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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1936
Page
2
Community events fill the Valley Spring area with church service reports and a December 24 schoolhouse Christmas tree planned by the PTA. Numerous visits span Llano Burnet Leander and Austin, with social gatherings at the home of Mrs. Lela Nichols and visits from Charlie Kennedy family.
Mr and Mrs D C Behrns and family and Mildred and Herbert Baugh visited Burnet Saturday. The Wills family recently moved to Bluffton. Mrs W J Faris and Mrs Sidney Nobles spent Wednesday and Thursday in Burnet with Mrs C D Garwelt. Tris Cowan and Grady visited Llano on business. Davie Thorp, now at Lampasas, visited her parents G G Thorp last week. Aughry Dodd of Burnet was a guest in the L A Hallmark home Sunday. Mrs Dee Collins of Bluffton joined Mr and Mrs J N Hallmark and others on a visit to the L D Hallmark home Wednesday. The Green families from W E Green and Guy Green with children were noted in the area.
Mrs Grace H Lindsey reports Miss Bernice Williams visiting in Bertram while Mr and Mrs Mebbern Ricketson spent the weekend with friends Jin Burnet Dr B F Camp of San Antonio is a line in Kingsland society notes dominated by brief personal visits and travels.
Kudzu, a vigorous legume vine from Japan, is used by the Soil Conservation Service in thousands of Southeastern demonstration projects to stop gullying and soil washing. R Y Bailey in charge of SCS operations in Alabama notes its value as a forage plant.
Mr Bailey argues the self-binding system prevents land erosion by binding soil and reducing gully waste and ice washing that have scarred southern farm land, aiming to preserve productivity.
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