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

IGENCYNEWS it. 17 Another week has by. It is cloudy and cold this onday morning. Hope we don't one of those awful rains, the rs has been reporting. We need but not one like that.

The river is coming right on down. is up better than twelve feet and my guess is it will get on pretty good rise. Maybe the rain 111 stop the army worms, but it I almost too late now for the Its are about ruined. Weekend visitors with us were rs. M.

R. Stuard and Mrs. E. your Vaccine far Lepteaaira Corner Drag P. Jones of San Angelo.

Jack and Marsha Edington went to Dallas Saturday to the Fair. Sunday visitors with Mr. Mrs. Cecil Egger were the lady's brother and wife, Mr. arid Mrs.

Smith of Brownwood. There were three big truck loads of sheep delivered to the Willard Edington ranch Friday. Mr. and Mrs. W.

0. Kirk of Crystal City visited us Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jones visited in San Saba Monday with Kate Underwood and Sam Darwin.

Mr. and Mrs. Willard Edington, Jack, and Marsha went to Abilene Sunday to see his dad, Sam Ed- ington of Goldthwaite. He is a patient there. We wish him well.

tMrs. Clayton Shaw and Mrs. Donna Taylor of Big Valley visited us Thursday afternoon. Mrs. E.

K. Wood of Goldthwaite visited her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. R. D.

Egger Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Phillips and children of San Saba ate supper with us Sunday night. Mr.

and Mrs. Junior Whitley of Ozona visited his mother, Mrs. Irene Whitley of Spring Creek Sunday afternoon. Robert Phillips worked for Biily Hale of Rattler Mrs. J.

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(Minimum balance of $60 required.) Good for all trips sold by the Santa Fe. Find out all the details of this convenient new way to travel. Locker News Oct. had another good rain, and it's still cloudy and misting here this morning. That cold norther that was reported to be coming hasn't got here yet.

Those visiting the George Churohwells last weekend were their son, Nelson Church well and family from Brownwood, and Sunday guests were Mr. and Mrs. 0. B. McGary and girls from here, and T.

McGary from Mullin, who is visiting the McGarys, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bond and little daughter from Brownwood were Sunday visitors of Elmer Robinson and Stella Benner. Mr. and Mrs.

Alvin-White had all of their children home last week. I failed to learn their married names, but Roberta and were here from Arkansas, Bonnie and family from Ohio, Cameron and family from Fort Worth, and Camilla and husband from Mexico, and Mr. and Mrs. larold Hendricks (Virgi ia rom Richland Springs, the James jands and J. E.

Skeltons from jocker. Mrs. Viola 'Hannah, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Brown and Odus Pulton went to Brownwood to a show Sunday night.

Mrs. Rodney Gerhiany is home from the hospital in Brownwood, greatly improved. Jack Vest from over in MilU county visited home folks hero last weekend. Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Jones from Regency were in Locker Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fikes from Corpus Christi and Mrs. Winnie Grant from tRichland Springs were i Locker recently.

INews is scarce this week, as nly a few. turned in their news. I hope to have more news next Mrs. J. C.

OCT. 20, 1960 Santa Fe Ask your local Santa Fe agent about the "Go later" plan Serving Chicago, Texas, California and the great Southwest NOVEMBER 8 ELECTION DAY Be A Good American GET OUT AND VOTE SAN SABA LIONS CLUB PERSONALS Mrs. Eula Moser of Amarillo i isiting with Mrs. U. M.

Sander son. Mr. and Mrs. Clovis Letbette have received word that thai daughter and husband, Lt, Mrs. T.

Pelham are now stationed at Ft. Benning, Georgia. THE SAN SABA (Texas) NEWB-T CHILDREN HAVE COMMON INTERESTS IN THEIR WORK Tom K. Wood and his sister. Mrs.

Walter H. (Dink) Looney. children of Mr. and Mrs. A.

F. Wood of Richland Springs, have Army in World War II. He joined the Texas Highway Department ia Bfill Perry was accompanied to Temple, October I'l, by his wife, where he was admitted to the Veterans Hospital for treatment. He is in Ward 17A and would appreciate cards and letters from home. Weekend guests in the home of Sheriff and Mrs.

Brantley Barker and Richard were Harlen Barker of McKinney, who is employed with the Highway Department; Mr. and Mrs. Marlis Barker and Debra and Bruce of Brownwood; Mrs. Melvin Wiley of Weatherford and Mrs. Chester Wiley and Helen of Aledo.

COMPLETE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE Accurate Compounding of Prescriptions, Friendly, Prompt Service, and complete stock of the best in drugs and pharmaceutical, all in hands of Registered Pharmacists, is the reason we ask you, "Let us fill your prescription." CITY DRUG STORE Chet Garvin, Registered Pharmacist Your Rexall Store i I common interests in the Texas Highway Wood, former senior resident engineer on highway projects in Travis Hays counties, has been named as top-echelon aide to Ed Bluestein, District 14 engineer of the Texas Highway Department, and assumed the duties of district administrative engineer effective Sept. 1. In his new capacity, Wood is one of the top aides to Bluestein in planning and working on all operations in District 14 composed of 11 counties in the Central Texas area. Wood has been with the department 14 years. He is a member of the Travis Chapter.

Mrs. Looney, the former Nancy Wood, was working for the High way Department when she met he husband, who is a supervising de signing engineer in the secondary roads division of the Texas High way Department. Mr. and Mrs. Looney hold nearly the same office in their re- pective organizations, secretary, of the Chapter and the Auxiliary.

They both have been secretaries to their organizations during 1960, with the only difference being that the Travis Chapter secretary is also treasurer. "We work together on the minutes. I type and Dink supplies the official wording," Mrs. Looney said. Both have been with the Travis Chapter and the Auxiliary for about five years.

Looney, a graduate of Beaumont High School, attended Lamar Junior College and was graduated from the University of Texas with a BS in civil engineering in 1940, after serving with the 1948. (Mrs. Looney was graduated Richland Springs i School and later taught at that ame school. She attended University of Texas. Mr.

and Mrs. Looney 1 have' (m' son, Keith, 14, and a Jan, 6. House guests over the weekend in the home of Mr. and Mrs. T.

M. Barker and Mrs. Louise Oliver and Jerry were Mrs. A. J.

Bridgeman, Billy Bridgeman, Mrs. G. R. Novotony, all of Dallas. RITES HELD FOR MK.

KETCHUM Funeral services for Mrs. J. Ketchum, 66, were held at'2 Sunday, Oct. 16, at Chapel, conducted by the Rev. W.

E. Comstock, pastor of Assembly of God, with burial made in Ebony Cemetery, Mills county, under direction of Howell-Doran funeral directors. Mrs. Ketchum died at 8:40 pan. Oct.

14, in San Saba Memorial iospital following an extended llness. Born Lillian Herring on Dec. £, 1893, at Graham, she was daughter of H. P. Herring aad.

Sallie McNutt Herring. She married to J. P. Ketchum on, Mac. 8, 1911, at Comanche.

She had resided in San Saba for the past 2fr years. She was a member of Assembly of God Church. Survivors include her six sons, Elvin Ketchum of Corpus Christi, Lee and Ollie of San, Saba, Lonnie and James of San. Antonio and Howard Ketchum. of, Denver City; two daughters, Marie Ketchum of San Saba andlfm- Albert Human of Crane; fifteen grandchildren and one great- grandchild; four sisters, Mrs.

Gray and Mrs. Howard Coker of. Wichita Falls, Mrs. J. R.

of Corpue-iChristi and Mrs. Mattia Chandler of Fort Worth; one half- brother, Odel Herring of Wichita. Falls. Pallbearers included R. T.

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