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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1963
Page
8
District Lions Club officials attended the Buchanan Dam Lions Club meeting on Tuesday April 16 at the First Union Church. Harold Yarborough Youth Exchange Chairman and Warren Daren zone chairman joined District Governor David M Ellis and W H Hoffman secretary Kingsland Lions Club. A turkey supper was served to members and guests by church ladies.
The Rev and Mrs Hugh Walter Sanders of the First Presbyterian Church in Llano attend the 103rd General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States held in Hunting ton West Virginia from April 25 to 30 The Rev W B Holmes Jr formerly of Van Horn now retired and living in San Saba will be guest preacher at the Presbyterian Church in Llano last Sunday Rev A R Vetter filled the pulpit Mr and Mrs Darrell Cates and their young daughter of Booker recently visited her parents Mr and Mrs Terrell Faris Mrs Cates is the former Gail Faris
The Lake Buchanan Chamber of Commerce led by Carl McDonald invit es presidents of multiple area chambers including Kingsland Marble Falls Burnet and Buchanan to a 8 p.m. meeting at the Observation Building on Tuesday April 30 to organize promotion of Highland Lakes. Local Aqila Festival captains including Odie Ainsworth Jim Luther and Ray Galyean from Kingsland Blurhet and Marble Falls are also invited.
The Kingsland Boy Scouts Troop 303 won a blue ribbon as the best troop at the District Scout Camporee held at the LCRA Youth Camp in Marble Falls last Friday. Four Kingsland boys faced the board of review for advancement: Billy Witson, Craig McDougald, James Moreland, and Gregory Hallmark. Scoutmaster Randall Hallmark and Assistant Scoutmaster James Wright accompanied them.
Al A. Lange of Llano is among 41 mathematics teachers from 13 states chosen for a National Foundation institute at Fort Slays Kansas State College this summer. The nine week program, June 30 to August 2, is funded by a $58,000 NSF grant and pays a weekly $76 stipend plus allowances for dependents and travel.
Long list of new residents buying properties in the Kingsland area includes Jack Valentine and family from Austin purchasing Bob's Camp, M A Buntyn and family from Brady buying Two Rivers House, and J W McLean and family from Mu Camey entering a welding business. Several locals visit or occupy area venues and hospitals report ongoing medical care.
Bozo Davis, hospitalized for several weeks at Baptist Memorial Hospital in San Antonio due to serious burns, spent the past week at home and is expected to be released this week.
Circle 2 of the Llano Woman's Society for Christian Service will meet at 3 30 p m Friday April 26 with Mrs Raymond Rogers. Mrs Matt Dees Sr will chair the program.
Community Center hosted an eighth grade picnic last Wednesday with 45 students driven by Coach Myron Schneider. Mrs Bethel Pyles led activities and games while faculty and parents attended. Barbecued hamburgers and homemade ice cream followed a day of relay, volley ball, croquet, shuffleboard, and table tennis. Engaged couple Lois Marie Christman and James Lee Smith plan a June 29 wedding in Hereford with Rev B L Davis officiating.
Tow Valley notes show Ed Clendennen improving after surgery and the community sharing visits. A new birth Foshia Ann Langley born April 9 at Minot AFB North Dakota with parents Kenneth Langley and family traits great grandparents include Lynn Nobles. Chism opens a resort camp named Chism s Camp. Jim Wilkerson buys Milton Smith place to build a home. About 200 receive polio vaccine at Tow Sunday.
The wind made eighteen holes challenging with wind blamed for errors. Marie Shepperd won the ball for the tourney and Ethel Farquhar took low putts. The monthly luncheon was at Observation Restaurant with eleven attendees. Dues remain 4.00 yearly. send to Mrs. Ray Shepperd or leave with Pro. Robbins. The group sells sandwiches coffee and cake at the 4-Ball Tourney to fund a water fountain near the seventh tee.
Almost new Danish living room suite in four pieces offered for sale. Foam rubber cushions, price 50 cents per word in the listing. Contact Mrs Tony Krauss at phone number 247-4555 for details.
Frank Sowell was feted at a birthday dinner Saturday night at his home with guests including Blaide Pawar Lillian Doherty Cass Lewie and Eds ward Starrett. The gathering featured games of callasta and dominoes.
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