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

The San Saha Neura church or other public gatherings admission is charged or where goods for sale the regular advertising rates where no admission is charged. Where or wares of any kind are offered will be applied. DEC. 17, 1964 THE SAN SABA (Texas) NEWS Published every Thursday and entered as second-class matter al the Post office at San Saba, Texas, under the act of March 3, 1879. HOWARD A.

HARRISON Publisher ALTUS MAE MILLER NeWs Editor The San Saba News was founded in 1878 and has been in continuous publication since that time to become San Saba County's oldest ness institution. ADVERTISING RATES: Display 70 cents per inch per insertion classified-3 cents per word for first insertion, each additional tion at 2 cents per word, minimum charge of 75 cents first insertion and minimum charge of 60 cents for additional insertions; Readers16 cents per line; Miscellaneous -For Cards of Thanks, Obituaries anc Resolutions of Respect and all other matter not news, will be charged at one cent per word. No charge is mude for publication of notices of FROM "THE NEWS" FILESDown Memory Lane 50 YEARS AGO (Dec. 17, 1914) Miss Mollie Sanderson is expected today from Bisbee, Ariz. where she spent the summer and fall.

David Smith and family arriv-4 last week from Enst. Texas where they have lived the past two years. T. J. Tanner of Muskogee, Okla.

is now with the San Saba National Bank as stenographer. Marriage license WAS issued Saturday to Elzie Lee Funderburk and Mins Ora Lee Taylor, two popular young people of the Fair. view settlement. Rainey Brothers shipped five cars of steers to market last week. Capt.

R. E. Woods returned last Thursday from al business trip East Texas. Will Kirkpatrick returned Sat urday from 8 business trip of some three or four weeks in the P'anhandle and Souhth Plains part of the state. Mr.

and Mrs. S. H. Walker are the parents of a sweet little girl, born Monday, Dec. 7.

Newell Duey is moving to the place just vacated by Mrs. Jim ilall in Pecan Grove section. Mrs. K. Davenport and sons, James and Hubert, came down from Lakeview last week to be with her mother, Mrs.

S. M. Moore, who has been sick lately. Raymond Extep has returned from Dallas where he had been in A business college fur the past few montha. The Merrie Maids met with Miss Lucille Russell Saturday afternoon and most pleasant meeting WAg held.

The diversion was 500 and many interesting and exciting games were played. The next meeting will be held with Misses Gertrude and Lela Hill at their home Saturday afternoon. 16 YEARS AGO (Dec. 16; 1948) The annual Father and Son quet of the San Saba Chapter of Future Farmers of. America, has been scheduled for Jan.

7 at the school lunch room, according to Tom J. Henry, chapter advisor. Mrs. John Wiley Arbelger is convinced that NEWS Want Ads get results. Last week she adver.

tied some milk cows for sale- in the classified section. Early this week she had sold 11 cows and had received calls from about 35 persons in response to the advertisement and is still receiving inquiries. J. M. Edwards of San Angelo has purchased the hardware stock and leased the Estep building on the cast side of the court house square and will establish the Edwards Hardware- House at the location.

T. J. Stewart stationed at Randolph Field, was recently proto the rank of sergeant, according to information received by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T.

J. Stewart Sr. San Saba volunteer firemen two calls recently from Cherokee, one last Friday when the Salt Branch school house on the Cherokee school campus burned and again Tuesday morning of this week when the Will Daugh. erty residence burned, Unable to save the buildings because the CARPETS 2x12 Rayon Rugs. $24.950 Hartley's.

I fires had gained too much headway, local fire fighters assisted in keeping the flames from spreading to other. buildings. J. W. Leon Hartley, Glenn W.

E. Bryant, Jack Sullivan, Clovis Letbetter and Charles Chrane were elected as new directors in the San Saba Junfor Chamber of Commerce at the December meeting last Thursday night. More than 500 stock show catalogs were delivered this week to John arrangements committee chuirman for the 16th Annual San Saba County FFA and 4-H Club Fat Stock Show to be held here January 13. San Saba Native Shows Slides of European Tour Mrs. John Rauch of Banning, native of San Saba, has been showing colored slides of the two-month European Tour made by her and her husband this past summer, to clubs in her hometown.

The former Susie Low, Mrs. Rauch is the daughter of Mrs. Carl C. Jones. She.

attended schools here in San Saba and also at Cherokee. Mrs. Rauch and her husband. flew to London, saw several plays there, then went by train to Stratford-on-Avon for the ceremonies attendant upon the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's birth. From London they flew to Rotterdam and caught the "Europpa" for 8 five-day boat trip up' the Rhine River to Basel, Switzerland.

From they went by train to Freiburg, Germany and picked up their car: They drove across Bavaria and went up the Jugspipe Mountain from a resort town near Munich' they saw the remains of Hitter's summer home at' Berchtesgaden; and also The Eagle's Nest. They. visited Vienna -and saw an operetta. and an opera. Then they drove through Yugoalavia to, Italy, stopping in Venice, Florence' and.

Rome. They spent three days; at- Nice on the French' Riviera, then through: the mountains to "Switzerland. There they spent two weeks Lucerne" visiting her husband's "sister. They made several trips from her home to an exposition near Geneva, Berne, Zurich, Interlaken and up the Jungefrau Mountain by train. They returned through Basel and Cologne, then left the car to be shipped home in Antwerp, Belgium.

By train they went to Brussels and by plane to Paris and back (o New York enroute home. Her husband WAg born in Switzerland and speaks German and some Swiss dialects, some French' and Italian, -80 language was no problem for them. Proceeds from the club benefit showing of the slides will be used for the club's mental "health provrami Best Year Yeti to go Ford! Golding Motors: COTTON BASKING LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF THE SOUTHWEST YOU ADMIRAL GRISTY The Bend News Dec. 14-Mr.

and Mrs. Jackie Brister and children visited last weekend with his brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Brister and children at Jayton. We hope Jackie got to hunt birds while there.

Mt. and Mrs. Jim Anderson and family and her parents of Abilene spent the weekend at their river cabin on the Pope place. Mrs. John Day is at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

T. T. Gage after undergoing surgery at Lampasas Hospital last month. We are happy to report she is recovering nicely. Mr.

and Mrs. W. W. May of Cherokee visited in the home of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Clyde Rutherford Sunday. This was also the day of their 50th Wedding Anniversary, congratulations Mr. and Mrs. May! Mr. and Mrs.

Douglas Hicks are parents of a daughter, Veronica Ann, born Nov. 29 in San Saba Memorial Hospital. Grandparents in this community are Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hicks.

Pvt. Henry Earl McCoury has been visiting his uncle and family, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert McCoury and other relatives in San Saba, Brownwood and Burnet. Henry Earl received his basic training at Fort Polk, La.

and later spent some time at Fort Belvoir, and will go from here to Egypt. Mrs. Ode Sargent has been moved out of Lampasas Hospital to the home of her son, James C. Sargent in Lampasas. We are glad to report she is feeling some better.

Bend-Chappel H. D. Club members were happy to receive a blue ribbon for their table entry at the San Saba County Pecan Show held in San Saba Dec. 5. Mrs.

Martin Vann and Mrs. Raleigh Reese received ribbons for their cookies and carrot bread. Pecans from. the old Mother Hollis Pecan tree received a red ribbon. Elbert McCoury taken to Lampasas Hospital Friday night.

He will be moved. to an Austin hospital this week. Bess McCoury, who has been visiting her brother, Tom and her sister, Mrs. Ode Sargent, for several" months left last week for her. home in La Grande, Oregon.

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Raines of Marshal, Mo. are visiting Mr. and Mrs.

T. S. Lemons Sr. and doing some deer hunting. Other visitors with the Lemons were her twin sister and husband, Mr.

and Mrs. Hubert Sharp of Houston. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lemons and family recently visited Mr.

and Mrs. Eddie Lemons in San Angelo. Mr. and Mrs. Milford Marley and family spent the weekend visiting Mr.

and Mrs. (Thomas January and son and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Faught in Austin. Bend-Chappel H.

D. Club plans to have their Christmas, party and supper Saturday "night. This will be at family affair. There will not be a community meet at the school house this month, the next meeting: will be on January 22. We are hapy to that Mr, and Mrs.

Collins 'of Chappel com- 1 munity "are at" home being" patients in San Saba Memorial Hospital for some time. They live. near their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Tom: Howell, who are very thoughtful in caring for them.

A sister, Mrs. Comer; of San Saba has been visiting with the Collins since their return 222 Entries Judged In 1964 County Pecan Show Held Here the top three placings in each division of the 10th annual San Saba County Pecan Show where a record of 222 entries were exhibited for competition in mens' Tower last Saturday, Dec. 6, according to Billy ft. Kidd, secretary of San Saba County Per can Growers Association, the sponsor. Judges included Bluefford Hancock, Horticulturalist from Texas University; Robert Kensing, management specialist from San Angelo; Keith Hillman, Hood county agent; John Galloway, Brown county agent; and Burton Burks, pecan producer from Granbury.

Class Best In-Shell Pecan, listed in the order of placings, in the various varieties include the following: Hollis: C. E. Tisdale, San Saba; Mrs. Jack Spurlock, Bend; Frank Hendrick, San Saba. Barton: Leonard Big Valley Farm, Mills county; Producers Farms, San Smiths Pecan Orchard, Richland' Springs.

Burkett: C. E. Tisdale, Mrs. J. A.

Johnson and M. A. Terry, all of San Saba. Choctaw, Leonard Big Valley, Smiths Pecan Orchard, Cockrell's Riverside Nursery, Mills county. Comanche.

Leonard Big Valley, Smiths Pecan Orchard. Delmas: Cockrell's Riverside Nursery, C. E. Tisdale and E. L.

Sealy of Richland Springs. Desirable: Producers Farms, Leonard Big Valley, Cockrell's Riverside Nursery. Eastern Schley: R. B. Bagley Sons, reserve champion: Leonard Big Valley, best kernels; Leonards Ranch, San Saba.

Garner: Edgar Hubbert, San Saba; Cockrell's Riverside Nursery, Smiths Pecan Orchard Mahan: Producers Farms, Leonard Big Valley and C. E. Tisdale. Riverside: Cockrell's Riverside Nursery, Leonard Big Valley and Frank Hendrick. Stuart: R.

B. Bagley. and Sons, E. L. Sealy and Cockrell's Riverside Nursery.

Squirrel's Delight: C. Tisdale, Producers Farms and Mrs. J. A. Johnson.

Success: Smith Pecan Orchard, Cockrells and E. L. Sealy. Texas Prolific: Mrs. J.

A. Johnson, Tisdale and Leonard Big Valley. Texan: Producers Farms, most attractive of show; Smiths Pecan Orchard. Western Schley: Smiths Pecan Orchard, Tisdale and M. A.

Terry. Wichita: James Biggs, San Saba; Leonard Big Valley and Cockrells. Known 'Hybrids, In-shell Pecan: Leonard Valley, all three placings. Variety Seedling -Shell Pecan: Cockrells, first and second; Raymond Barrier, San Saba, third. Class Best Shelling Pecans, listed in order of placings in the varieties include the following: Clark: C.

E. Tisdale, Leonard San Saba Farm, Leonard Big Valley Farm. Halbert: Producers Farms, C. E. Tiadle, Marvin Riggs, San Saba.

Ideal: Leonard San Saba Farm, Leonard Big Valley and H. W. Shahan, San Saba. Kincaid: Producers Farms, Tisdale, R. B.

Bagley Sons, heaviest' 'shelling pecan. Moore: Leonard Big Valley, Farins. No. 60: Leonard Big Valley, Mrs. J.

A. Johnson and Guy Risien, San Saba. Onliwon: Guy Risien, Leonard Big Valley, Smiths Pecan Orchard. San Saba Improved: Guy Risien, Leonard Big Valley--most attractive; Smiths Pecan Orchard. Known Hybrids Best Shelling Pecan: Leonard Big Valley, all three placings.

Variety Seedling: Smiths Pecan Orchard, Tisdale and Smiths Pecan Orchard. Other Varieties: Leonard San Saba Farm, Cockrell's Nursery, reserve champion shelling, best kernels; Leonard Big Valley. Native: Producers Farms, first and second; L. Sealy, third. Smallest Pecan in Show: C.

E. Tisdale. Best Collection of three varieties: Leonard Big Valley, Producers Farms, Cockrell's Nursery. Best Collection of six varieties: Leonard Big Valley and Smiths Pecan Orchard. Recognized Native: A.

W. BoeI nicke of Bangs. Leonard Big Valley exhibited the grand champion of the show, a Government Cross; and the heaviest pecan, a Mahan. Leonard San Saba Farm showed the champion shelling pecan and the highest per cent kernel was a recognized seedling shown by W. Boenicke of Bangs, with 63.04 percent.

A total of five judges selected Smiths Pecan Orchard, Producers Fountain Pen Ink, all popular colors, for sale at The NEWS. News Dec. 14-A bridal shower honoring Mrs. Odis Fulton was held Thursday, Dec. 10, at the homemaking room of Richland Sptings High School.

Those from this community attending were: Mimes. A. D. Cawyer, 0. B.

McGafy, Taylor, Earl Parks, R. A. Taylor; o. W. Taylor, James Land; Alice Slaughter, Pauline Fulton, Etta Brown and Misses Shirley, Pat and Nancy Fulton.

Sending gifts were Mmes. Merle Taylor, Loraine Roberds, J. C. Till and Opal Sofge. Mr.

and Mrs. o. W. Taylor were in San Saba Friday consulting a dentist. Miss Shirley Fulton, daughter of Mrs.

Pauline Fulton, and Daine Holder of Frisco were united in marriage Dec. 10 at 7 p.m. at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Carl Gentry.

Alan, 6-yeaar-old son of Mt. and Mrs. Taylor, taks en to San Saba Sunday afternoon: for treatment of a sore throat. We are sorry to hear of the auto accident Sunday morning on Farm Road 45, two miles south! of the Colorado river bridge when a Howard Payhe College student was killed and Mr. and Mrs.

Lara: ty injured. Nettleship Nettleship of San was Saba reared were in: this community. A large number of people from here attended the Hootenanny in Richland Springs Dec. 12. Mr.

and Mrs. 0. W. Taylor tended the singing convention at Richland Springs Sunday and invited 'the singers to Locker next -Mrs. R.

A. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. J.

B. Ponton of Lubbock came Wednesday, Dec. 16, to visit his father, S. 0. ton, who is a patient in a hospital at Goldthwaite.

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