Invisible moisture resistant Scotch tape advertised by Llano News
The Llano News promotes a magic frost Scotch tape that resists moisture and remains writeable, marketed as an invisible tape for everyday use.
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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1963
Page
15
The Llano News promotes a magic frost Scotch tape that resists moisture and remains writeable, marketed as an invisible tape for everyday use.
Residents and relatives from Satt Diegd California to Midland area hosted visits and weekend gatherings. Names include Nixon Osbourn Talley Perrish Greenhaw Allen Jeffery Reager Reager Larremore Smathers Hallmark and church visitors Rev Uhitan Rev White.
A child named Stephen Bilberry writes to Santa requesting a battle wagon a B B gun an army set a gun and holster and a jet expressing love and holiday wishes in a playful note. The letter shows a youngster's imaginative gift desires and festive spirit.
Larry Osbourn completes six month tour and returns home to Valley Saring to his parents Mr and Mrs Cecil Osbourn. He served at Fort Polk and later at Fort Leonard Wood Mississippi.
A community shower at Valley Spring Church of Christ honored Mr. and Mrs. Carrol E. Osbourn who were married recently at Zephyr. Hostesses were Valley Spring women and sisters Miss Mary Jo Zephyr and Miss Glyn Dell Osbourn assisted in opening gifts. The refreshment table featured white wedding bells under an arch with white cake, fruit and punch served.
A message requests a BB gun for Christmas with a promise to be careful. The note mentions a child named David and a weekend visitor from Austin Way, with mentions of Miss Judy Johnson and Gene Blall.
Pvt Paul Green of Bluffton was assigned in November to the 66th Ordnance Battalion in Germany. The 1962 Geartown High School graduate joined the Army in April 1963, completed basic training at Fort Polk Louisiana, and served near Kitzingen Germany.
Marvin asks for a Big Lou basketball and a mocopoly from Santa. Cindy requests a Midge doll and a Chatty Cathy, signing with love. The note blends child wish lists with affectionate sign offs to Santa.
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