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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1971
Page
2
Llano Methodists prepare for a three day Lay Witness Mission December 3 4 and 5 coordinated by Malcolm Burdette with Dan and Glenda Layne as youth coordinators and George Boswell as local hosts. A 24 hour prayer vigil runs December 2 5 with sessions and meals for all attendees.
World War I veterans from Llano County Barracks 1575 and their auxiliary schedule a turkey dinner at the Llano County Community Center on Monday December 6 at 3 p.m. Mrs Glenn Myers and Miss Debbie Roberts of Austin visited Ozowa during Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs Wilerson Roberts Kathy and C W.
Activities set for the Lay Witness Mission December 3 4 5 at Lutie Watkins Memorial United Methodist Church include a catered supper general sessions group meetings youth cake groups coffee groups luncheons and prayer service Readings will be done by dedicated laymen from multiple Texas cities led by Mack Burdette and with Colorado City Fort Worth Hale Center Leander and other towns represented The children's program will be directed by Mrs Kenneth Rogers and will follow vacation Bible school style work
Llano Junior High Dauberettes opened with a 35 3 win at San Saba on Monday November 22. Kathy Thiers led Llano with 12 points followed by Judy Butler and other helpers. They host Burnet December 2 at 5 o clock in the high school gym.
Kingsland Texas Alpha Theta Lambda of Beta Sigma Phi met at Highland Lakes National Bank with Gloria Duncan as hostess. Pledge training and a business meeting led by president Margaret King planned the Christmas dinner for 7 p m on December 4 for members and husbands. Gloria Duncan presented Love's Miracle in Marriage. Refreshments followed. Next meeting December 20 with Mary Gale Young as hostess.
Despite threatening weather the Ladies Traveling Four-ball was played. Winnie Pearson Ethel Whitley Vickie Miller Nelle Virdell won with 154 points and each received a pumpkin pie and two golf balls.
A group from Ozona and Kingsland attended the funeral of their cousin J D Myers in Llano. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Wilson Roberts Debbie Kathy and C W of Ozona Mr and Mrs R C Hallum Jr of Bur net and Mike Delz of Kingsland. They also visited Mr and Mrs Lee Roberts and Mrs Glenn Myers.
The First Christian Church will host a Woman's Day program on December 5 during Sunday worship. Mrs. Charles Whitley will speak under the women’s sponsorship. A share-a-dish dinner follows in the Fellowship Hall, organized by the Membership Committee chaired by Mrs. Linden Foster.
Kingsland hosts 2 p m December 4 joint meeting of Alpha Chi and Eta Omicron chapters of the Delta Kappa Gamma Society International at the Kingsland Bank Community Room. Mrs H T Harrison of Buchanan Dam is program chairman with Burnet Llano county teachers hosting guests from Lampasas and San Saba counties. Samuel re 1964 Alpha Chi expansion noted. holiday guests mentioned from Round Mountain College Station and Abilene families.
A collage of quotes on life and marketing features a California idea for a National Washboard slogan and playful reflections from Central Texas sports writers. The piece notes Llano's bi district playoff history and muses on memory, missteps, and social quirks with satirical tone.
The Buchanan Dam Lions Club hosts a benefit pancake supper on Thursday December 2 at the Branding Iron barbecu house on Lakeshore Drive near Buchanan Dam. Serving starts at 5 PM and continues while hungry folks remain. Proceeds go to the Texas Lions Camp for crippled children. Tickets cost 1.50 each and are sold by Lions Club members or at the door.
Roy Wayne Barnes and Rae Ann Brown obtained marriage licenses. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Brewer and family spent Thanksgiving with relatives in Uvalde. John T. Scopes was arrested and convicted for teaching Evolution in Dayton Ohio.
A fragment notes that U.S. officers may not accept foreign titles without Congressional permission. It mentions diverse details about Fly and Bee wing frequencies, and a San Antonio Thanksgiving dinner with J P Ray family members Linda Ray and Mary Ann Fly. The text also oddly states more salt in the Atlantic than Pacific.
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