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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1934
Page
3
An editorial urges individuals to diagnose their own finances and act prudently during hard times. It warns against blaming the system or leaders, notes delayed frugality, and advises saving, reducing debt, and independent judgment. It also promotes Christmas generosity to needy children and optimism for Texas oil relief.
A column urges men to mentor and encourage boys with simple daily acts. It stresses that small, steady support can shape futures, cites local rural life and civic events, and urges homegrown shopping and community effort amid national plans promising relief and renewal.
Mrs. H B Ligon hosted a tacky party for the Sunday School class at Miss Rebecca Cagey’s home. After two hours of games, Marjorie Baldwin won the tackiest girl contest by one vote over LaVerna Ligon. Mary Ellen Chism was late. Eighteen guests were served nut salad, sandwiches, marshmallows, and cocoa.
Jack Holt stars in Black Moon a thrilling drama set in Africa Fay Wray and Dorothy Burgess support cast Buck Jones Chapter 11 of Garden Of Ghost City western serial and a comedy complete the program for the week at Lantex Theatre Friday and Saturday Also a sale ad for assorted furniture and livestock exchange in Cherokee Texas.
Calling all ex service men to attend an important regular meeting on December 13 at T J Watkins Store. After a long gap since the District Convention several critical matters will be settled with participation urged to aid the Legion's best interests.
The State of Texas Llano County sheriff sale notice details a judgment of $2625.15 and costs in favor of J. F. Buttery against C. H. Brame. The sheriff levied on a real estate parcel in Llano County described as parts of Lots 60 and 61, Block 3, Original Town of Llano, near the Vinno River. The sale is set for the first Tuesday in January 1936 at the Llano County Courthouse.
Sheriff Dan McDonald will sell described real estate in Llano County at public auction to the highest bidder between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. under a levy and court order. Publication to run weekly for three consecutive weeks in Llano News prior to sale. Also recalls a Civil War era Texas judge who served as district judge and chief justice until 1879.
Texas Univ archives received a civil war general’s life papers from W I Becor and Mrs Helen Hutchinson. The collection includes governor and president signed proclamations. M D Ector, born 1822 in Putnam County Georgia, studied at Center College and began law practice there before moving to Texas in 1849 to practice in Henderson.
Four outer vestments shape character smile serene countenance air of composure and gentle manner. If people wore these as clothing, habits would define the self and attire would suit the wearer whether in broadcloth or jeans, ready to meet the best.
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