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The fragment mentions Gains Wested and a person named Yat Mae with relations to Lars at PP. No clear event, date, or organization is identifiable.
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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1966
Page
2
The fragment mentions Gains Wested and a person named Yat Mae with relations to Lars at PP. No clear event, date, or organization is identifiable.
Vague OCR reading shows names and titles for political positions such as senator, county attorney, treasurer, surveyor and peace judge. The legible items include Levis Crump as senator and several officials with unclear spellings, in Twilith District and Crewford precinct details.
Mr and Mrs Ben Lewis helped with feeding stock while Mr Lewis was ill. San Antonio visitors Mr and Mrs Boyle Christien stayed with Mr and Mrs Kuykendall and Sendra Sunray. Wileen Kuykendall and Sendra attended the stock show in Lomita. Boaitinghouse returned from Liano hospital Wednesday. Minnie Beene joined Warren Kuykendall for a visit at a San Sabe nursing home. Kuykendall kept the museum open Sunday. James Smith and David traveled to Brownwood for college prospects. Parisher family from Houston visited with Alvie Keeney. Lewis Rey from Brownwood visited Edd Ray's family. Lone Zuleuf of Avotin lives with Mr and Mrs John Zulauf and family.
For sale notices list used lumber in excellent condition with nails pulled and a preference to sell the entire lot. Beagle puppies two months old contact numbers 247-4022 after 5 pm and 47-5068. Seller Rothmann cited.
In a parlor ceremony at First Baptist Church on Saturday morning Jan. X, Miss Linda Honeycutt and Airman Larry C. Myers exchanged vows in a single ring ceremony. The couple, both from Wichita Falls, will reside at 1919 Eighth Street Apt. 4.
Miss Judy Lewis daughter of Rev and Mrs Oron N Lewis returned from Nashville Tennessee where she attended a National Council of the Methodist Youth Fellowship meeting with youth and adult delegates. She will serve as a fraternal delegate this summer and help write a paper on the delegation role. She heads to Buck Hill Falls Pennsylvania January 11 for the missions board annual meeting and will attend Southwest Texas State College next summer to study liberal arts education.
The Friends of the Llano County Library urge members to pay dues to retain membership. Dues may be left at the library or sent to Mrs. Lawrence L. Bruhl. The current member list will be posted on the library bulletin board. Funds will buy shelf unit sides and tops to match library chairs.
The Women’s Evening Fellowship of the First Christian Church expresses appreciation for help with a project to resell cookbook titles. A few volumes remain in the sale, and volunteers encourage purchases to fund church activities.
A Tuesday evening meeting was held with Mrs. Callie Carter presiding. Mrs. Bethel Pyke offered a devotional on Faith, followed by a singing of God Will Take Care of You and the CW benediction to close.
The Order of the Eastern Star met at the Masonic Hall to plan the annual Masonic banquet on February 22, George Washington’s birthday, with Mrs. Miles Buttery presiding. They also discussed the Glad Tidings year and noted hosts for the meeting, while twelve CES members attended a Burnet gathering Tuesday night.
Four men were elected to three year terms on the St James Lutheran Church council at Sundays congregational meeting with 82 voting members. New council members are Lyle Costar Frank Hopf Jimmy Simpson and Teddy Joel Talley. W H Hoffman was elected delegate to the Southern District convention in April with Charles Sagebiel as alternate. A budget of 12406 35 was approved for 1968 and the council was empowered to look into air conditioning.
Mim Dianne Lynn Hancock of Arlington became the bride of Tye Hill Barnett Jr. in a ceremony at Aldersgate Methodist Church. The couple, Arlington High School and Arlington State College graduates, plan a Texas Gulf Coast and New Orleans honeymoon and reside at 2128 Wilkinson Street Arlington.
Jehovah's Witnesses concluded a three day training in Fredericksburg with District Supervisor L M Dugan addressing 326 attendees on resurrection meaning. Llano Congregation minister O H Rogers urged ministers to conduct at least one home Bible study. Texas Circuit No 12 will reassign its 15 congregations into three circuits starting February 1.
City officials report a shooting ground has been marked at the city dump ground for target practice. Yard targets at 25 50 100 150 and 200 yards are laid out with direction signs to the arcs. Shooting elsewhere on the dump site remains prohibited.
The Llano News reports all four Ace Reid Cowpokes cartoon books are in stock.
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