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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1961
Page
3
The piece presents Claudine Smith's desk creed from Producers Grain Corp in Amarillo. It urges living by daily steps, happiness, self-adjustment, learning, helping others, and facing life with courage and restraint, ending with a note on sharing beauty with the world.
In Burnet Mason Llano and surrounding counties Scouts earned three Eagles in Burnet and about six in Mason. Monroe McCarty of Mason won the God and Country medal. Packs and troops earned Star Awards and National Camping Awards. Local leaders receive Den Mother and Scouter honors amid strong troop advancement under Marble Falls leadership.
Colonial Club members held an all day Christmas party at the LCRA building on December 13 with an exchange of gifts in the morning. After a buffet luncheon they played bridge and canasta and then dined with their husbands at the Observa tion Restaurant.
Mrs Amelia Cowan of San Saba and her son Joe Cowan of Fort Worth visited her niece Mrs L B Turbiville and Gus Schmidt in Llano. Cowan formerly owned and published the San Saba Star for years until health issues led to the sale.
The First Union Church Library will close Thursday December 28 and reopen January 4. New books arrived in the past month and the public is urged to visit and use the library services. The library is open 3 to 5 PM each Thursday afternoon.
Kingsland residents enjoyed the annual Christmas party at the Education Building with Old Santa and gifts. Local families shared holiday travels and visits to Houston San Antonio Austin Slaton and San Marcos as well as mourned the death of Leslie Nicholson. many relatives gathered across Texas.
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