Social wedding events in Llano region this summer
Miss Doris Anne Foster of Llano married Weldon C. King in a Sunday ceremony at 7 30 pm officiated by Reverend J J Kay. The couple hosted an open house at their Austin apartment and guests included out of town attendees. A second wedding tied Miss Vivian Dismuke to P W Matlock at the Llano Methodist parsonage with a four day honeymoon to Monterrey. Llano society hosted a bridge luncheon with hostess Jane Foster and a guest list of local families and clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris’ Anne Foster
T. E. Foster
Liano
Weldon C. King
Lola’ Dixon
Austin
A. Stevenson
Sixth Street
Hev
J. J. Kay
First Christian Church of
Llano
Gomery
Jack Braun
Tenth’ Avenue
Vivian ‘Dismuke
P. W. Matlock
Liang
T. O
Rorie
Dismuke
San Saba
Matlock
San Antonio
San Antonio Express
Monterrey
Mexico
Jane Foster
Linden Foster
Marrie Smith
Annetta Moss
Ella Claire Ligon
The Jerome Bible and the Naïve Critics of His Time
The passage discusses authorship and dating of Luke and Acts, favoring the same author for both. It highlights Jerome’s work on the Latin Vulgate, his perseverance amid ridicule, and eventual vindication by the Council of Trent. The tone reflects a historical essay on biblical scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theophilus
Jerome
Palestine
Bethlehem
God
Crites
Council of Trent
Question the Peddler
A Augusta Gazette opinion argues peddlers visiting Augusta should be questioned about taxes streets and schools church support chamber of commerce voting eligibility and local community investment. If the visitor cannot prove community ties refuse their sales line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Augustan Chamber of Commerce
Kan
Texas employment ticks down slightly in mid July
UT Bureau of Business Research reports 76 760 Texans employed in the week ending July 13 a drop of 0 2 percent from the prior month and 0 5 percent from last year payrolls total 1 762 million up 0 2 percent from last month and 2 1 percent from the year before Abilene Austin Houston Laredo and Wichita Falls show gains industries rising include beverages printing electric railway car shops mills foundries machine shops furniture glass and clothing sectors plus petroleum refining and structural iron works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Abilene
Houston
Laredo
Wichita Falls
Texas Considers Free Textbooks for All Schools Amendment
Proposed Amendment No 7 on August 24 ballot would allow Texas to provide free textbooks to private and parochial schools and rewrite Article 7 Section 5 to permit new funding formulas. Backers argue no extra cost while critics question substantiation and impact on school funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Texas Centennial Exposition Buildings Under Way in Dallas
Construction for the Texas Centennial Exposition in Dallas has begun, with $15,000,000 in buildings planned for completion within ten months. early work focuses on the Administration building near the main gates, featuring fountains pools and murals depicting Texas history as contractors prepare to let new contracts every two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Centennial Park
Texas
Lawson Wimberly Nuptials of Velma Lawson in Burnet
Velma Lawson and Kelly Wimberly were married in Burnet on July 23. The couple traveled to Burnet with Mr and Mrs Allie Wimberly, then enjoyed a brief honeymoon in Austin before returning to Llano to live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Velma
Lawson
Tarerly
Prairie’ Mountain
Kelly ‘Wimberly
Burnet
Allie Wimberly
Austin
Llano
Livestock Shipments Rise Modestly in Texas June Trade
The University of Texas Bureau of Business Research reports Texas livestock forwardings in June totaled 4 466 cars, up 7 percent from last year. Sheep shipments led gains at 586 cars, cattle rose to 3 197, calves 607, while hog forwardings fell 52 percent to 176. First half 1935 totals reached 29 473 cars versus 28 265 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Fort Worth
Los Angeles
California
Colorado
Winds
Kansas
Oklahoma
Iowa
Indiana
New Mexico
Missouri
Silk taste test at Okla A and M dairy herd
The American Dairy Science Association praised milk from the Oklahoma A and M College dairy herd after silk tasting tests. Ninety five percent tasted excellent with no flavor defects, though eighteen defects were noted, led by seedy and scowy flavors and including acidic musty and disinfectant notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bibresufa
Robert Ripley
American, Dairy! Science Association
Oklahoma A. & M. College
College
Mulholland Your Dependable Jeweler Watch Care Essay
Mulholland presents advice on maintenance for watches highlighting periodic oiling as essential. The piece compares watch mechanics to automotive care, stressing regular servicing to preserve accuracy and longevity. It notes professional service intervals and emphasizes proper handling and inspections.
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Ferns
Cecil Petersen
Mas
Rex
Redmond
Ter
Dorothy Dixon
Pat Marschall
Dorothy Morgan
Patsy Ann Marschall
Dawn Redmond
Howard Hedges
Frank Mont
Martha Louise Bell
Corpus Christi
Dorothy Keller
del Rio
Wanda O'Donnell
Mary Hart
Marie Byfield
Lugenia Stribling
Margie Smith
Rogalie Jordan
Mildred Inks
Clara Mueller
Carrol Moss
Louise Avery
Elgin, Ilinois
Olympic
Belais
Mulholland
Moore Bank
Pearl Sandwich Shop
Riverside Cafe
Chile
Dan Hackworth Garage
Mrs. C. Eb, Aldridge
C. O
Spotless Dry Cleaners
M.D. Buster
Prop
C. J. Smith
Mgr
Llano Drug Company
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