HOLT NEWS Matlock) of Richland Springs; James W. Gober of Rt. 2, Richland Springs; Emmett Gaber and Mamie (Mrs. E. C.
Harvey), Jesse and Robert Gober, Annie (Mrs. Phillip Smith), all of Star Route, Mercury. One daughter, Ila Maxine, died in 1920 at the age of 16 years. are -51 grandchildren and 47 great-grandchildren. The family consists of two sets of twins, Emmett and Ernest, and Mabel and Mamie, the young.
est of the family. Mr. Gober is 86 and Mrs. Go.ber, both being in falling health and have moved to a home they recently purchased in Brady. They will be most happy to have friends, neighbors and relatives to visit them any time.
Their new address is 1604 South College, Mrs. Emmett Gober. Oldest Couple Observe 64th. Wedding Anniversary Jan. 21-Mr.
and Mrs. W. Gober, the oldest remaining couple, who have been lifetime residents of Holt community, celebrated their 64th wedding anniversary Tuesday, Jan. 17, at their long time farm here. Several of their children were present.
Mr. Gober, a son of the late James Gober, known as Jim, together with three other children, a brother, John of Brownwood; Mrs. Maggie McLerran of Brownwood; and Mrs. Lula Hopkins of Georgia, were raised orphans. Their mother died while the youngest child was in infancy; the other three quite small.
Mr. Gaber, on Jan. 17, married Miss Minerva Hardman, a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hardman, a rancher from whom Mr.
Gober worked for several years in this community. Mr. and Mrs. Gober are the parents of 13 children, 12 of whom are still living, including Frances and nest of Leonard MdCamey; of San Angelo; (Mrs. Er- Wilmer Donahoo) and Mabel (Mrs.
Alton Arnold), both of Brownwood; Winnie (Mrs. L. M. Sheep and Cattle Drenen available at Laird's Corner Drug Store. DANCE BILL WAYNE and the Eastern Swingsters Featuring Tommy Dickenson SATURDAY, February 4th Cherry Springs Tavern PERSONALS Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Conner of Waco were weekend visitors in San Saba with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Perry and children of San Antonio were weekend guests of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Perry, Miss Verba Cummings of Fort Worth visited Sunday, January 22, with her father, T. J.
Cummings. and Mrs. Cummings. Rex Oliver left last week for Conpus Christi after spending several days with his parents, Co. Supt and Mrs.
E. L. Oliver and with his brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lee Oliver and family in Cherokee.
Corral -IN THEATRE SATURDAY ONLY, JANUARY 28 First Time Shown At San Saba Texas raised AUDIE MURPHY, World War 2's Most Decorated -War Hero, Gets His First Opportunity To Portray A Texan, As A Texas Ranger in SEVEN WAYS Eastman COLOR 0 Bary A VENETIA STEVENSON JOHN McINTIRE A UNIVERSAL -INTERNATIONAL PICTURE This Program Will Be Shown Afternoon at the Palace SATURDAY NIGHT PREVIEW JANUARY 28 SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY WEDNESDAY JANUARY 29-30-31 FEBRUARY 1 First San Saba Showing THE RED, WHITE AND BLUE SHOW OF THE YEAR! PRESLEY sounds off with those BLUES (That 'CAN-CAN' Girl) HAL WALLIS Directed by Wintten TECHNICOLOR' JULIET PROWSE: NORMAN TAUROG EDMUND BELON ANd HENRY CARSON A PARAMOUNT RELEASE This Feature Win Also De Shown Sunday Afternoon at the Palace COMING SOON Some women never give a just a phone number! -M ELIZABETH TAYLOR BUTTERFIELD LAURENCE HARVEY ME ETROCOLOR EDDIE FISHER Tinney Rites Held in Cherokee Services for Mrs. W. I. ney, 73, of- Cherokee were heldat 10 m. Monday, Jan.
23, at the Church of Christ in Cherokee with burial in Hanna Cemetery. Mrs. Tinney became ill at her home Saturday afternoon and died enroute to a Llano hospital. A native of Cherokee, she was born Nov. 118, 1887.
She was married Jan. 5, 1906 to William Ide Tinney, who died in 1969. She lived all her life at Cherokee and was a member of the Church of Christ. Survivors include three sons, -Thomas Milton: Tinney of Cherokee, Dor A. Tinney of Big Lake and Arthur Tinney of San Angelo; one daughter, Mrs.
John Carpenter of Waco; one brother, A. B. Hanna of Llano; one sister, Mrs. Hugh Smith of Cherokee; seven grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Rites Held For Mrs.
Castellaw Services for Mrs. Willis L. Castellaw, 48, of Llano, former resident of San Saba, were held at 3 p. m. Sunday, Jan.
22, at the Llano Church of Christ witH burial made in Llano Cemetery. 'Mrs. Castellaw died Saturday morning in Llano Hospital. Born Hester Hanna July 20, 1912, in Cherokee, she was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Cyrus L. Hanna. She wa's married to Castellaw on Dec. 24, 1933, in San Saba. She is survived by her husband; one son, Kenneth Castellaw of San Antonio; one daughter, Mrs.
Roger Beasley of Austin; three brothers, C. L. Hanna and Clay Hanna, both of Houston, and Mark Hanna of Cuero; one sister, Mrs. Lora Huddleston of Santa Fe, N. and two grandchildren.
Miss Carolyn Edmondson, a sophom*ore student at Sul Ross State College in 'Alpine spent from Saturday to Tuesday with Blonde Venetia Stevenson is beautiful frontier girl in love with Texas Audie Murphy 'as they. star with Barry Sullivan and John Me Intire in "Seven Ways From -International's robust outdoor adventure in color showing Saturday Mantinee The Saturday Nite at The Corral. Rites Held For John Campbell Funeral services for John Isaac Campbell, 79, were held at the Adamsville Baptist Church Monday, Jan. 23, at 2 p. conducted by Bro.
Vaughn Manning, with burial made in Hanna Cemetery at Cherokee. Campbell died Saturday, Jan. 21, in the Lampasas hospital. He was born Dec. 25, 1881, in Atascosa county, the son of John and Harriett Campbell.
He married Miss Ida O'Neal. on May 3, 1914. He had been a member of the Methodist Church since early manhood he lived most of his life in Llano and Lampasas county. Survivors include his wife; three sons, Leonard and Lesley of Adamsville, Elmer of Aransas Pass; one daughter, Mrs. Selma Johanson of Cherokee; one sister, Mra.
Dora Bush of Gonzales; one brother, Henry Campbell of Pecos; 11 grandchildren. Pallbearers included McCoy, P. L. West, Barney Burns, Rob- her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. L. MoCoury's home was the scene of a nice birthday supper honoring the Archie Lively twin girls, Debbie and Mebbie on their 12th birthdays on Jan.
19. Their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Broyles and their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Lively also attended the occasion. Those attending the funeral services of Mrs. Annie Maulden of Colony at Lampasas Funeral Home Saturday morning were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Howell and Mr.
and Mrs. Ausley Lackey and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allen, Jr. Those attending the funeral services of Mrs.
Bud Key of Llano at Tow Valley Baptist Church Sunday afternoon were Mrs. J. S. Freese, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Ausley Lackey, Mrs. Altie Allen and Mr. Desel Taylor.
and Mrs. Bud Key and family were long time residents of the Barnes Ranch. We extend our sincere sympathy to, the entire family. Mrs. Maynard McCoury is recovering from her recent surgery and illness nicely, we are glad to report.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Keeney, Linda and Ray Dow went to Cransfill Gap Sunday to see Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Keeney.
Visitors in the Tom Howell home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hyatts of Gatesville. Other visitors during the week were Mrs. Ada Estep and her cousin of Goldthwaite.
They report Mrs. John Howell, who broke her hip on Dec. 2 doing nicely and able to get around in her walker. We are glad for her. Mr.
and Mrs. John Carol Casbeer of Lampasas were visitors in the Paul Gage home one night last week. Mr. and Mrs. Grafton Broyles of San Angelo and Mrs.
R. T. Altizer of Cherokee were visitors in the Charley Broyles home Saturday afternoon. Fred Elliott visited the Aunt Emma Ray family at Cherokee Sunday. Visitors in the Matsler-Elliott home last week were Mrs.
Ada Estep of Goldthwaite, Cecil Ray of Cherokee, Mrs. Bennie Lively, Ausley Lackey and Paul and Truett Gage. Mr. and Mrs. Garland Green went to Austin Saturday.
They visited the R. L. Daileys and her aunt, Lois Taylor while there. Tom Matsler celebrated his 84th birthday Jan 18. Those visiting and having dinner with him that day were Mr.
and Mrs. J. R. Smelser and Maude Boyd of San Saba, and Carolyn Green and Joe Grumbles. Aunt Sallie Lee is getting along fine at this writing.
She still remains in the Tom home.By Doris Elliott. 'AN. 26, 1961 THE SAN SABA (Texas) NEWS 1 Review Of Home Demonstration And 4-H Club Work For 1960 By Mrs. County Bernice Murray homes; 183 pieces of new H. D.
Agent ture added and 24 mattress A total of 83 club members of the 130 enrolled in 10 home demonstration clubs in San Saba county reported in December the achievements of individuals in the various clubs. The ten clubs met 11 times in 1960 with demonstrations being in Foods Nutrition, Clothing, Homestead Improvement and Home Management and Family Life. Under Foods and Nutrition it was reported 3,621 quarts of fruit canned; 2,689, quarts of vegetables canned; 7,526 pounds of fruit and vegetables frozen; 469 quarts brined; 110 quarts of meat 7 poultry canned; 768 pounds meat cured; and 17,288 pounds meat frozen (including poultry). In the Clothing demonstration it was reported that 519 children's garments had been made; dresses made were 819; boys and mens garments made were 147; accessories made (belts, bags hats) totaled 285; and Semi Tailored garments totaled 75. Home Improvements and Furnishings reported by the H.
D. members were as follows: 94 pieces of furniture refinished and upholstered; 25 making draperies; 12 making slip covers; 19 improved; 22 kitchens improved; 19 living rooms improved; 3 new PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shapiro and Mrs. Claude Gage and Mrs.
Joyce Green were in Dallas January 24 to attend the Ladies Fashion Show of merchandise. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Tomlinson and Mrs. Charles Forbus from Houston were visitors of Mrs.
Nettie Scott Friday night as they were on their way from Littlefield home. Miss Jerilyn Campbell of Texas Tech. in Lubbock came in Friday night for a few days visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Campbell and Bennie before returning to enter the 2nd.
semester. added. Homestead Improvement and 222 shrubs planted and ture added; three outdoor rooms added; 305 fruit cluded 18 pieces of lawn planted; 78 shade trees ing. A total of 45 'club families keeping records under Home agement. Special information insurance, wills, keeping record and business centers was present ed to special interest groups, all demonstrations emphasis placed on management of and energy, Three Home.
monstratica Clubs reported sponsoring munity socials every month as games, contest, singing different kinds of activities stunts, refreshments and som times a covered dish supper. All of the clubs plan at least community or family socials during the year. Under, special activities Clubs have helped furnish food and solicit blood donors for the Bloodmobile at each The clubs in co-operation with other civic and social clubs in the county sponsored the "Pecan Queen's Contest" and the Women's Division of the "Bake Show" at the Pecan Show. The Home Demonstration clubs sent delegates to a district ing meeting in Sweetwater, district meeting in Llano and State meeting in Brownsville. In connection with 4-H there were 12 Home Demonstration Club members who worked volunteer leaders.
with 12 4-H leaders who were non-club bers. Under their supervision en team demonstrations were trained for District contests. One senior team won district and participated in State contest at Round-Up. One. junior team WOR first place in district and all teams placing that entered.
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