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

Mfs, McKee Is Heiress POP Live HD blub The Live Oak Home Demonstration Club met April at the home of Mrs. Ward McKee with Mrs. Wesley Griffay presiding. For recreation, Mrs, Alvin Stewart led the group in a flower- iiatning game, with awards going to Mrs. Ward, McKee for the most letters of the alphabet used and to Mrs, Wesley Gfiffay for most names ilsted.

Seven members answered roll call by telling of some family refttioh and why she thought recreation vital to family living. Mrs. McKee reported on the Home Demonstration Club participation in cooking and serving the luncheon for the LCRA board members and guests April 18 at the opening of the Clay Kuykendall Building. All H. D.

Clubs in the county cooperated, with proceeds going to the Council treasury. Giving the Council Delegate's report, Mrs. Gertrude Kitely called especial attention to the tour scheduled for May 7. Leaving the school at 7 a.m., the group will go by bus to Austin, where they will tour the Adams Extract the Governor's mansion and gardens and the Capitol, then participate in a sack lunch at either Sikes Park or Barton Springs. Council is also sponsoring a card shower for Mrs.

Amelia Cowan and Mrs. Laurence Hamrick who were largely instrumental an getting Extension Service for San Saba county. Each member displayed the flowers and arrangements she had brought for the cooperative pro- grain. Mrs. iMcKee discussed and illustrated "Flower Arrangements for Everyday Enjoyment." She showed how a resourceful person can use any type of holder at hand to make easy, eye appealing arrangements.

Ragsdale Home Scene Of Party For Seniors of the San Saba Higti School senior class and their sponsors were honored with a patio party in the back yard of the Roy Ragsdale home, 602 East Chappel Tuesday night, April 23. Approximately 50 seniors and a number of guests were present for Hamburgers and all the trimmings. Homemade ice cream was also served. Hosts for the occasion were Messrs and Mmes. Pat Baker, Bill Maultsby, Red Patterson, Buddy Priest, A.

F. Johnson, John MeRorey, Warden Terry, Burton Doran, Jimmie Shahan, Joe Williams, Robert Ellis, Oswald Whitley; Mrs. Nettie Oma'Clark; Mrs. Marie Clark and Mrs. Mon-" Fry.

Frank Alexander of 3an cos and his daughter, Mrs. Armani Aufderhaar and family of Seguing spent the Alexan-j 1 der's sister, Mrs. Jim Freese. jj Gifts for the Bride and The Graduate MISS KAREN I'ATTON bride-elect Miss Patton, D. Rlggs Plan August Wedding Mr.

and Mrs. Bryant Fatten have "announced the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Karen, to Donald Riggs. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee fciggs.

The bride-elect and her fiance are both members of the senior class of San Saba High School. Following an August wedding, the couple will make their home in San Antonio. ask to see our WEDDING ATTENDANTS Gift Collection bV CMM wonderful gift ideas tot aad, ushers- Sensibly priced, beautifully boxed. Always 4 or more of each on, hand for 'equal' gifting. P(I9 PlcU QF gf.ndMlt In SUrllog glivtr At MOB to Modern Bri4f FLORESE'S Gift Tea Honors Mrs; Donald Anderson A Gift Tea at the home of Mrs.

Rader Dick was given on Saturday, April 27, honoring Mrs. Donald, Anderson, the former Linda Gay Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carmen (Billy) Taylor. In the receiving line were Mrs.

Theresa Ketchum, who greeted the guests; Mrs. Taylor; the honoree, Mrs. Anderson; her sister, Miss Ciena' Taylor of Dallas; and her aupts, Mrs; Eugene Telkamp, Dallafij'Mrs. Clan Harkey and Irvin' Grumbles; Carol Ann Lewis of Dallas registered the guests. Mrs.

Max Keeje, Lampasas; Mrs. John Altizer, Cheroltee; Mrs. Owen Parks and Mrs. Lige Taylor served refreshments of punch, cake squares and mints from a beautifully appointed table. The table was laidt with a white embroidered cloth and'centered with an arrangement of pink and white candytuft in a silver container.

Other appointments were crystal and Hostesses were Mmes. Rader Dick, Richard Felts, F. W. Farley, Dick Walker, John Little, J. W.

Ivy, Johnnie B. Ivy, Dave Williams, H. D. Chadwick, Newell Oliver, Buster Martin, Gordon J. M.iBear- Charles inner, Nona Gib- R.

A. Lewis Franklin, Bagley, J. W. and Mrs. Teal Honored With Party Catby Teal, bride- $lec Wells, was hon- ore4 wifh a Coke party Saturday, April-27.

Her classmates arranged for Cathy 'to'leave her home, then theyi slipped back to her house where "they decorated the living room wl.th and balloons, honoree arrived home, girls were there to surprise her presented her a gift of a Cuckoo clock, Those present were Pat Kore- Dorihda 'Lewis, Elaine Stuart' and Bemice Adams. Mrs. Lloyd Oliver returned home Monday, April 29, after a weekend 'vjsjt wtyh-hev mother, Mrs. Mary AJderm'an, and other relatives in Pallas. Miss Betty Hendfed With Tea Miss Betty Conner, bride-elect of Darel Wayne Terry, was honored with a Gift Tea in the Gold Room of Ranchmen's Tower Hotel oh Friday, April 26.

Mrs. Fern Edmondsoh and Mrs. Fred Townsehd, jr. alternated at receiving the guests and presented them to the hohoreej her er, Mrs. Gene Conner; the bride- groonvelect's mother, Mrs.

Dafel Terry; the bride-elect's grandmothers, Mrs. L. 0. Myers and Mrs. Earnest Conner; and the bridegroom-elect's grandmother, Mrs.

Emily Terry. Miss Mary Long registered approximately 76 guests who called during the appointed hours of 7 to 9 p.m. The table was laid with an embroidered linen cloth centered with an arrangement of light and dark pink camations flanked by pink candles in crystal holders. Other appointments were of silver and crystal. Refreshments of white cake squares topped with small pink flowers, dark pink punch, nuts and mints were served.

Misses Cynthia Clark, Karen Fatten, Chris Bagley, Marsha Behrens, Cheryl Ellis, Susie Tisdale and Miss Polly Patterson alternated at the serving table. There were 38 hostesses for the occasion. Locker News April Barnett informs me there will be an election held at Locker school house Saturday, May 4, and also elections will be held here the rest of this year. Presently nothing more is known of further elections. The cemetery looks very nice now.

Merle Taylor and sons' tractor blade and shredder work helped tremendously. 0. W. Taylor used his lawn mower also. Mary Lou McGary, Janice Simpson, Darinda Bates and Dean Taylor attended the freshman class party at Brownwood Thursday night with their other classmates, Coach and Mrs.

Wallace Fikes and Barry. They went bowling, ate at Chicken On The Run then saw the movie, "The Shakiest Gun in The West." Nancy Simpson and Velita Bates attended a birthday party Friday afternoon for Evelyn Gibson at her home in Richland Springs. A. D. Cawyer is out of the hospital but is still under oxygen most of the time.

Mrs. 0. B. McGary and family visited in Brownwood Sunday with the Cawyers, Melvin Wells is in Brady Hospital under observation. His recovery from the wreck has been slow.

J. C. Till is still hospitalized in San Saba, recovering from a heart Mrs. Hester -Wartenbach, Cathy and Gary Ott, of San Angelo were weekend visitors in, the H. M.

Duncan home, dut'-of-towners who came to the cemetery working were; Mr. and 'Mrs. Elmer Jones, Mrs. Opal Sofge, Plez McNurlen and 'Noel Cummings of Brownwood; Mrs, Tommie Lee Smith Young, Houston; Forrest Smith, Lakeview; George and Mrs. Johnson, Mrs.

Dor Johnson and Mrs. Sidney Neal, Spring Creek. Mr. Mrs. George Johnson of Spring Creek, visited Mrs, Cora Taylor? Friday afternoon.

Clinton Coffey of Brownwood is building fence, and clearing timber on tne Mrs, Hetta Coffey place which he purchased recently. Clyde Nettleship, also of Brownwood, has helped with the fence. Mr, and Mrs. A. Portlock of Tracy, Calif, visited recently with Mr.

and Mrs. H. W. Barnett. The Portlocks and Barnetts visited a cousin in Eugene Bates.

Try a WAN I AU tor ADMIRAL SALES -SERVICE 6RISTYTV rry WAN'f AD tor COTTON BASKIN Sells LIFE INSURANCE CO, OF THi SOUTHWiST To The Voters of Precinct No. I It certainly betn 0 pleasure to serve 01 your Cpmnwsioner in Precinct No, 1 for severol terms, and I now ask for your continued support and vote in the May 4th election, 1 have made an effort to contact each of you personally during roy campaign, but I hove missed some of you; so I will opprtciate it if you wi lit mt tekt this mtdns of soliciting your vott, i New Officers To Be Installed For San Saba P-TA The San Saba Parent Teacher Association will hold the last meeting of 1967-68 school year Wednesday, May 8, at 2:45 p.m. in the school auditorium, High- ighU pf the meeting will be the nstallation of officers. Airs. Prank Miene Jr.

of Fredericksburg, a district dent, will serve as installing ficer and will also speak on the topic, "Importance of P-TA Leaders as Volunteer Community Leaders." Annual reports from this year's officers and committee chairmen will also be presented. George Pliler, in-coming president of the local unit, will announce standing committee chairmen for 1968-69. Refreshments will be served by the hospitality committee, Mrs. Julian Ramirez chairman. Mrs.

Ruby Harkey and the Homemaking students will conduct the nursery for children of parents attending the meeting. Favorite Recipes ITALIAN CASSEROLE By Mrs. Paul Ribb Alvin, Texas 1 Pound ground beef cup chopped onion 1 clove garlic, minced to 1 tsp. oregano, according to taste tsp. salt i 1 can tomato soup cup water 2 cups wide, egg noodles, cooked and drained 1 cup shredded sharp cheese Brown beef in skillet with onion and seasoning.

Pour into quart casserole dish. Add noodles, tomato soup and water. Mix lightly. Top with cheese "and 'bake at 350 degrees for 25 to 30 minutes. PECA'N PIE By Mrs.

Hapgbbd pound butter 3 Tbsp. flour 1 box light-brown 6 Tbsp. milk 3 eggs 2 tsp. vinegar Ity tsp. vanilla ffxtract 1 cup broken feecans 1 unbaked pfe orost Melt butter, aside to cool.

Mix flour and sugar Add milk and eggs, beat well. Stir in vinegar vanilla. Add butter and nuts. Pour into pie? crust. Place jn cold oven and bake at 300 degrees for one hour.

County P-TA Instruction Slated Today The County Council of Parent- Teacher Associations will hold its final meeting of the school year today, Thursday, May 2, at the Cactus Cafe, where a school of struction will be held during the morning session and a business session during the afternoon. The meeting will begin at 9:30 a.m. with the school of instruction for all officers and interested individual members. J. L.

Stewardson will give parliamentary procedures; Mrs. 0. F. Hardman, officer training; and Mrs. Earl Wharton, committee training.

A buzz session will be conducted by the entire group. Following lunch, which will be served from 11:30 to 12:30, the installation of officers will be conducted. New ofdfcers to be installed include J. C. Petty, president; Mrs.

Don Mathis, San Saba, vice president; George Pliler, San Saba, cecond vice president; Mrs. Arthur Cook, Richland Springs, second vice president; Mrs. W. 0. Boultinghouse, Cherokee, second vice president; Mrs.

Morris McCarty, San Saba, secretary; Mrs. Odean Land, San Saba, treasurer; Mrs. Dickie Sellman, Cherokee, parliamentarian; Mrs. J. C.

Gibson, Richland Springs, reporter; and Mrs. Dick Lowe, Cherokee, historian. A final business session will be held from 1:30 to 2 p.m. The officers of the County Council P-TA and those of the three associations, as well as interested piembers, are urged to the £chool of instruction, to' J. C.

Petty, president. Stapling Machines for sale at The News. Meet Set For Commercial Fish Pond Managers An educational meeting on general management of commercial fish ponds has been scheduled for 1 p.m. Thursday, May 9. All interested producers will meet at Glen Jones' Feed Store in Cherokee at 1 p.m.

and will go from there to a fish pond near by. Wallace Klussman, Wildlife Extension specialist with Texas will -be in charge of the meeting and- will give information on general fish pond management and will answer any questions which persons, present may ask regarding the Everyone is -invited, to attend, this meeting, according te ''Billy Kidd, county agent, who has an nounced the meeting. I love it! LUSTRE CARPET, SHAMPOO The blst-of-alf Or spots'and paths, Fluffs up matted down nap) Brightens colors, Only a sq. ft, Easy! Rent shampooer for $1 a day. HARTLEY'S Ttiii May 2, 1968 Tlie Satt Saba News Our Community Refleeh Us fcy MAftSttA BEHHENS How many titties have emptied your car ash tray, because you were too lazy to wait until you got home to empty it of wait until a litter barrel was in sight? We are, all guilty of littering our streets 'and -nonfe of us have valid reasons dojng 801 Trash cans have bceh''placed on the sidewalks in town; litter barrels have been set up at road-side parks, but often times we find more trash around the barrel than in it.

The ortly sure way to make people stop littering is to make them realize that trashy surroundings reflect them. Until people realize that they are hurting themselves, litter bugs will remain America's number one public enemy. Trashy streets and highways can degrade a community, but dump grounds yards can as well. When one sees a lot full of wrecked cars, he automatically begins to the city he is about to enter to be a rather torn-down, dirty town. Would it not be possible to build a high fence around wrecking yards Mill Pond is a place to be proud of, but th city cannot pay for its upkeep if people vandalize it.

Little can done to keep our park in good condition, unless each citizen makes it'his'respon- sibility to report any known vandals. In order to have a neat, clean community, each one of us is going to have to do pur part in helping to make San Saba a town we can be proud of. Aptil and light rain moved in with a cool norther over" the weekend. At this Writing, Monday morning, we still have" the cool weather but the sky is clear again. Those from our community who attended funeral services for Will 'McDaniel in Howell-Doran Chapel at San Saba last Tuesday were Mr.

and Mrs, Clyde Wood, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Edwards and Mr, and Mrs.

J. R'. Lane. and Mrs. McDaniel lived in our community on their farm for many years and reared their family here.

They lived in San Saba the past few years. Weekend visitors in the J. F. Edwards home were Mr, and Mrs, J. W.

Williams and Craig of Ft. Worth, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edwards and family, accompanied by friends, Killeen, Mr. and Mrs.

H. Edwards, their son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lee Edwards and family and Mr. and Mrs.

Don Pallett, all of Houston. Mrs. Dana Halden of Ft. Worth is spending several days with her sister, Mrs. Augusta McDaniel.

Mrs. Anson Garrett and Mrs. Layton Garrett spent two days last week with Mrs. Clara Bolinger in Richland Springs. They also visited with' Mrs.

Jim Rouse one Layton Garrett. If you want to drink that's your business. If you want to quit that's our business. ALCOHOLIC ANONYMOUS Meetings Monday at 8 p.m. SPECIAL- PURCHASE Mode! LRA 5540 with acceptablf trade supply! Special cool-down care for Permanent Press plus 2 speeds, 3 cycles -NORMAL, GENTLE and PERMANENT WEAR Cool-down care smooths the wrinkles from Permanent Press garments so there'f BQ ironing needed 3 water temp selections 2 water level selections Exclusive filter traps and holds pbjectional lint AUTOMATIC WASHER Refrigerator SPECIALS! $258 REFRIGERATOR Model IRT14J WHIRLPOOL REFRIGERATOR Model WM WHIRLPOOL REFRIGERATOR C1CQ Model IOC 11 Different refrigeroror Models in Stock.

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