipal Golf Course has a new club room above the pro shop which will be available for use by all visitors.

At the time the picture was taken the trim and outside were being painted. Other improvements at the course included the 'planting of pecan trees. The course is becoming more and more popular. The Men's Partnership Tournament attracted 84 teams and a record number of Ladies Teams are expected for June 19 for the Annual Ladies Partnership Tournament. Relatives Meet For Feazle Reunion The Feazle family met last weekend on the Sail Saba river near the old home place for their annual reunion.

The cemetery restoration program, started In 1971, re- instituted the family gatherings of the early days. George L. Teazle left Louisiana around 18GO, bringing all his children to the beautiful area known as Spring Valley. He had five daughters and two of them lived their lifetime in San Saba county. Eliza Ann Feazle Dennis Lauderdale is burled In Varga Chapel Cemetery and Arzula Feazle Prescott in San Saba City Cemetery.

Angelina Feazle Barton lived In Burnet county; Elizabeth Feazle King, Williamson county and Sarah Margaret Feazle Harvey was living in Washington county, Ark. when last heard from. George Feazle's sons, Aaron and Ashley, are burled In the family cemetery on SAN SABA Sponsored by San Saba County Chamber of Commerce THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY New All-Sports Arena 3 North on Highway 16 at the Airport p.m. STREET PARADE Thursday, June 12, at 5 p.m pROfisswiui FINEST, PRODUCED BY 1 TOMMY STEIMER, KNOWN THROU6HOUT THE WORLD FOR PRODUCING THE MOST EXCITIHS RODEOS TO IE SEEN. DANCE AT LEGION HALL FOLLOWING EACH the Leonard Ranch.

Two other sons, Wash and Jeff, went to Oregon In 1881. Any and all descendants of these families are urged to make plans to join the group next year on Memorial Day weekend. Camping, ing and fishing were enjoyed by many while others leisurely relaxed in the quiet countryside. Due to the good rains the Sunday dinner was held at the Algerita Community Center. Those attending were Bryant and Isabella McCutcheon of Abilene; Gladys and Will Isaacs, Fife; J.T.

McCutcheon, Algerita; Harry and Texana Feazle, Rlchland Springs; Wade and Josie Feazle and granddaughter, South Houston; Raymond and Georgia Feazle, Maxlne Isbell and children, Marie Fotheringham, Pasadena; Ruth Rainbolt, George and Noma Smithhart, Thomas, LaJoy and Glenn McCarley, Mary Abels, Floyd and Tina McLerran, Jeanette and Jules Lippman, Gary and Judy McCarley and baby, Ft. Worth. And, Sheral, Juliette and Rene' Rainbolt, Mullin; Tom and Dorothy Roberts, Irving; Dick and Frances, Little, Dallas; Edwin and Earllne Pool, Brownwood; Eden; Frances and Joey On- helser, Lampasas; Henry Lewis, Ethel and Roy Teague, Dorothy Ringo and family, Maud Prescott, Jack and Jewel Smithhart, Ophelia Little, Jon David and Bobbie Little, San Saba. Two older members of the family were honored Sunday. Gifts were presented to Harry Feazle, 82, last of the 12 children born to Ashley and Mary Delilah Feazle, and to Maud Prescott, 90, daughter-in-law of Arzula Feazle Prescott.

June 2 Skies are clear up our way this morning which is a Very welcome sight after so much cloudy weather. Farmers will be glad to see several days of sunshine as grain crops are ready to be cut and peanut planting will begin as soon as they can get into the fields. We have registered 5.8 inches of rain during the month ot May. We will begin with news we gathered tor last week, then due to the mall holiday we did not it in. Mary and Bill Faust of Washington, D.C.

are vacation- Ing on their place on the river here. Mary's cousin, Cecil Cone of Llano, has been visiting with them. They all visited in San Angelo Saturday. Vicki Tabor and husband of Aspermont were visiting in the community recently. She is the granddaughter of Mrs.

Mollle Abernathy, a former resident. Vickl said Mrs. Abernathy sends greetings to all her friends here and though she is 91 years of age she still remembers and talks of her friends here. She now resides in a nursing home about 30 miles from Aspermont, and her health is good. Vicki is the daughter of Charles Abernathy.

Now for more recent news: Mr. and Mrs. Van Gossett attended funeral services for Will Wilton at Richland Springs Sunday afternoon. They then visited with Mrs. Trull.

During the week guests of the J. T. Seates were Roy Golson of Hurst; J.W. -and Inez Doak of Houston; Paul and Millie Doak, Galveston; Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Pulliam, Aubrey and Peggy Seat, Ft. Worth; Ena Bert EstesSj Giibfeatti, Bfownwoodj Phyllis lib re at Victor Wood and a friend of Brady; Leroy Seate, Lubbock; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gilbreath and family, smith; Albert and Lohnle Heh- nlger of Bowser. Mr.

and Mrs. Eallle Mltchel of Sterling City visited over the weekend in our home; with Mamie Farris at deep creek and Lela Wood In Brady, It was suggested to me that 1 mention in this column about funds for the Holt Cemetery Association. Someone has been hired to mow the cemetery this week and if anyone with relatives burled there wished to send a donation it would be greatly appreciated. You may send them to Roy Ware, Rt. 1, Rochelle, Texas or to San Saba National Bank in San Saba.

George Armentroutdoes the mowing and he does a very good job. Rosemary McPherson and June McPherson visited in Llano recently with the Mike McPhersons. Rosemary also visited with her Thelma Finlay, in Bangs. Mrs. Finlay, the former Thelma Treadwell, will undergo open heart surgery in Houston June 8.

Our best wishes to you, Mrs. Finlay. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Deeds vacationed in Mexico during the Memorial Day J.

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