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former Resident Is Featured In Standard Times Elbert Taylor Hayes, a groc- eryman in San Angleo, formerly of San Saiba, was featured in a story published in the San Angelo Standard Times last Monday, July 18 Hayes, son of E. M. Hayes of San Saba and brother of Mrs. Ted Hall, Mrs. Hubert Smithhart and Mrs.

Buck Roberds of San Saba, was born April 10, 1903 in Zephyr, but moved to San Saiba county at an early age. He married Juanita McDaniel at San Saba in 1922. She was born Dec. 17, 1903, at Algerita, the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Newt McDaniel. She is a sister to Mrs. Edgar Wood and Denzil McDaniel of Algerita. Hayes put in around 20 years as a bus driver. He and his family lived in Brady for several years, then moved to San Angelo in 1948.

He and his son, Hillie Hayes, now operate the Hayes Son Grocery Market, corner of North St. and Garfield, in San Angelo. The newspaper story was featuring his hobbies which included fishing and sports of all kinds, in particular, football, due to his sons, Hillie and Hilton being footballers in Brady, San Angelo College and Texas Tech, and one of his daughters, Mildred Lee, is wife of Ewell Sessom, head coach in Fredericksburg High School. Hayes also is interested in art. His other daughter, Wanda, is wife of Bob Lancaster, former San Angelo College art department head, now head of the art department in Southwestern University, Georgetown.

Two Ladies Receive Broken Bones In Falls Mrs. J. B. Boler and Mrs. Huts Owen are receiving treatment for broken bones due to recent falls.

Boler fell at her home on Wednesday, July 20, receiving a broken bone just above the wrist of her right arm. The break was said to be straight and in line, making it unnecessary to set it, however, she is wearing a cast on her arm. Mrs. Owen fell near the Gristy Radio and TV Shop Saturday morning, July 23. turned her ankle and fell, receiving a broken right elbow and wrist.

She was taken to Scott and White Hospital, Temple, where she will be a patient for several days. Her daughter, Mrs. Owen Parks, who acocmpanaed her mother to Temple, was expected home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.

C. W. Kuykendall were in Austin Tuesday and Wednesday where Mr. Kuykendall went to a meeting for directors of the L. C.

R. A. REGENCY NEWS July are having some nice cool weather since the rains. We to extend our sympathy to the entire family of Mrs. Geo.

Gamer. She will be missed by a number of people. She was a wonderful mother and wife. Mrs. J.

M. Jones is back home after spending two weeks in San Angelo with her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. G. W.

Newsom. Woodie Egger spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. W. W.

Longmire of Spring Creek. He and Longmire were going to fish. Mr. and Mrs. C.

R. England of Alvin, Mr. and Mrs. H. B.

Jackson of Houston spent Sunday night with us and attended the funeral of Mrs. Geo. Garner Monday at Locker. Mr. and Mrs.

Gene Preedman went to Waco Saturday on business. Mra. Dona Taylor is at home with her son, Clayton Shaw, at Big Valley. Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Jones visited in San Saba Friday with her brother and sister, Kate Underwood and Sam Darvin. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Whitley and children of Ozona visited his mother, Mrs. Irene Whitley, this week.

Hulon Egger is combining maize for Edgar Sealy of Spring Creek. Mrs. L. D. Egger visited in Odessa a few days with her sister-in-law, Mrs.

Elmer Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Smith of Hall Valley visited us a short while one morning this week. We are always glad to see them as they one time lived in this Mrs.

J. A. Jones. PERSONALS Mrs. Wesley Humphries and daughter, Mary Ann, of Del Rio are visiting with Mr.

and Mrs. Claude Gauny in San Saba and with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Humphries in Goldthwaite. Mr.

and Mrs. Vance Booker and Linda and Gloria spent Sunday in Comanche with Mr. and Mrs. Mel Booker with Gloria remaining to visit this week with her grandparents and aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.

Aubrey Graham. Mr. and Mrs. Winston Millican, Mike, Kay and Bob departed the middle of last week for a vacation trip to California, including high points of interest in the state and other vacation spots on the west coast and enroute. They were 'accompanied by 'Mrs.

Miriam Love of Redding, California who had visited with her brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Leverett of Pecan Grove and with other relatives and friends. The Millicans will visit with Mrs. Millican's sister, Mrs.

Robert Love at Redding. JULY 28,1960 THE SAN SABA (Texas) Get Vaccine for Blue Tongue at Laird's Corner Drug Store. CLOWE INSURANCE AGENCY FIRE ALLIED LINES West Side of Old P. O. BIdg.

Phone 571 San Saba, Texas W. A. and Rosa Lee Clowe J. E. HAGAN, Solicitor News July agd Mrs.

Brigance had as guests "the past week Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Fyrar and children, Shelia and Jim, of Big Spring.

Mr. and Mrs. George Gibson and family, joined by the W. H. Gibson family of Brady, were Tuesday guests of Mrs.

C. C. Balch in Big Spring. Their mother, Mrs. Nancy Gibson, returned home with her sons and families after a week's visit with her daughter in.

Big Spring. David Green has enlisted in the services of Uncle Sam and is stationed at Fort Ord, Calif. G. J. Ryan of Wichita Falls was a recent visitor with friends in Richland Springs.

Geo. R. Gibson had business in San Angelo Friday. We are glad to report E. E.

Moore home from the Brownwood Hospital and is Thomas Wilton has returned from Midland. The family is visiting and vacationing in Florida with their son and brother, Thos. Wilton who is in the Navy. The Robert Lambert place sold to Kermit Valentine recently. Sunday visitors in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. W. W. Gaddy were Mr. and Mrs.

Marvin Coughran and daughter, Venelle, of Fort Worth. Geo. Gibson was a Saturday visitor in Brady with his mother, Mrs. Nancy Gibson, at the home of the Howard Gibsons. Mrs.

Gibson is ill at this writing. Another son, J. F. Gibson and family of Big Spring, are at his mother's bedside. Mr.

and Mrs. C. C. Burleson of Port Arthur are here spending part of his vacation and will go to Waco to visit with Mr. Burleson's relative's" before going back to Port-Arthur £-By Marie.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brown and John Lee Horne visited in Austin over the weekend. Sheep and Cattle Drench available at Laird's Corner Drug Store. 'HAVE YOU OBEYED THE GOSPEL?" Brother Delton Haun, sometime ago writing under this heading, asked question, "Have YOU obeyed THE Gospel He inquired, if God sent His Son to die on the cross as we have learned He has; if His Son died willingly a cruel death -ill the aeonies that accompany a cru- the privation and suffering involvedI in them- if He provided us with His WorU, which He has, to tell us how to obtain pardon, do you think then that when we from our sins to obey Him He will refuse to forgive? NO.

is NOT willing that any should perish. (2 Peter a ,1 4 rtFIOlt TrW turn God the gospel we are still LOST (2 Thess. Being good not tnough. Sinners cannot ignore Christ and go to heaven, A Christian is to do good, but doing kind deeds does not make an alien sinner a Christtian. dfce.

Christ (4) be immersed to wash sins (Acts This is the way sinners are commanded to obey Christ. It took the love of God to provide the way. Sinners must accept it. Have YOU obeyed the gospel? Sermons, for July 81: The Design of Baptism. Science And the Bible, CHURCH OF CHRIST Wallace and 2nd Sts.

San Saba, Texas Only 60 Yards Left NYLON SHEERS and WASH SILKS Not much left, but if you shop early, you will get a real Bargain. I Regular 98c to 1.29 yd. FREE Beautiful Spunwell Towels Size 22x44" Soft Pastel Colors With Lurex Thread On Sale at 5OC Yard ONE BIG GROUP Begins Thursday, July 28th THIS IS OUR "FINAL REDUCTIONS," AND YOU JUST CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS THESE BARGAINS. WE MUST HAVE SPACE FOR OUR NEW FALL GOODS AND WE ARE OFFERING THESE LOW PRICE SPECIALS TO MOVE THE GOODS OUT FAST. MAKE YOUR PLANS NOW TO ATTEND THIS BIG SALE.

HURRY FOR YOUR SHARE OF THESE BARGAINS. each You buy one for 69c, and we give you 1 Towel Free. Towels for 69C Drip-Dry Cottons Just look at these Nationally Known Pamper "Robest" Wamsutta Bates All Regular 98c to 1.29 On Sale at ONE BIG TABLE OF BEAUTIFUL Suitings All Types of Fabrics to Pick From SHARKSKINS CUPIONI LINENS SILK and COTTONS BOUCLAIRE All Colors AH Kinds of Weaves 800 Yards to Select Regular 1.69 and 1.98 Yard On Sole at 6 GORGEOUS COLORS- MISSION VALLEY Silk-A-Leno Crease Resistant Permanent Finish 45 Inches Wide REGULAR 1.69 Yard BIG BED SIZE DOUBLE BED SIZE DOUBLE LL SHEET IFLORALIBROWN Blankets Regular 2.29 each On Blankets Regular 5.95 each 97 Sheeting Regular 25c yard MORNING GLORY QUILT Cotton 2 Pound Roll 200 Yards Colorful SUMMER Denims 69e.