Llano News Published Weekly in Llano Texas
Llano News operates as second class mail under the 1878 act and is issued every Thursday from Llano Texas.
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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1963
Page
1
Llano News operates as second class mail under the 1878 act and is issued every Thursday from Llano Texas.
Spider Mountain on South Morgan Creek west of Burnet and Bee Bluff totaling about 200 acres is sold by Luther Baker to Worth Jones of Silver Creek and Martin Jones of Austin. The hillside site overlooks Lake Buchanan with a new road nearing completion and a five figure price.
Mrs. Eugene Russell entertained her bridge club at her home Tuesday afternoon January 22 with two tables of players. Guest Mrs. Jimmie Stewart. high score won by Mrs. Theo Crenwelge, second by Mrs. J. B. Virdell. Refreshments included cookies, nuts, candy and coffee.
Carlos Ashley will present "America's Heritage" at the Llano P T A meeting on Wednesday February 6 at 3 45 in the school cafeteria. Elementary students will sing under Margery Lindsey. Rev C C McKinney gives the invocation and Mrs M F Wright leads the business session. Babysitting is provided.
Miss Bobye Riney spoke on weight control at the Ranch Homes Demonstration Club meeting held January 24 at Mrs. Frank Owen's home with Mrs. Henderson as co host. The group approved sponsoring their adopted boy at Travis State School and planning recreation prizes for upcoming meetings. Engagement announced for Susan Kay Brougette of Rochester Indiana to Edward Brewer of Llano with a February Lancaster plan and a Rochester wedding. Guests included Mrs. Adolph Kneese and others from Fredericksburg. Sunday visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Loudermilk of Brownwood.
Walter Janner will explain parliamentary procedure while hostesses Mmes. Ben Wallis and Clarence Henderson present a program on low calorie gelatin dishes.
The Austin based musician Joseph Castle performed at the Culture Club meeting on Monday afternoon, presenting works by Bach Diabelli Paganini Carcassi and Albéniz and concluding with his original composition. Business discussed redecorating the club interior and planning a Texas Day luncheon on March 2 hosted by the social committee. A benefit game party is set for February 14 at 2 p.m. at the clubhouse.
Platoon Sergeant Bernard Z. Hines of Buchanan Dam and members of the 8th Infantry Division joined Exercise Sabre Knot in Germany. The week long drill tested winter combat readiness with about 30,000 troops. Hines, with Company D 504th Infantry Mainz, entered service in 1948 and arrived overseas in February 1961. Lometa High School alumnus. wife Eleanor accompanies him in Germany.
T/Sgt Nolan A Talley Jr is transferred to Little Rock Arkansas for a three year tour. His wife Miss Matt Kelly Page and son Tim join him. He completed a 39 week Titan IT missile course at Sheppard AFB Wichita Falls and will work in missile operations at his new post.
The Youth Fellowship and Intermediate Youth Fellowship of the Methodist Church hosted a Sunday after service treasure hunt for about 35 young people. Groups of five, each with an adult counselor, explored odd stops from a conumuent to a great big pot and even garbage cans and pig pens before returning to the church for popcorn and hot chocolate. Reverend Leslie McDaniel, Rev Bethel Pyles and several volunteers aided, as participants compared notes and the winners bragged a bit.
The menu for the week lists dishes for February 6 to February 8. February 6 features Baked Ham Candied Yams English Peas Applesauce Lemon Pie. February 7 offers Su heon Steaks Steamed Rice Cake Squares Gravy Corn. February 8 serves Bar-B-Q on Bun Blackeyed Peas Stewed Apples Potato Chips Tea Cream.
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