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

JUNE 23, 1955 THE SAN SABA (Texas) Colony News COLONY, June 21 Barbara and Carol Brister celebrated their seventh and fifth birthdays, respectively, Saturday afternoon with a party at their home. Refreshments of birthday cake and ice cream were served to the following guests: Pamela and Trudy Lively, Jane O'Banon, George and Wesley Booker, Pat O'Banon of Corpus Christi, Debby May of Dallas, Sheila, Tommie and "Mike McDowell, Kay and Bob Millican and Mmes. Bennie Lively, Eldon Broker. Myle McDowell and Geo. Brister.

Little Miss Debbie, May and Mrs. Ida Holmes of Dallas have been here the past three weeks visiting with relatives. Lloyd Blauvelt of Rochelle, Misse's Letha and Alpha Blauvelt of Lampasas were Sunday visitors of the D. C- BlauveUs. Mr.

and Mrs. Jackie Brister were visiting the George Bristers Monday. They are moving to San Angelo this Reporter. Phone 436-J San Saba, Texas Closed Each Wednesday JUNE 23 24 The hilarious comedy of a honeymoon in a honse-on-wheels! LUCILLE BALL -DESIARNAZ THE Chappel News CHAPPEU June summer revival began at High Valley Baptist Church Friday evening to continue through June 26. Rev.

Billy from FU Worth is bringing splendid evangelistic messages. The public is cordially invited to come and have a part in these services at eight in the evening and ten in the morning. Mrs. Roy Sherry from Hext was a weekend visitor in the Julian Millican home. Mrs.

Sherry and Mrs. Millican are both on the faculty of the Mason schools. Mr. and Mrs. J.

L. McCoury at tended the wedding of James Heinz and Miss Elanor Hopper it Oklahoma City Friday evening Mr. Heinz -was a buddy of J. while they served Uncle Sam. Mrs.

cXj). Broyles aecompan ied the McCourys far as For Worth where she visited M-Sgt and Mrs. B. A. Sowers, who are the proud parents of a new daugh ter, Robin Leola.

Several relatives and friends from Chappel attended the Millican-Strouhal wedding at Rend Saturday. Tom Howell has been suffering from a hack injury and his doctor has ordered him to bed for a period of ten days. Mr. and Mrs. Emit Peavy spent the weekend in Rookdale visiting their daughter, Mrs.

Bill Harris and her family. The Baxter visited with relatives in Abilene Saturday night. Tom Alien from Tow spent Sunday with the A. M. Allen family.

He attended services at High Valley Sunday with the Aliens and M'rs. Taylor. The Desel Taylor 'amily spent Sunday afternoon the Allen home. Rev. B.

J. McKee was unable to deliver the Sunday evening message at High Valley because an attack of influenza. Chappel Home Demonstration liiii met on the Jim Freeze lawn and used the yard furnace to an outdoor casserole meal tnd to bake biscuit rolls and to oast marshmallows. Mrs. Tom So well gave this demonstration, as well as demonstrations on making handled cups from tin cans, and a Buddy burner from two othr er containers, which is a two-hour stove in case of an emergency.

The Ben Day family of San Saba and Miss Janice Stafford were luncheon guests in the Matsler- Elliot home Sunday. On Saturday the Fred Elliots entertained Fred's brother, Cortes Elliot, from' Brownwood, and the Cecil with a fish fry. Phil B. McCoury is the possessor of a blue two-tone Chevrolet car. Mrs.

L. J. Nelson and family from Houston visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Presslcy recently.

Mrs. Hamilton Brown from San Saba spent Sunday with the Bennie Lively family. She attended Sunday services at High Valley and gave the church an attractive floral arrangement from flower Pat. with JUBILANT ENTERTAINMENT MOVIE ENTERTAINMENT PALACE THEATRE San Sab Texas PHONE 70 DOORS OPEN: 6:30 Week Days 1:30 Saturday, Sunday, Holidays This is Flying Balloon Night. Every Balloon Will Have A Prize! JUNE 25 A rANOtAMic riooucnoN td by 20th starring CAMERON MITCHEU ANNE BANCROFT LEE J.

COBB JUNE 26, 27 28 First Run in San Saba! Like a wild animal at boy. PRINT IOHN CHAMPION niiicnii jgsxuit ELM GROVE NEWS ELM GROVK, June 20 Mr, and Mrs. Henry Delhi of Richland Springs visited in the Van Gos- soti last Friday night. Rev. and Mrs.

George Me Horse. ot" I'lfownwood visited in the K. K. Smith home Sunday. At her Wells journeyed Austin last week to have work done on his leu.

I' is a wonde 1 i let hiit' eome home. Mr. and Kred have l.lan to a i eunion this ueek. KLM GROVK. J.m<' 1'J Mr.

Mrs. Kl Harvey attended the Pool reunio al Park at Brady. Mrs. Roy Tatsch is busy pre- parinir for her mother, two sisters, brother-in-law ard niece of New York, who are on their way down. Mr.

and Mrs. Nelson Brown visited a days in Ft. Worth Mr. and Mrs Harvey Lee Ileakley and children of Brady visited Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Ray P.eakley over the weekend. We received of an inch of rair today. Last Friday was eom- iiiuuity lee cream and were enjoyed by all. The i host and hostesses were Soldo!) Cowan. Viola Winkler ami Mrs.

Rosn Holland. A nice time was I enjoyed by all. i Last Wednesday the home demonstration club met at the school house for a demonstration on "Outdoor Cookery," given by I (). F. Hardman.

At the Kim Grove Baptist church Sunday morning Rev. Geo. Me Horse spoke on "Self Deception," Gai. Sunday evening the message was "Soul Winning," Acts Our revival begins the first two weeks in Ausu-t with Rev. Hilly Butts of Kvant doinjr the preaching.

1.1.M June 13 Margaret M. Deed of San An-, ton.o friends in the com-' niiK'ity. Mr-. Deed formerly lived in community. i Mr.

and Mrs. (iosseu. vis-; Mr. and Mrs. L.

B. Patrick i i of Bowser, Mr. and Mrs. Henry i i Delhi Andy (Jossett of Rich-! land Springs last week. i Visitors, in the Andy Teague last weekend were a daugh- ter, Mr.

ard Mrs. Love of San An-j and two sisters of Mr. Lub.bock. Mr. and Mrs.

James Hardman, Mike and Brenda, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hardman, Donriie and Deb- bv of Houston; Misses Carolyn Sue 'Leaton, Kay Leaton and Ma- ry Joyce Sherman of Midland; Rev. Georg McHorse arid boys of Browr.wooci visited in the 0. F.

Hardman home last week. We received more rain, hail and wind this past week. Everyone is planting their crops over. Vacation Bible school closed last Friday night with the commencement exercises. There were 81 enrolled and the children and teachers enjoyed it immensely.

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