New PTA Year Begins With Mrs. Charles Moss at Helm
The Patent-Teacher Association starts its 1063-4 activities with incoming president Mrs. Charles Moss. Officers include Francis K. Scott as first vice president and Willie M. Smith as second vice president, with Mel Lee Dunican recording secretary and Oliver Welgehausen corresponding secretary. Committees cover Program, Membership, Finance, Hospitality, Publicity, Arts and crafts, Yearbook, Safety, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Program
Mmes
Fratieeg K. Scott
Elta Rush Hickman
Oliver Welgehausen
Bazo Davis
Cllriger Scott
Kim Rusche
Garland Dans
Willie M. Smith
C. Q. Roberson
Wayne May
August Otto Jr
Richard McDermott
Mies
Sam Rabb
Edmund Umfrid
John Landon
L. M. Ellis
Teddy Joe Talley
Joe Duncan
Ed Duncan
H. A. Raesener
Dan Hoerster
W. 8. Larremore
James Epperson
Gordon Landers
H. A. Adams
Iven M. Bode
Charles Whitley
Pethel Pyles
Neil Gibbs
Charles Ratliff
Eugene Russell
Douglas Bauman
Mrs Cunningham Hosts Bridge Luncheon at Sandstone Street
Mrs Hal Cunningham entertained with a bridge luncheon at her Sandstone Street home Saturday morning. Five tables of players enjoyed a series of games followed by a chop suey lunch. Mrs Beb Donop won high score, Mrs Spencer Webot was low, Mrs Joe Tom Wallace won bingo, and Mrs Larkin Renick took the traveling slam prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Cunningham
Sandstone Street
Beb Donop
Spencer’ Webot
Joe Tom Wallace
Larkin Renick
Llano 4-H Council Earns $200 at Cutting Horse Show
The Llano County 4 H Council earned 200 dollars from a cutting horse contest Saturday night with 43 entries, 42 from out of town. The Llano County Horse Club hosted the event for the Texas Cutting Horse Association and thanked Smoky Kuykendall Doc Hillman Jim Rusche for stock and Herbert Otto Phillip Smith for transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano County 4H Council
L. P. Amsler
Amsler
Llano County Horse Club
Texas Cutting Horse Association
Lamo Club
Smoky Kuykendall
Doc Hillman
Jim Rusche
Herbert Otto
Phillip Smith
New Pollard Service Station Opens in Kingsland
W J Pollard and son Jim from Rankin opened Pollard's Humble Station east of Wayman's restaurant on Highway 1431 in Kingsland. Official opening is Saturday and locals are invited to call in. The building is owned by Bill Bransford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsland
W. J. Pollard
Jim
Rankin
Pollard
Humble Station
Wayman's Restaurant
Hightway 1431
Bill Bransford
Kingsland Legion Plans Dance
The Kingsland American Legion sponsors a dance at the Legion Hall Friday night September 6 with music by Adolph Hoffner and his band. Admission is 3.00 per couple and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsland Legion
Kingsland American Legion
Legion Hall
Adolph Hoffner
Legion
Community effort improves Llano golf course and town
The Wanderer notes Llano residents organized donations and labor to overhaul the golf course, install irrigation, hire pro Carl ie Tice, start a women's club, and build a clubhouse on a businesslike footing. The project drew praise from Fredericksburg officials and boosted out-of-town visitors. a humorous aside recalls a sock tossing salute to Vice President Lyndon Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liang
Carlie Tice
Carlie
Golf Association
Fredericksburg
Chamber of Commerce
Llano
Tow Valley News Highlights Local Socials and Travels
Tow Valley Mes and surrounding towns report weddings travels and visits. Guests include Mrs Mable Wood and Linda of San Antonio Miss Mae Blalock Austin and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Followay Pontotoc. Families attend weddings in Pasadena and Houston and join gatherings in Bertram Llano and Burnet with fishing and sewing club events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Strong
Mable Wood
Linda
San Antonio
Mae Blalock
Austin
Lloyd Followay
Pontotoc
Damon Reager
Hodge Nobles
W. H. Stutte
Houston
Billy Ray Stutte
Jeanette Harper
Bay Town
Harold Dean Meyer
Fredericksburg
William Earl Hall
Eddie
Colorado
Carlson of
Norton
Jessie Porgy
O'Neal
Damon Wyckoff
Dasper Hardin
Milam Barnett
John, Brooks
Bertram
Allen Johnson
Damon Wyckoffs
Jessie Forgy
O/Neal
Lillie Forgy
Mack McAnnally
Lamesa
Dn. Allen
Llano
Poly Holland
Lucy Nobles
Lone Grove
Gilbert Flanagan
Ted Allens
Don Carter
Stephenville
Don Carters
Vernie Garrett
Claude Stiffie
Burnet
Tom McCormick
Shorty Clendennens
Boys Ranch
Claude Gray
Lubbock
Bill Grays
Donna Jo
Billy Warren
T. D. Gray
Training Union
Tow Baptist Church
H.C. Willis
O. K. Alexander
Helen Scott
Milwaukee
Wise
Ruluh Rae McCallon
Joe Bircher
Dallas
Will
Ifs Line Dock
M. W. Alexander
Newsroom Readiness Returns After Staff Vacation
Lerremore comes back from vacation next week while Lucile continues to cover news thoroughly. Her presence has been greatly missed during absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lerremore
Lucile
Fishing at Granite Shoals bird? many anglers report good catch totals
At Granite Shoals anglers report strong catches with crappie and catfish. Kingsland and Marmaduke area fishers haul 154 crappie and 1 channel cat while Lovington group nets 45 crappie and 2 drum. Others like Crosbyton and Midland report yellows, blues, and white bass using minnows and trotlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Maley
Kingsland
Bill Estes
Billy
Lovington
Mex
Amos Leverett
O'Donnel
Edmond Brown
Owen K. Crump
Crosbyton
Lrotline
Fred Albus
Sill Diersing
Pop
Local Visitors Return Home After Summer in Flagstaff
Marvin Alexander and his children Boneta Calli Mrs Eddie Troxel and their relatives left for Flagstaff Arizona after a summer visit with Mr and Mrs Dewey Garrett. Mr and Mrs Eddie Renkin and Mary Jane joined Fred ericksburg Fairgoers on weekend trip. Jeffery infant son of Mr and Mrs Kelly Thomas improved after Friday surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Alexander
Fishermen Share Crappie Catches Across Texas and Louisiana
Reported catches show diverse anglers from Ballad to Crane and Kingsland porting crappie totals ranging from 16 to 34 fish. Families from McCamey Houston and Summerville recount mixed species including crappie and carp with several small boats and morning trips noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W
Bushwar and Son
McCamey
Dick Biering
San
Amonia
Db. R. Finch
Debbie
Houston
A. H. Darriek
Kingsland
M. G." Ray
Chauvin
M. G. Hill Familly
Summerville
Llano County Leads in Bond Sales Far Above Goal
Llano County residents purchased 11287 in U S Savings Bonds boosting 1963 sales to 813 percent of the annual goal. TL J Moore chairman notes Llano ranks among Texas counties with strong progress as seven month totals in the state reach 87 895 038 toward a 150 600000 target. Shanoang purchasers reach 122 003 of 160 000 as 1963 drive continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano County
TL J. Moore
Llano
Texas
Shanoang
Fort Worth Family Visits Grandparents This Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Ray Raines of Fort Worth visited their son Michael who had been staying with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Louis Raines and Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Henderson along with Mr. and Mrs. Vernon West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Ray Raines
Fort Worth
Michael
Louis Raines
Ollie Henderson
Vernon West
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PTA
Charles Moss
Samas Feauge
Fritz Ottere
Jon Tom Wallace
Shirley Williams
M. A. Montsgomery
Mrs. Cunningham
H Council
John Hollingsworth
Monte Butts
San Angelo
Buchanan Lake
Maxwell House
Maxwell House Coffee
Mrs. Tucker
Gladiola Biscuits
Oleo
Libby
Fryers
Cedar Farm
Wanderer Cunningham
Goodfellow Air Force Base
Liano
Wanderer
Orie Ainsworth
Lyndon Johnson
Ela Mwlentryy
Laird OF Skibo
Andrew Carnegie
Drug Gore
Miffleton & Needham
Tow Valley
Mes
Baron Wyckitt
Tr Margie McDougald
Helen Wilson
Rusty Cahill
Llanoans
U.S
Heleze Curtis
Norma
Beauty Shop
Mi Llano
Llano Livestock Auction Co
For
Philip Smith
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