Local Fraternal Group Schedules Regular Meetings
Will Collins editor publisher announces Llano Commandery No 34 R T meets third Monday each month with visitors invited. Llano Lodge No 242 AF and AM holds regular second Tuesday meetings with visitors invited. Order of Eastern Star No 216 meets second Monday monthly with members urged to attend and visitors welcome. Also notice for optometrist Dr T J Conners offering glasses fittings Tuesdays 10:00 am to 5:00 pm.
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R. T
Elano
R. A. M. Llano
H. D. Siniard
H. P. BE. W. Tarrence
Llano
L. H. Baldwin
W. Tarrence
Sec
Order of Eastern Star No
Minita Martin
W.M
Dr. Selman
Texas Voice Chronicles From A City Page Column
The column weaves anecdotes from Texas public life and humor. It notes Governor Stevenson’s Fat Stock Show plans in Fort Worth, praise for Ralph Yarbrough’s campaign style, and light vignettes about local culture, humor, and newspaper rivalries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
Fort Worth
Good Will
John Burns
John B. Davis
Texas
Preparing for Home Blackouts Citywide Tips
Homemakers in College Station share practical blackout methods using existing fabrics to block light with minimal cost. Guidance covers curtain placement, ventilation, window coverage, and quick release options. The piece notes UT Austin staff asked by President Rainey to pledge a day’s salary for U.S. war bonds.
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College Station
Bernice Claytor
Earth Harbor
University of Texas
South
Homer P. Rainey
U.S
Blackout Screen Portable Use Instructions
When not in use the blackout screen may be rolled up and stored in a corner or closet. The instruction emphasizes convenient placement and easy redeployment for later use.
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Lodge Directory
W. Y. Fowler
E. W. Torrence
T. J. Conners
Bentle
Lydia
E. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Horace
Austin
Ralph Yarbrough
Yarbrough
Clifford Davis
Leon Henderson
Ment
Dallas
Llano Storage & Commission CO
State of Texas
Elmo Littlepage
Mgr
Llano, Texas
FAY Roll Purchase
LOWER
Colorado River Authority
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