The San Saba News and Star from San Saba, Texas • Page 6

A SPECIALS thru Wednesday, Moy 17 IMPERIAL 10 Lb. Sack GOLD CROSS Tall Can MILK 2 for CATSUP MOTHERS DAY SWEETHEART FLOUR HUNTS 20 Oz, Lb, SHASTA 46 Oz, Can DRINKS SLOAN'S Grocery and Market CRISCO WITH A $5 PURCHASE OF OTHER GROCERIES EXCLUDING CIG. Flour YELLOW ROSE 25 Lb. Sack FLOUR GLADIOLA lOLb. Sack 25 Lb.

Sack JIFFY Cake Mixes Box ARMOUR'S STAR BACON MORTON'S Salt Shaker Boxes SHORTENING for Pound Pkg. 3 BAKERY DEPT. PAKF COLONIAL VMIIL Pineapple Layer CRACKERS Bbx US' BANA ywt ITRAWMRRY BAMA NEW CROP STRAWBERRY PRESERVES FROZEN FOODS 18 FRUIT PIES BA UET Ea FRUIT DRINKS TIP p0l Jar CINCH WHIP TOPPINGS DAIRY DEPT. Cortege Cheese. Foremost, 12 29c ICE CREAM FOREMs 4 i.

FACIAL NORTHERN 150 Count TISSUE 2 SUPER SAMMY'S PRICE SPECTACULARS INSTANT MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE "Tj. HAIR SPRAY WHITE MAGIC BLEACH Gal, Value QUANTITY RIOHTS COLGATE Vqlye i TOOTHPASTE JOHNSON JOHNSON If A A ZEE Assorted 9 BABY POWDER TOWELS FRUIT and VEGETABLES Corn 12 Ears Squash Lb, 5 POTATOES TEXAS NiW Lb, SPUDS RUSSET Velveeta 2lb.box 79c CEDAR FARM PICNIC HAMS RATH'S BACON ENDS 4 Jumbo Roll MARKET PORK CHOPS PORK STEAK Lb, Lb, SUCiD, ft -or Whole LB, HAMS 43 SS Study Club Has Frank Randolph Simpson Born In Local Hospital The Rev. and Mrs. Lynn Sinip- son of Saba have announced the birth of Frank May Bom in San Saba Memorial Hospital, he weighed five pounds and 13 ounces, -v iv? They have another son, Stephen, age 3. The mother is'the foriner Mickey Liscum.

Paternal grandparent is Mrs. W. R. iSimpson of New Orleans, La. Maternal grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Liscum of Eunice, N. M. Great grandparents are Mrs. Wilbur Yearwood, Shreveport, La, Harry J.

Huff, Mission, National Music Week was observed Thursday aftettodfi, May 4, by the San Saba Study Club when the group met at the Gold Room of Ranchmen's Tower Hotel for a "Quilting Party," with Mrs. Joe S. Turner and Mrs. Alvin A. Stewart as co-hostesses.

"The Quiltihg Party," ah inal skit with musical numbers by American composers was written and directed by Mrs. Trussell. Mrs. C. Oliver gave the prologue for The Quilting Party which took place, May 4, 1899, in San Saba.

The setting for the special meeting was the reception room in the home of Mrs, Joe S. Turner. Members in appropriate costumes for 1899, chattered and stitched while they planned a Variety Show and Bazaar for the jenefit of an orphanage. Following a welcome by Mrs. Turner, the president, Mrs.

Clyde led in the planning for )he Benefit and had responses by committee chairmen, Mmes. Reuben Ashley, W. A. Martin, Henry Trotter, W. C.

Dofflemyer, S. G. Boynton, W. L. Owen, H.

V. Felts and Mrs. Werden Scott. Mrs Trussell, program chairman for the Benefit presented Mrs Mattie Howard, elocutionist, who read one of the Sonnets from the Portuguese by Elizabeth Barrett Browning, "How Do 1 Love iheeY" She presented next a group of musicians and singers, from the Chaminade Music Club, "The Shrinking Violets" Misses Neil Sloan, Lucille Bondy, Charlotte Coleman, Mmes. Thelma Arny Rector and Mrs.

L. T. Smith, accompanist and pianist. Miss Sloan sang the solo, "A Bird in a Gilded Cage;" Mrs. Smith played "Turkey in the Straw," The Shrinking Violets sang "Scarlet Ribbons, Grandfather's and With V.

tfelts accompanist; 'America, My Old Kentucky Home, and Now The Day Is Over, were sung by every one, after which Mrs. Boynton read the words of Home Sweet Home. Amusing anecdotes and stories were told after which a tiii peddler, in the person of Mrs. Robinson, arrived creating much excitement in the final episode of the skit. Refreshments in keeping with theme of the occasion were served from a tea table, covered with an ecru imported embroidered cloth over spring green and censed with an jermanent ivory color roses and foliage.

Mrs. presided at the silver service and Mrs. Scott served gingerbread topped with whipped cream. Mrs. J.

Mitch Johnson, charter and honorary member of the Study Cluib was an honored attendant of the event. THESE MEMBERS PAID THEIR 1967 CEMETERY DUES THIS WEEK Mrs. L. McConnell Elton Faught Newell Oliver Virdell Lot by Mrs, Tussy Bob Sullivan Mrs, V. M.

Grider Mrs. Roy Woods Casey Lot by Mrs. Farley Felts Jim Gunter Lot by Mrs, Hugh Johnson Russell Lot by Mrs. Lucile Smith Mrs. Cowan Newton Hall by Mrs.

Newton Hall Jack Smith John Sloan H. Behrens Claude Keele Mrs, Dora Maultsby W. Bigg Lot by Frances Mrs. M. Everett Estate by Everett 'Tuft and Roy by Taff Misi Minnie KeUy Mrs.

jp ranees EJy Clare Taylor Carl Bryant Lot by B. Mrs, Myrtle Mrs, fo Norman.