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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1954
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Pete Berrien and the Rev and Mrs A R Vetter were honored guests at a basket picnic supper June 24 at the Raesener ranch. The event marked the 46th wedding anniversary of the Berriens and the 40th for the Yetters. Sponsors were the Every Man's Bible class and the Methodist church.
Funds available for first mortgage loans on homes rents and businesses. Borrow to build remodel refinance or add rooms garages and other improvements with repayment in small monthly payments. Call or write Lampasas Federal Savings & Loan Assn Box 350 Lampasas Texas.
About 40 Jaycees and guests attended the installation Thursday June 24 at the high school cafeteria. James Hoper son was named president with Mike Connora of San Antonio as installing officer and Dr Robert Hunger as first vice president. Eugene Russell became second vice president and Elwood Raines was installed as state director. Epperson succeeds Sam Rabb as Jaycee president with praise for past operations and a forward look for the year.
The Sessom and Tinsley families hosted a wedding reception after the ceremony at the First Baptist Church on a June evening. Miss Sessom and Will Wade Tinsley united in marriage as guests from Lilane and Lubbock attended with relatives. The event featured a red and white color scheme and a picnic table reception setup.
Robert Kassell of Llano Chamber named county chairman for the Searchlight on TB program in Area 13 comprising Llano Kerr Bandera Edwards Kimble Mason Real and San Saba counties. The Texas Tuberculosis Association sponsors the survey to review progress, current controls, and remaining steps toward eradication with Dr. David McCullough heading the program.
Mrs. Clarence Cunningham died June 24 at St. Fredericksburg hospital and funeral services were held Friday at the First Lutheran church in Mason. The Rev. Alfred Wy Doertler officiated. Burial followed in the Castell land cemetery. Survivors include husband, father, three sons, two stepdaughters, two brothers, and one sister. Pallbearers named from Castell and Mason. Also notes Ruth Rayburn now at 1108 Austin Highway San Antonio.
The Llano News lists election related offices and candidates for the U S 21st Congressional District and local offices including Sam Connally G Fisher Harold G Kennedy Jack B Miller Rafe McWilliams A G Mueller J A Mayes Travis Bawcom Mrs Rafe Deats David Stewart J Moore Johanson Evel Moore T Homesley E G Shirley Lee S Moran with advance fees of 20.00 12.50 and 10.00 for precincts and officials authorized to conduct notices.
Hypsilon Alpha sorority members and guests attended a barbecue supper Saturday evening June 26 at the Liaa County Veterans' School building after a park event was canceled by bad weather. Hosts included M. Virden Wendel Paris and Mrs Wa Mave. Attending members and listed guests filled the event with numerous names.
A pink and blue shower for Mrs Walter Donop was held at the library building from 3 to 5 pm on Tuesday June 29. About 40 guests attended. hostesses were Mmes T H Stewart Richard Staedtler T W Stewart G H Rethmane and B Tlasley Jr.
The notice states Len L. Livingston will operate The Diner, formerly run by Buck Clendennen and known as Red's Diner. The change names Livingston as operator and notes lease and transfer details. The unnamed source hints at a Tow location and prior ties to a Twin Drive venture.
The Herman Miller ranch in Llano County hosted the Miller family reunion on a Saturday. Attendees included the Miller family, Staechler of Llano, Muller of Junction, Nagel and Miller families, Walter Miller, Leroy Alberthai, and Karen Kleine of Fredericksburg, with visitors from Milwaukee and San Marcos. Baseball recreation and a meal were part of the gathering.
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