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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1966
Page
1
St James Lutheran Church Women held their first general meeting of the year on Sunday with about twenty members present. The group discussed plans for January activities and ongoing church service support.
Round Mountain community plans a fundraiser supper and auction to benefit Grace Lutheran in San Antonio. An April mission study was approved, and the church altar will be inspected and repaired as needed. GUY in Llano
Sharon Ann Nadeau and Kenneth Allen Estepp wed at Lone Grove Church of Christ on January 15. The couple, both of Austin, were married by Minister Sitts Howell with a reception in a garden themed room. The bride is a Blanco native, an Austin Retail Credit Company employee, while the groom is an Austin graduate, ex United States Army Reserve, now postal worker. They plan residence in Austin after a Tennessee honeymoon.
Mr and Mrs Cecil Gray travel to San Antonio on Tuesday to see a conduit specialist.
Members of the Packsaddle Home Demonstration Club met in Houston after a lengthy illness. The regular monthly gathering at Mrs. Herbert Tate’s home featured co hosts Mrs. Fred Horlen and Miss Effie Seymour. Twenty four members answered roll call with five guests present. New officers were elected led by incoming president Mrs. G Johnson.
Newly married Mr. and Mrs. Joe Edward Polk reside in Llano after a January 1 ceremony at First Methodist Church Goldthwaite. The bride Betty Ann Robertson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J D Robertson of Goldthwaite. The groom A B Polk is from San Saba, works for General Telephone, and is a San Saba High School graduate. Mrs. Polk plans further study at Liane High.
Prairie Mountain Community Club heard Austin Patrolman Bill Tate discuss highway safety and present a film titled Sixth Wheel. Members received family report forms to submit to the secretary, as services and future hosts for meetings were announced for January and February.
St James Lutheran Church announces a reorganization with Stasis named council seat. New officers include Teddy Joe Talley vice president W J secretary and Charles Segebiel treasurer. Trustees Oliver Welgehaus Frank Hopf Murray Ellis. deacons Harold Mickan Norman Holteer.
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