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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1955
Page
10
The fragmentary text lists several individuals and couples visiting or being hosted in San Antonio and nearby areas during recent holidays. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Rathite and Mr. and Mrs. Waydin, plus others such as John Palyady of Astin and Mrs. Leon Wendel, with mentions of Campo and Attatit locations.
The Llano County H D Council will install officers at a council meeting on Monday December 5 The new chairman Thelma Thiers succeeds Nes Thelma Thiers becomes council chair with Mrs Gladys Box as vice chair Adrian Topson as treasurer and Narvid I Tenderson as secretary The regular meeting day was moved from Wednesday to Monday due to conflicts Theirs has led as chair for two years and also heads the Red Cross Bloodmobile and donor setup efforts
Mars day reports a Llano News sponsored Education-Exhibition-spangion committee member for March of Dimes gifts to the men. The article lists home demonstration work including Red Cross nursing, chest X rays in April, and planning meetings plus other functions. Wilburn Buttery, a Midland teacher, spent Thanksgiving in Llano and Killeet with his mother Mrs. Orville Buttery accompanying him.
Local residents and visitors gather in Valley Spring during a weekend of family visits. George Woods of Colorado, B. L. Greenhaw relatives, and numerous guests from Corpus Christi, Harlingen, and Eldorado share meals, church services, and stories. A planned future reunion echoes long friendships and community ties across Texas.
Mrs. Morris Pry and Mike visited in the Mt. ML Moss area. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Upton hosted Thanksgiving with daughter Joan Upton of San Marcos, Charles, Ernest, My, and Mrs. George Shaw of Austin. Also Mary I.Mullins and Bol of Galveston. C. FP. Cantrell and Tommy Toa Marqua, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lindsey, and Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Salyer and children of Anson visited Mrs. A. Q. Dees. Some reflect on thrift and moral direction.
A reflective note on how younger generations seek direction by recalling origin. It urges remembering past foundations to guide current choices and future paths.
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