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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1971
Page
2
A collection of quips, tales, and blunt observations on publishing, travel, marriage, inflation, and daily life. The pieces mix humor and irony about media, behavior, gadgets, and success, featuring playful maxims and observations.
A Christmas message calls for renewed dedication to faith and service as the Light of the world is invoked to illuminate lives in the coming year.
A holiday guide describes popular stuffing types including cornbread and sausage and explains whether to stuff the bird. It covers safety tips such as stuffing before roasting, temperatures for cooked stuffing and thigh meat, handling leftovers, and freezing poultry. A cornbread stuffing recipe with ingredients and steps is included.
Mr and Mrs Parry Brandenberger announce the birth of their first child Barry Max born December 6 at Seton Hospital Austin Texas The mother is Pearlene Levensailor The paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs J L Levensailor of Liano and My and Mrs Sidney Brandenberger of Seguin
Larry Grote, a U2 University of Texas student in the School of Communication, is listed as a tentative candidate for a bachelor’s degree in radio television film. Dean Wayne Danielson announced the list on December 22. Grote is a Llano High School graduate.
Floyd Hall reflects on Texas as a rising center of national progress blending agricultural roots with industrial growth. He links Texan pride to frontier heritage and space ambition, envisioning a future tied to faith and expansive horizons across America.
Mrs Gordon Dollop and Dr and Mrs T J Atwood were in Austin Saturday. The outing included social otherwise unlisted activities and mentions of local acquaintances.
A Colonial era toast wishing health, fireside comfort, virtuous pleasures, and social harmony. It extols decent diversion, good company, honest trade, and successful marriages, closing with wishes for Christmas, a merry Christmas and a happy New Year.
Bright with Yuletide color roses remain traditional symbols of love and sentiment. Vioists predict more roses will be sent to mothers wives and sweethearts on Christmas Day than any other cut flower, with availability in virtually every community in the United States.
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