Notes from the Spring Creek Arts Guild

My Gypsy By Cathy LedbetterAs I sit here staring at the screen trying to work out what to write about, my border collie, Gypsy, comes up and puts her head on my lap. This morning, like every morning for probably a year or more, I wake up and wonder if she is still with us.

The Richland Springs Report

And just like that. I’m one year older. The kids and I at school were talking about dates; they had a difficult time equating my dates with reality. They couldn’t believe the year I graduated from high school, and even my teaching years were beyond their grasp.

The Pierian Study Club

Photos provided by Donna Baxter On Thursday, November 13, the ladies of the Pierian Study Club gathered in the home of Celia Bell for the monthly meeting. The Projects Committee, consisting of Jacqueline Carlson, Sandy Smith, Donna Baxter, Gail Bruner and Laina Murray were hostesses.

Commemorative Flag Journey!

First Texian Killed in Action 1835 At the Mission Concepción the Texian position was surrounded by trees, leaving the Mexican cavalry no room to maneuver. The two sides skirmished desultorily for two hours, until the fog began to lift.

Upcoming EVENTS

November 27th at 2 p.m. San Saba First Assembly of God located at 1205 S. High Street.Spirit of Christmas will be December 7 @ 6pm at The First Christian Church in Richland Springs. Please come join us for an evening of Christmas joy and a candlelight service.

Down Memory Lane

70 Years Ago November 24, 1955Army Sgt. Maynard R. Myers, son of Mr. and Mrs. George J. Myers, Richland Spgs., took part in a demonstration of maneuverability and fire power in Germany by the 2d Armored Division. Sgt. Myers is a cannoneer in the divisions’s 14th Field Artillery Battalion.

La Palabra de Dios Dice

2 Tesalonicenses 2:1-5 DHH Ahora, hermanos, en cuanto al regreso de nuestro Señor Jesucristo y a nuestra reunión con él, les rogamos que no cambien fácilmente de manera de pensar ni se dejen asustar por nadie que diga haber tenido una revelación del Espíritu, o haber recibido una enseñanza dada de...

Those Autumn Leaves

I remember the time my wife got in our car and went to the mountains. As I sat outdoors in the still cool crisp air looking at the mountains, I was so impressed with their grandeur and beauty.

The Murder of William L. Robertson

Part 12 The Fort Worth Star Telegram reported on November 6, 1934, on page 8 reported: DEPUTY'S TRIAL IN DEATH BEGUN SAN SABA, Oct. 5.—A packed courtroom listened for an hour and a half today to Chester Daniel, 26, San Saba, tell a jury of farmers how he assisted N. H.