Christmas Trip Brings Death To Kingslanders
A car loaded with Christmas presents ran into a tragedy early Friday morning. Kingslanders mourn as authorities investigate the fatal crash and its untimely end to a planned holiday outing.
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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1963
Page
5
A car loaded with Christmas presents ran into a tragedy early Friday morning. Kingslanders mourn as authorities investigate the fatal crash and its untimely end to a planned holiday outing.
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at Lutie Watkins Memorial Methodist Church for Allen S. Johnson 69 longtime Llano County resident and banker. He died Sunday morning in Llano hospital after months of declining health. Johnson was vice president of Moore State Bank, a WWI veteran and former Llano County sheriff active in civic affairs. He was born August 4 1894 and survived by his wife Lydia Reese and multiple siblings. Burial followed at Llano Cemetery.
Dr. Jenny Lind Porter, 1964 Texas Poet Laureate and Southwest Texas State College English assistant professor, will join Culture Club as a Silver Tea guest December 29 from 2 to 5 pm. She hosts a monthly program on KLRN and will be featured in a Christmas Day TV segment with musicians.
Llano residents saw a year of calm growth highlighted by Bethlehem Scene's lighting contest win by Bobby Kuhn and a strong civic effort by the City, Chamber of Commerce, and Lions Club. The year included ranch vandalism near Field Creek, a new bank in Kingsland, highway work on SH 29, a large REA loan, and a record Junior Livestock Show turnout with $6,029 in sale receipts. The assassination of Kennedy loomed largest in memory for Llano residents as 1963 closed.
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Miffleton sold their stake in The Corner Drug Store to Gordon Donop Jr. The store will operate jointly after January 1 by Bill Needham and Donop, both registered pharmacists. Needham has long served as pharmacist. Donop recently earned a pharmacy degree and worked in Dallas and Kerrville. He is Llano native, married to Sue Houston, with one child. The Miffletons will remain Llano residents. J. P. Dodgen, Texas A&M student, visited Llano during Christmas.
The Llano News sets an early deadline for the January issue with all advertising and news copy due by Tuesday December 31. Printing will occur January 2 as Wednesday January 1 is a holiday. offices close January 1.
Llano County joined an elite group in the 35-county region by surpassing 115 percent of its 1963 U S Savings Bond goal. Llang recorded 117.4 percent and Bell County 120.9 percent, with only five counties at or above 100 percent. November sales in Llano totaled 7497 dollars, per T J Moore chairing the Savings Bond Committee, bringing war bond totals to 176297 dollars for the period despite a 150000 dollar goal.
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