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

Spring Creek SPRING CREEK, April 28 While enroute from Florida to Amarillo, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Woods and daughter visited one day with Mr.

and Mrs. Edgar £ealy and boys. The ladies are sisters. Mr. and Mrs.

H. W. Kollam of Hondo spent the weekend with the A. Hopsons. They all drove to Waco Sunday to visit sjister, Mr.

and Mrs. Marvin Wild- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bloasmau tnd children of San Saba spent tiie weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Temple West. Mr. and Mrs. W. W.

Lonpnire ajient the weekend in Fort Worth the -George Massingftls and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. McBride of Fort Worth spent the weekend with his sisters, Mr.

and Mrs. Hudson Kelly and Mrs. Nina Nor- e'd. in Comanche with the Plez Todds Wesley Rutherford of Coleman is visiting several days with his brother, Mr. and Mrs.

Dee Rutherford. Reports from Bill West are that he is doing fine and slowly im proving. Mr. and Mrs. Dor Johnson and Mr.

and Mrs. A. A. Jtppson in Brownwood on Monday shop ping. They also visited Allen Sutton, who was in the hospital there.

Attending the sneaking by Dr. Kate Hill Thursday night at the American Legion building were Mmes. Ernie Ledbetter, W. W. Longmire, Mr.

and Mrs. A- A. Hopson and Me. and Mrs. Dor JoKnson.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thornton boys, of Lubbock visited over the their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Temple West and Mr.

and Mrs. Seaborn Thornton of San Saba. Mr. and Mrs. N- H.

Hardman visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Johnson.

Also visiting later in the afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Taylor of Locker.

Rev. and Mrs. W. L. White were Sunday guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Dee Rutherford. Mr. and Mrs. R.

A. Taylor of Locker visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. S. L.

Heal. Mr. and Mrs. John Ed Keeney were honored Saturday night at the community center with a miscellaneous wedding shower. Hostesses J.

C. Bdinond- son, Joe Henderson, Casey Hibler, Lonnie Judkins, and Hornet Edmondson. Mr. and Mrs. J.

K. West of Midland, were weekend guests oi' the Temple Wests. Mr. and Mrs. Dor Johnson and Mr.

and Mrs. Pete Johnson visited' their Mr. and Gerald Johnson of Austin, Sunday afternoon. The Dor Johnsons also visited another son, Mr. and Mrs.

Gene Johnson and family. By J. J. REGENCY NEWS REGENCY, April I think the cool weather is about over. The last few days have been real pretty.

I hear tractors running every day, so I guess the farmers are going to start something. If it don't rain again in a few days the moisture will all be gone. i and Mrs. ClaBon Phillips of San Ss visited -IK- Fort over weekend their brother family, ikfct: and Mrs, Lester Pn.it- lips anf. children.

Mr. and. of Spring Dee Rutherford visited us Sunday LakeviewNews LAKEVIEW, April and Mrs. A. F.

Wood spent Saturday night in Austin with their children, the Thomas K. Wood and W. H. Looney families, and ail went to San Antonio Sunday where they spent an enjoyable day. Bpbby Dean Wood of La fayettft met parents, and home with theta for a few djiiys visit.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hardman, Garland and Joe Donald visited We're Moving! FROM OUR LOCATION ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE SQUARE TO OUR NEW REMODELED BUILDING AT 604 West Wallace St NEXT DOOR TO THE NEW Washateria We are now your authorized dealer for General Electric Air Conditioners. We can offer you complete electrical service on repairs, remodeling, as well as contracting. Regardless of your electrical problem, our experienced, reliable electricians will handle it quickly and thoroughly.

Let us check your needs. San Saba Electric LIGE TAYLOR and WORTH ISHAM Day Phone 566 Nite Phone 98-W afternooftti. also Mr. and Mrs, Luther Phillips and boys, Mike and Sam, visited us Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Cecil Egger spent the weekend in Abilene with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Goodwin and son. They said their grandson was growing like a pig.

Ed Jones visited in the R. D. Egger home Sunday when he and R. D. played dominoes all day.

Geo. Garner of Goldthwaite spent the weekend with us. He and Alton are doing quite a bit of fishing and are having pretty- good luck. You better come have dinner with us; we are going to have fish and poke salad. Alton and Ed Jones took a hog in Brady Saturday with Mrs 17 oi rn oi'n ttlirif VtutsKanrl Hardman's and husband, to town Tuesday to have it butchered.

Mr. and Mrs. Willard Edington ate dinner with us Tuesday. We had fish and they said it was a treat to them. Mr.

and Mrs. Billy Hale and son, Gerald Gene, of Rattler spent the night with the lady's mother. Mrs. Irene Whitley, Thursday night. Buddie Rowlett spent the weekend with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. A. R. Rowlett. Mr.

and Mrs. Willard Edington took a load of calves to the sale at Brownwood Wednesday. Mrs. Irene Whitley is visiting this week in Goldthwaite with her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs.

Jess Whitley. Ed Jones went to Ozone Thursday for a few days visit. Cathy and Reta Egger spent the day with Mrs. Charm Whittenburg Friday while their daddy, R. D.

Egger, got his sheep sheared. Henry Egger of Goldthwaitfc was out our way Thursday visiting neighbors. Earl Parks of Locker stopped for a chat as he came through our town Thursday. R. D.

Egger killed a big rattlesnake Friday on his way to the store. Alton Jones was going down to our farm and killed one too, so you better keep your eyes open when you are'- stirring By Mrs. J. A. Jones.

Mrs. Warren Randolph has returned home to Cherokee from the San Saba Memorial Hospital. and Mrs. Gujf Sallee. Bro.

Geo. C. a Sunday dinner and afternoon guest in the George Miller and Mrs. Johnny Frank Brown and children and mother, Mrs. Ethel Brown, visited Sunday afternoon with Mr.

and Mrs. J. Mack Brown. Johnny Frank ia the new hand on the A. F.

Wooo ranch. Saturday and weekend visitors in the C. W. Rowell home were Mr. and Mrs.

Stanley Rowell and children of Fort Worth; Mrs. Martha Myers and children of Midland; Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Rippetoe and Rhadean of San Angelo; and Bro. and Mrs.

H. L. Wolborn. Little Johnnie Myers returned home with his mother after an extended visit with his grandparents. Mr.

and Mrs. Finis Gamblin and Jackie of Blanket visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Burlie Burleson. Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Herman- r.on and Karen Yvonne were Sunday visitors in the home of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Martin. APRIL 30, 1959 THE SAN SABA (Texas) J.

A. SAYS SCIENTISTS IN RACE TO GO ALL DIRECTIONS AT ONCE Editor's note: Philosopher on The Country his Johnson farm on Wallace Creek is taking a non-progressive attitude toward science this week, but we doubt it'll have any effect on science. Dear editar: Sooner or later I knew it wouid lappen. According, to an read last night in a per picked up after it fell out of my neighbor's mail box after I tilted it a little, the United States and Russia are now in a race lo see which one J. A.

can penetrate the earth's surface first. As I understand it, the earth'? surface or crust is about eighteen miles thick on the average, and 7 Mrs. E. L. Nicholson and James Alvin of Brownwood spent the weekend with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. George A. Miller. Recent visitors in the Bert Martin home were Mrs. G.

L. Burns and daughters of Brady; Mr. and Mrs. John lioffner of San Antonio and Jim Wilson of By Lillie Carroll. Mrs.

Vol Wilson visited from Friday through Sunday in Odessa with her sister, Mrs. Wes Sledge and family. She accompanied her nephew and family, Mr. and Mrs Jake Sledge of Comanche, who visited with relatives. Local Sale Offers Sheep and Goat Market Good market prices now are of 'ered at the Matthews Livestock Commission Company Sale held on Thursdays at I p.m.

at the auction barn located at Harkeyville. Choice milk lambs sold to $20.25 per csvt. Stocker milk lambs to $17.60 per old ewes to $8 per cwt. and cull nannies and billies, quotable to $8. For the cattle market, no stock- cr bulls were offered by the heart last Thursday, April 23; all went by weight, $20.70 to $21.30, with no choice bulls offered.

Fat cows sold from $17.50 to $20; stocker cows, $14.75 to $21. Stocker cows by the head brought $155 to $172.50. Fat calves cashed from $25 to $28.75. Stocker steer calves sold from $28 to $40; stocker heifer calves, $29.50 to $33; stocker yearlings, $28 to $33. Hogs sold at $16.10.

Price for No. 1 hogs quotable to $16.30. what's underneath nobody for sure. However, there a spots in the ocean where the crust is only two or three miles and since man can drill a hole four miles deep, scientists are figuring 6n lowering their drilling instruments down to the bottom of the ocean floor near Rico and from there trying to penetrate the crust. At the same time, Russia is in the same race, although nobody inows where she's trying.

Consequently, the way it to me from my vantage point out here on my Johnson grass farm, the world is now in a race to see how far out and how far down, it can go at the same time. This is known as going in all directions at the same time. know the feeling, it's sort of spinning your tractor wheels trying to go forward while slipping sideways down a hill. It's lifoa gunning your motor while standing still in a traffic jam. And you can't criticize the scientists.

Everybody's doing it. Ifs the same thing as working fifty hours to buy a power lawnmower to save an hour's pushing with the old style model once a week. Although you can still turn a cow in and graze it off with no lawn- nower at all. As far as I'm concerned, it perfectly all right for man to explore space in the morning and die inner core of the earth in the afternoon, with his nights free to figure up the tax bill for both ventures, but there's still plenty to interest me right here in eye- range of my front porch. For example, there's a newspaper out there on the ground now with, a headline saying the cost of living index has gone up another notch.

Mine hasn't Ain't no notches left on mine. Fours faithfully, J. A. Mr. and Mrs.

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