The San Saba News and Star from San Saba, Texas • Page 8

San Saba News Star August 17, 196? Items of Interest From Richland Springs Aug. Nellie Moore ol San Snba and Mr. nnd Mrs. Burlie Burleson spent Sunday in Elgin with Mr. Burleaon's brother and wife, Mr.

and Mrs. Bradley Burleson. Mrs. W. T.

Barclay hits been visiting her daughters nnd their families, Mr. and Mra. Jim Irion and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Miller and children.

Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Cannon and Mrs.

Connie of San Saba nnd Mrs. Susie Stoker have been visiting in the home of their daughter nnd sister, Mrs. Henry Lewis. Mrs. Lewis has just returned from the hospital and still unable to have visitors.

Among those attending the 3- Picnic in Browwood Saturday were Mr. nnd Mrs. George Gibson and children, Mr. nnd Mrs. A.

D. McKinnerney and children, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lewis and children, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Lewis and children nnd Bob Korcnek nnd children. Mrs. Bob Korenek is a surgical patient in Brownwood Memorial Hospital. Mrs. George Miller spent several days the past week in San Antonio with her sister, Gladys, who is ill.

Mrs. Cleo Gnddy of -San Saba spent one day the past week with her mother, Mrs. Maude Newby. Mrs. Robert Gober of Mercury visited her mother one day last week.

Mrs. Bemice Nicherlson and children visited last week in San Antonio with her mother-in-law and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hendricks are vacationing in Nail, with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Alvin White. Visitors during the weekend in the home of Mr. and Mrs. B.

A. Hopkins and attending the wedding of Miss Patty Pearce and Omar Tripp were Mr. and Mrs. Davis Hopkins and children of Grand Prairie, Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Braggs and son of Wicket, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cardwell of Waco. Delinda Stuart and Jill Mask who are candidates for 'Rodeo Queen were selling tickets Mon- Get your Vaccine for Leptospira at Laird's Corner Drug Store. O.

T1KAO See DR. SMITH EACH THURSDAY San Saba in day. The FFA Rodeo will be held Thursday, Friday and Saturday nt the. Richland Springs arena with parade nnd barbecue Saturday afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Wood and daughter, Kabhy of Dallas, are here visiting Mrs. C. B. Wood Sr.

On Monday, Aug. 14, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wood and Mrs. C.

B. Wood Sr. visited in Abilene with Mrs. Mary D. Wood.

Visitors in the home of Mrs. Connie McKinnerney the past week were Mr. and Mrs, Harold Vates and Jan of Sherman, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd McKinnemey and children of Weslaco and Jim Me- Kinnemey of San Angelo.

Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Martin were their son and family, Mr. and iMrs. Rufus Martin and children, and Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Scott and children. Mr. and Mrs. L.

H. Nolcn nnd children and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Larremore and children went to Lake Buchanan Tuesday oven- ng. Mr.

and Mrs. W. M. Brown have from a trip to Austin md Corpus Chrioti where they vis- ted their daughter nnd family, Mr. and Mrs.

.0. Gersch and children. Mr. nnd Mrs. C.

I. Munscll are isiting their daughter and fami- Mr. and Mrs. Dean Atchison and children in Kansas City. Mr.

and Mrs. W. A. Jennings of San Antonio and Mrs. R.

G. Lee and baby of New York were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. 3.

Reavis. Nelson Adams has returned to us home in California after spending a few clays here with his mother, Mrs. Matt Adams. Mr. and Mrs.

Sherman Till have completed re-modeling their home and the Frank Wells' are adding another bath to their home. Mr. and Mrs. Sheral Sanford and children and Omar Tripp spent Friday and 'Saturday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

M. 0. Tripp. Mr, and Mrs. Burlie Edwards of the Bethel community have returned from a trip which took them to El Paso where they visited Mr.

and Mrs. LeRoy Gibson nnd Scott and Mrs. Etta Solsberry. They also attended the dog races in Juarez and went sight seeing in Ruidoso and visited Mr and Mrs. Bill Davidson at Kress Mi-, and Mrs.

Thomas Lee Alston and family and Mr. and Mrs T. Alston spent several days in the Big Bend (Mrs. Robert Lewis. Locker News Aug.

and Mrs. James Land, accompanied by Mr. am! Mrs. HaroM Hntidricks of Rich- Innd Springs, visited Cathy Land last Sunday afternoon, who is attending a six-week summer school in San Angelo. Recent quests in the Oscar Simpson home were Mr.

and Mrs. Sam Bullion and children of Arlington, and Mr. and Mrs. L. 0.

Tisdale and children of Weslaco. Mrs. Bob Taylor and Mrs. R. A.

Taylor were surprise visitors with Mrs. Flora Owen Jesse Wednesday, Aug. 9, "at 8 p.m., which was her birthday. Jesse was visiting her sister, Mrs. Mottle Edwards and husband, of San Saba.

She seems to be completely recovered from major surgery which she had some time ago at a Houston hospital. Other guests in the home were Mr. and Mrs. Herb Taylor and Mrs. and Mrs.

J. W. McDoniel. We are glad to know Sammie Hickman is still improving since fiis stay in the Brady hospital. Mr.

and Mrs. Wilbert Wynn of Park were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Taylor. Mr.

and Mrs. Wynn are employed to teach this year in the Iowa Park School system. Mrs. Wynn is the daughter of Valeta Goodloe Turner, formerly of Richland Sprs. They also visited relatives in San Saba.

Recent guests in the home of the Rev. and Mrs. Carl Gentry were the Rev. Pete Gentry and children of Kermit, the Rev. and Mrs.

A. C. Trowbridge, and family, and Mr. and Mrs. G.

W. Groff of San Angelo. The Groff family and Caroline Trowbridge have been on a three-week vacation in which they toured 14 states. Last Wednesday, Dorinda and Valeta Bates went on the bus to isit the Kenneth McGary family at Austin. Sunday their parents, and Mrs.

Eugene Bates, Jef- and Daniel spent the day with the and all returned lome in the afternoon. Mr Mrs. Merle Taylor, Merle Taylor Dean and Alan, spent three days last week touring the Big Bend National Park and other places of interest in West Texas. Hiram Season has moved into his new home he built on the John Coffcy lot in Mrs Cora Taylor. When using a dip net on fish put the net into the water am work the fish toward it.

A sudden movement of the net will cause the fish to take another plunge for freedom and that plunge may mean -the last you'l see of the fish. Sheep and Cattle Drench available at Laird's Corner Drug Store. Bend Chappel News Aug. residents of this locality were on the alert Saturday when fire broke out on the Tisdale ranch and spread over the Raymond Barrier ranch. The road group with their equipment and all available men ami boys rushed to the fire to assist in putting out the fire and saving the Barrier home.

Some of the men remain on the scene and some returned Sunday morning when fire broke out again. Bennie and Kerry Lively were among those who fought fires until late Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Tollie Lemons and Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Lemons were called to Dallas Friday, where Tollie's daughter, Mrs. Alfred Sisk of Dallas, underwent major surgery at Parkland Hospital. The atest report, 'Sunday noon, was Mrs. Sisk was out of the recovery room and doing as well as Could be expected.

Saturday visitors of the Fred lliotts were his two brothers, Andy Elliott of Pecos and Alvis Elig of Fort Worth. Mrs. J. B. Smelser of San Saba, icr daughter and husband, Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Cude of San Antonio, Sunday visitors of Mr, and Vtrs. Tom Matsler and Ralph Swinney. Last Saturday, the Tom Mat- slers received the announcement if the arrival of a new great- grandson, William Clark Matsler, on of Richard Matsler, and grand- on of the Horace Matslers, all of Arlington. The youngster has a ister, Kathryn Ranee.

The W. E. Lively family re- urned Friday for a vacation trip Freeport and Galveston. They also visited wtih Mrs. Lively's sister and family, the Warren Halls, in Alvin; and with W.

sister, Mrs, Nadene Sullivan and Mattresses Renovated Using only the cotton from your present mattress after it is cleaned, felled and combined with a new inncrspring unit we will build you a mattress that will give you lasting comfort. VISIT OUR SLEEP SHOP Western Mattress Co. 1502 Austin Ave. Brownwood, Texas Call 372-5121 in San Saba Special Auction for ALL BREEDS Feeders, Fat Calves and Yearlings Tuesday, August 22 OTHER CLASSES OF CATTLE WELCOME Matthews Livestock Commission Co. SAN SABA, TEXAS PHONE 372-5591 "You Name We Can Sell it" For Information Call; CECIL IROWN, Pliant 372.3249 San Saba, Ttxaf or CHARLEY MATTHEWS, Phone Uana, Ttxaf We're too much merchandise MANY CASES son, Clofus Sullivan in Texas City.

Mrs. Bill Grumbles and Mrs. Fred Elliott made a business trip to Lampasas Thursday. Mrs. Maynard McCoury spent the weekend visiting in the homes of Phil B.

and B. B. McCoury of Colony. Members of the Bend Methodist Circuit met Monday morning to clean the premises of the camp ground, in preparation or their annual revival, which is to begin Friday evening, Aug. 18, and to close Aug.

27. The Rev. Russell Vierse will be pastor-evangelist. The Robert. Lemons family made a business trip to Temple Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lee and Mrs. Kate Jones attended Sunday evening church services at Lometa Baptist Church. Mr.

and Mrs. Vernon Matlock and Melinda of China Cerek were Friday afternoon visitors in the H. A. Lackey home. Mr.

and Mrs. filbert Lively of Lampasas were 'Sunday visitors of the Lloyd Smith. Blanche Morris returned Saturday from a week spent in Lampasas visiting with the Chesley Morrises, Flynn Blairs and the Larry Morrises. By Patsy Lackey. Drs.

Ellis Ellis Optometrists 308 Citizen's Nat'l Bank Brownwood, Texas Glasses or contact lenses fitted. We grind all lenses. Call 643-0184 P. O. Box 149 for appointment.

OuNof.Town Rttotivts Attend tfneiff Funeral (SC) A large crowd of relatives from out-of-town attended the funeral services for Henry D. Kneiff held at Bowser Church Sunday, Aug. 13. Among those present were Mrs. Cecil Hurt, 'Mrs.

Taylor Lagrone, Mrs. J. D. Lagrone, all of Milano; Mr Mrs. Claude Lagrone of Summerville, Mr.

and Mrs. Lee Self and son of Atkins, Ark.j Mr. and Mrs. Barton Moss, Mr. and Mrs.

Elvie Miller and son, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Miller, all of Temple; Lt. Col, and Mrs. Vernon Scott of Killeen; Mrs.

Ruby Cooper, Fort Worth; Mrs. Bobbie Armonett of Brownwood Henry and Bill Lagrone of Odessa; Mr, and Mrs. Ryal Owens, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Tullas of San Angelo; Mrs.

Fannie Flemming, Mrs, Myrtle Young, All of Brady. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kinsley, Mr. arid Mrs.

Rdss White Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bofeti, all of Bro-witwood; Mr. and Mrs. Toffi Berry of Endin, Mr.

and Mrs. B. D. Rhon and L. D.

Rhoii, all of Oklahoma City. Pallbearers at the service were Herman E. Pearce, Befnie JPeafce, W. C. Patrick, Joe HefrHttgtoh, Frank Wells and H.

Johnson, ATTEND ARCHERY SHOOT Local members of San Saba Archery Club including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Churchill, Wadene Ivy and Earl Gatliff, attended the District VI Invitational Archery Shoot at Gatesville iSunday, Aug. 13. Mrs.

Ivy was the only ber of the local group to win a trophy at the shoot. Try WANT AD for DON'T MISS THE FUN At The County-Wide Home Talent JAMBOREE THURSDAY, August 24, 8 p.m. at SAN SABA HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM ADMISSION Adults 75c Students 25c MARK SCOTT and KENNETH SMITH of the Western Kings Band will be featured; also The Confusions, and other outstanding home talent. Fun and Entertainment for all age groups. Sponsored by P-TA Units of SAN SABA and RICHLAND SPRINGS Starts 9:30 a.m., Friday, Aug.

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