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From San Marcos Record: Hard riding Hollis Smith doesn't know which way to go in the donkey baseball game this coming Tuesday evening. For the hard hitting donkeyballer is a member of both the Lions Club and the Jaycees, two teams that will face each other in the contest that will start at 8 on the Little League diamond at 8 p.m.

From San Marcos Record: Hard riding Hollis Smith doesn't know which way to go in the donkey baseball game this coming Tuesday evening. For the hard hitting donkeyballer is a member of both the Lions Club and the Jaycees, two teams that will face each other in the contest that will start at 8 on the Little League diamond at 8 p.m.

From San Marcos Record: Contest winners for highest sales is the local HEB Grocery. The entire personnel were given a dinner party at Jean's Café on Tuesday, July 25th. Also, present for the occasion was the district Manager, Welton Braggs of San Antonio.

From San Marcos Record: Contest winners for highest sales is the local HEB Grocery. The entire personnel were given a dinner party at Jean's Café on Tuesday, July 25th. Also, present for the occasion was the district Manager, Welton Braggs of San Antonio.

From San Marcos Record: Congratulatory handshake is given HEB manager William Franz on winning a sales contest for highest sales during the past week by district manager, Welton Braggs of San Antonio. The entire personnel of the local store were treated to a party as a reward.

From San Marcos Record: Congratulatory handshake is given HEB manager William Franz on winning a sales contest for highest sales during the past week by district manager, Welton Braggs of San Antonio. The entire personnel of the local store were treated to a party as a reward.

From San Marcos Record: Finally removed after a horror filled night of imprisonment in an overturned auto about a mile past OST on the cut-off road from the Bastrop highway to Lockhart is Mrs. Edwin Toalson, who is still in an Austin Hospital with her husband both with serious injuries. The accident occurred Wednesday night of last week and the couple were trapped in the car for 10 hours.

From San Marcos Record: Finally removed after a horror filled night of imprisonment in an overturned auto about a mile past OST on the cut-off road from the Bastrop highway to Lockhart is Mrs. Edwin Toalson, who is still in an Austin Hospital with her husband both with serious injuries. The accident occurred Wednesday night of last week and the couple were trapped in the car for 10 hours.

From San Marcos Record: Finally removed after a horror filled night of imprisonment in an overturned auto about a mile past OST on the cut-off road from the Bastrop highway to Lockhart is Mrs. Edwin Toalson, who is still in an Austin Hospital with her husband both with serious injuries. The accident occurred Wednesday night of last week and the couple were trapped in the car for 10 hours.

From San Marcos Record: Finally removed after a horror filled night of imprisonment in an overturned auto about a mile past OST on the cut-off road from the Bastrop highway to Lockhart is Mrs. Edwin Toalson, who is still in an Austin Hospital with her husband both with serious injuries. The accident occurred Wednesday night of last week and the couple were trapped in the car for 10 hours.

From San Marcos Record: Finally removed after a horror filled night of imprisonment in an overturned auto about a mile past OST on the cut-off road from the Bastrop highway to Lockhart is Mrs. Edwin Toalson, who is still in an Austin Hospital with her husband both with serious injuries. The accident occurred Wednesday night of last week and the couple were trapped in the car for 10 hours.

From San Marcos Record: Finally removed after a horror filled night of imprisonment in an overturned auto about a mile past OST on the cut-off road from the Bastrop highway to Lockhart is Mrs. Edwin Toalson, who is still in an Austin Hospital with her husband both with serious injuries. The accident occurred Wednesday night of last week and the couple were trapped in the car for 10 hours.

From San Marcos Record: Finally removed after a horror filled night of imprisonment in an overturned auto about a mile past OST on the cut-off road from the Bastrop highway to Lockhart is Mrs. Edwin Toalson, who is still in an Austin Hospital with her husband both with serious injuries. The accident occurred Wednesday night of last week and the couple were trapped in the car for 10 hours.

From San Marcos Record: Finally removed after a horror filled night of imprisonment in an overturned auto about a mile past OST on the cut-off road from the Bastrop highway to Lockhart is Mrs. Edwin Toalson, who is still in an Austin Hospital with her husband both with serious injuries. The accident occurred Wednesday night of last week and the couple were trapped in the car for 10 hours.

From San Marcos Record: Finally removed after a horror filled night of imprisonment in an overturned auto about a mile past OST on the cut-off road from the Bastrop highway to Lockhart is Mrs. Edwin Toalson, who is still in an Austin Hospital with her husband both with serious injuries. The accident occurred Wednesday night of last week and the couple were trapped in the car for 10 hours.

From San Marcos Record: Finally removed after a horror filled night of imprisonment in an overturned auto about a mile past OST on the cut-off road from the Bastrop highway to Lockhart is Mrs. Edwin Toalson, who is still in an Austin Hospital with her husband both with serious injuries. The accident occurred Wednesday night of last week and the couple were trapped in the car for 10 hours.

From San Marcos Record: Nancy Milburn and mailbox at Rocky River Ranch where she and eighty girls at the last of three periods of camping under the summer program. Nancy hails from Odessa which has furnished three other girls of her age group in the camp this summer.

From San Marcos Record: Lots of leather in this snake skin shown By Major Roy D. Sanders who brought the 13- foot skin home from Africa where he also found the fabled missing WWII Bomber "Lady Be Good". Admiring the beautiful hide are C.H. Allen and Mrs. M'Liss Hill.

From San Marcos Record: Lots of leather in this snake skin shown By Major Roy D. Sanders who brought the 13- foot skin home from Africa where he also found the fabled missing WWII Bomber "Lady Be Good". Admiring the beautiful hide are C.H. Allen and Mrs. M'Liss Hill.

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