The San Saba News and Star from San Saba, Texas • Page 2

The celebration of the year, the I groomed sand-covered arena. Then Lintt.4 OftfVt A 1 in A county's annual rodeo is now history. Where do we go from htre. Why, planning for the 30th of course. GOOD NEIGHBORS all, were our neighboring towns with their floats and horseback riders, that gave the parade so much glamour that it was hard to take it all in.

Suggestion, there should be a pause at regular intervals, so the spectators could have time to take in the beauty. A vote of thanks to Austin, Fredericksburg, Brady, Llano and any other towns. To Brownwood, for bringing such an array of beautiful horse flesh, to say nothing of the riders making up the Sheriff's Posse, and Riders Club. They spared no expense to get their mounts to the parade on time. One of the littlest riders to came the most beautiful people in the hometown people to see the show.

They parked their lawn chairs, and spread a pallet for the little ones. A wee bit near the arena fence, 1 think, but after all we live dangerously nowadays. Of course those of us, 35 or older, took our places in the grand stand. The show looked plenty wild and wooly. For a real San Saban, there's no ment that will ever replace the rodeo, VACATIONING with their grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. James Gray of Cherokee, are Gray-Leigh Wilson, nine, and her sister, Shannon, six, of Dallas. Each has acquired a sunburn, and a sprinkle of freckles across noses. A New brave the hent was Robin Rawls, four-year-old daughter of Nancy and Ray Rawls. To the meted foot soldiers from Fort Hood who made up the band, we say thanks heaps.

We give credit to Barney Sullivan, chamber of manager for his good public relations. It took a lot of letter writing, and telephone calling to make this parade possible. DAYTIME RODEO performance to be viewed on Rogan Field was witnessed by me Saturday night, to Daylight Savings Time. Blinking as I looked toward the setting sun on entering, I think I have never seen such a well CherokeeNews Mr. and Mrs, James Smith and Ann visited Mr.

and Mrs, Lee Riggs in San Saba Sunday even- ng. James Lee Smith of Austin visited Mr. and Mrs. James Smith, Ann and David a few days last Mr. and Mrs.

Cecil Ray took itheir daughter, Joyce, to enter Durham Business College June 12 and she spent this weekend at liome, Mrs. R. T. Harkey of San Saba and her daughter, Mrs. L.

M. Bearss of Austin visited Mrs. Harkey's sister, Mrs. Cecil Ray, ona day last week. Mexico license plate on a car caused us to stop and inquire.

Owners proved to be Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Brockman and children of Carls- bod, visiting hei parents, the K.

K. Taylors of Richland Springs. Week-ending at Fort Polk, Louisiana, with their son, Capt. Dennis Sullivan and wife, were Jack and Evelyn Sullivan. VACATION SEASON is here when every last one of us gets an itch to get on the some place, and get away from it all.

The car is our second home, says July issue of Ford Times. This story is told in the Times. It 'happened in one of those brightly lighted turnpike restaurants. A family came in and ordered breakfast. They were obviously tired, for they were noisy and irritable.

The baby cried, the children bickered and spill things, the father complained to the waitress, the was postcards in her free moments, scolded the children furiously. They they left, the postcards were forgotten on the table. The waitress picked one of the cards up and spoke aloud to a sympathetic audience, "Could you guess the message?" she asked. The message was "Having a wonderful time." What we take with us on vacation, is important, says this magazine, "a supply of patience and humor will be more useful than guide books or drip dry clothes." Glad you read this! Locker News June this extreme ly dry weather, fanners hare been fortunate to get lots of hay baled. H.

M. Woolridge and two of his nephews of Bforwnwood were visitors last Sunday in the Merle Taylor home. We were sorry to learn of the death nf Felix Cochran 60, of Brownwood, He was feared in this community. grandfather, E. E.

Cochran and family were among the first settlers here, Mr, and Mrs. Henry Barnett and probably others from here attend' ed the funeral services. Burial was at Greenleaf Cemetery in Brownwood. Clara Lee Bolinger and a friend John Furgeson of Big Spring were guests in the Merle Taylor home. A number of people from here attended the street parade and rodeo at San Saba last week.

Mrs. Cora Taylor was a visitor last Monday afternoon with her brother, George Johnson, and wife of Spring Creek, Guests over the weekend of the Rev. and Mrs. Carl Gentry were their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs.

George Giroff of San Angelo. T. B. Collins of Houston, while on his vacation, visited his brother, Lynn Collins and family of Odessa, and his father, Earnest Collins, living here in the Bob Taylor home. At this writing, Bill Hendricks is seriously ill in Medical Art Hospital in Brownwood.

The Danny Holder family has moved into the Alfred Harrell home at Mrs. Cora Taylor. PERSONALS Mrs. James E. Dean and Jody spent Father's Day weekend with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. Harbuck. Items of Interest From Richland Springs Jun and Mrs. Ceci of London visited his sister and family, Mr.

and George Miller, during the weekend. Mrs. Robert Korenek is employed at Goldthwaite hospital. Visitors in the home of Mr and Joe Herrington were children and their families, Mr. and Mrs, Sherwood Herrington and children of Pennsylvania, and Mr, and Mrs.

George Rogers and of Rosebud. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cardwell Mr. and Mrs.

Mike Clausen of San Marcos visited Friday and Saturday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Everett and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Harrison.

Mrs. C. E. Lancaster and granddaughter, Jayne Lindsey, returned Monday, June 12, from Shiprock, N. Mex.

where they had been with Mrs. Margery Lindsey who is teaching school there. Mr. and Mrs. Finis Frost of Fort Worth arrived Friday night from Port Worth for a visit with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. P. A. Gober of Hall. Their son, Jimmy, remained and is spending the week with Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Sloan and Gary Don. Grocery Specials Specials Thursday, June 22 through Wednesday, June 28 FOLGER'S, MARYLAND CLUB OR MAXWELL HOUSE 6 OZ. JAR INSTANT COFFEE 79c DEL MONTE TUNA, flat cans 29c 303 SIZE CANS MISSION PEAS, 2 cans 35c KIMBELL'S 7 OZ. PKG.

Instant Potatoes 25c MEADS or KIMBELL'S CAN BISCUITS, 4 for 29c KIMBELL'S SOLID OLEO 2 for 39c KIMBELL'S Pink Liquid Detergent LARGE 22 OZ. BOTTLE 391 of Waco apent Fathers' Day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins, Mrs. Minnie Shipman has returned from a visit with relatives in Michigan and Fort Worth.

Mrs. Nellie Moore and Mrs. A. W. Kewby were shopping in Brady one day last week.

Miss Patty Pearce and Billy Pearce, both students at Baylor University, spent Sunday with parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. 'earce.

Those attending the Painting lub Thursday were Mrs. Estelle Murrah, of Lohn, Mrs. Mattie Duncan, Mrs. J. C.

McGregor, Mrs. Reed Powell and Miss Mittie Jackson of San Saba. Mr. and Mrs. Woodie Parks and Mrs.

Bob Parks returned Sunday from a visit in Oklahoma City and Missouri with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Hulon Solsberry of Midland visited here last week with their mothers, Mrs. Winnie Grant and Mrs.

Myrtle Solsberry. They reported that their son, Lester, has his orders for duty in Viet Nam. Mr. and Mrs. Solsberry went on to Falfurrias for a visit with a sister and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Pike. Word was received here Saturday of the death of R. D. Eckert, son of Victor Eckert.

Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Myers of Lohn were business visitors here Friday.

Ray Miller of Houston spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. Maggie Miller. Mrs. Burlie Edwards has been in Arkansas. Charlie Short of Valentine visited his brother, R.

T. Short and wife, Thursday and attended the San Saba Parade and Rodeo. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Bolinger and children of Salinas, who have been visiting his mother, Mrs.

Clara JJeJjnger, spent the weekend in relatives. Mrs, Thelma Fort Worth was here one day last week for her sister, Mrs. Dellie Nolen, who will spend a week there. vgth his wife's Scarborough of KIMBELL'S Spanish Rice 300 SIZE CAN EACH BARBECUE Beef and Sausage WITH GRAVY to Ib SWIFT PREMIUM BACON, Ib. THIN SLICE 77c SWIFT PREMIUM Thick Slice BACON, 2 Ibs.

$1.49 FLORIDA GOLD OZ, Orange Juice, 3 for 45c BIRD'S EYE PT, Cool Whip 27c SWIFT PREMIUM 1 Ib. roll Pork Sausage or 12 oz. pkg. Brookfield Links ea. OPEN 7:30 DAVIDSON'S CLOSE 00 Brownwood Cattle Auction Brownwood, Texas June 14, 1967 MARKET: Strong and active.

Plain feeder cattle and calves fully $1.00 to $1.50 higher. Better stocker and feeders mostly steady. Packer cows steady with fat calves and yearlings strong to $.50 higher. Pairs mostly steady. ESTIMATED RECEIPTS: 1085 Head.

Stocker Steer Calves wts. 250-425 Ibs. Stocker Heifer Calves wts. 250-425 Jbs. 25.00-30.50 Steer Yearlings wts, 500-700 Ibs 24.50-28.00 Heifer Yearlings 23.00-26.00 Plain Feeder Steers 23.00-26.50 Plain Feeder Heifers 22.00-25.50 Cows Good Plain Stocker Cows 15-18 Slaughter Cattle Fat calves 24.50-26,60 Fat cows Utility cutter cows 15.00-18.0 Canners 13.50-16,Q< Shells 11,0043.50 Stocker Bulls 22.00-29.00 Slaughter Bulls 20.00-23.7 Hogs (top) 22.80 DON'T WAIT! GET KILL KO BUG BAIT! BUG UAIT Hannlf ti ri, bvt tvtwww, and pthtr hgrmfyl pt b.it Mrs.

Nevills is living in the former Paul Gibbons house. Barney Oldham Jr. of Bertram and Jim Oldham of Austin visited here one day last week. Mrs. Hetta Coffey is seriously ill having suffered two strokes.

She is in a hospital near her daughters. Miss Peggy Stuart and her fiance, Joe Stewart of Austin, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Stuart. Mrs.

Cleo Gaddy of San Saba spent Monday with her mother, Mrs. Maude Newby. At the time of this writing, Bill Hendricks remains critical in a Brownwood hospital. All of his children are at his bedside, Mr. and Mrs, Bridger Askew of Colorado Springs, are visiting his sister, Mrs.

C. B. Wood Sr, The Askews and Mrs. Wood were supper guests of Mr, and Mrs. C.

B. Wood at Elm Grove Monday night, June 19. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Fred Schneider and baby of Austin spent the weekend with their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. John McKin- nerney and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schneider. Bobby and Bill Bush are employed at Loadcraft in By Mrs.

Robert Lewis Mrs. William Murff and children, Craig and Jenifer of San Juan, Puerto Rico, came Monday, June 12, for a visit with her grandmother, Mrs, Dessie Harden, They will also visit with her aunts, Mrs. Mattie Howard and Mrs. Henry Trotter and family. Taybf Reunion Held In Community Center (SC) The descendants of the sate E.

N. and Francis Eudora (Davenport) Taylor met in the Community Center in Goldthwaite Sunday, June 18, for a reunion. Many past and current events were discussed. The good ole' happy childhood days were recalled when large gatherings of families and friends was a common event. Visiting in general was the order of the day.

All agreed that today the people have not enough time to visit and get to know each other, Those gathered around the tables of delicious food were led in a blessing by Owen Keith Taylor of Santa Ana, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Owen of Goldthwaite were special hosts for the day. Present were Mrs.

M. J. Ransome, Garret Ransome, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Miller and Craig, Ellis Taylor and son, from Dallas; Mr.

and Mrs. Johnnie Taylor, Ft. Worth; Lt. Col. Gerald Ransome, wife afid children, Mr Mrs.

Harold a Austin; Mr. afid Mrs. p. o. Round Rock; Mr.

and Mrs. my Bryson, Craig and Patty San Antonio; Mrs. Conley man, James, Joe and John, town; Mr. and Mrs. Owen Keith Taylor and children, Santa and Mr.

and Mrs. Brockman, Dixie fiotbie Timothy, Carlsbad, N. Mex. Also, Mr, and M. son and family, Coletnaft; Mr.

Mrs. Felton J. Wilson and ly, Andrews; Mr. and Mrs. Ken! neth Wilson and children, lene; Mr.

and Mrs. Owen Keefier and family, San Angelo; and Mr and Mrs. Roy Maxwell, Cherokee' Others were Mrs, Georgie Dow' Mrs. Wayne Mitchel, Mike, Randy and Lorrie Ann, Brownwood' Katherine and Deborah Ann Jones' and Mr, and Mrs. R.

T. Short, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, Ralph and Ruth Tay! lor and Mrs. Jack Ford of Rich.

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