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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1933
Page
4
Perrell Faublon returned home from Austin after a two week Red Cross training stint. He passed the senior examination but will receive the badge next December due to age limits. He plans to become an instructor once he reaches eighteen and notes his time with Scout Craft and the Red Cross.
Wilbur C endwell optometrist will be in nis a0 office Saturday July 22. Eyes examined and glasses fitted. Headache and eye strain reported. Mrs Worth Peterson and 594 eclectic drove to Marble Falls Tuesday joined by Mrs Peterson's mother. John H Phillips and Miss Phoebe Phillips plan to visit Red Cliff Colorado at their daughter's home for the coming year. Mrs Peterson and Caacii will return to their home in Liana within weeks.
Mrs D R Kayser Mrs P May and daughters Missea Hazel and Mary were in Austin for a short time the first of the week.
Last Friday the Government Thermometer reached 115 degrees in Llano, the hottest day on record. Clouds built that afternoon and a light shower with strong winds followed that night, bringing cooler conditions. Farmers fear drought persists as rain remains sparse and water for stock and crops runs low. Mrs. Sylvan B. Simpson and her children returned from Austin with Mrs. Simpson’s father Moses Jones.
Rev J W Black and his children James and Margaret spent this week with friends in Llansami at Mrs William Allison’s home in Saba. They have lived on the coast for two years where he serves as Methodist pastor. They enjoy the coast country though the Liano people still appeal to them, and friends are glad to have them this week.
Miss Emily Dalrymple and Mrs Gussie Townsend return from Tulsa after a month with A D Dalrymple family. They drove home in their car. Miss Jessie Clymer came back from Temple where she attended the State Florists Convention noted as successful with leading florists. Rose Alice and Helen Robs of Austin visit Liano week to see grandparents Mr and Mrs W H Roberts.
The Llano Boy Scout troop is revived with T F Bland Jr as scout master replacing M G Dalhau whose term expired. A patrol of eight scouts and a troop committee of D R Keyser Grady Jaubiotw and Chas Milliger are formed.
The Stribling family from Fisher county spent the first week in Llano visiting relatives and tending business while their West Texas ranch home nears completion. Mia Matthews returns home from Belton hospital in good health as Hudson joins his family from Big Springs. Grady Faubion and family travel to San Antonio with Mrs. Faubion returning to Corpus Christi, Darrell Vaubion joining parents in Austin, and Carl Smith leaves Llano for Galveston to join AeRSOR after years in San Antonio business.
Claud Justus his wife and daughter Cr Houston and Mrs T B Justus of Daas are visiting sister Mrs J Conners and family. The group camps on the Llano river at the Schorlemmer place this week. Logan Conners reports camp fire and fishing enjoying the outing. Lawrence L Brut and wife returned from a vacation to Waco and Houston visiting relatives.
Llano County Tax League president Judge A E Moore called a meeting at the courthouse last Monday afternoon but only 49 members attended. With no action taken, the group plans a new call for a future date as officers face election after a year of limited progress. Also notes of local visits and brief social items follow.
Miss Nelte Doran of San Saba visited the past week in the home of Misses Gordie and Lovey Maxwell. Gordie returned home with her for a short visit. Mrs. Scott Hill and five children of Hallettsville are visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. T Hill. Miss Ford West returned home Friday after a seven weeks visit with relatives near San Angelo.
The adult circle of the Woman's Missionary Society will meet Friday at 4 p m at the Methodist church. Leader Mrs M C Wilkes. Song America. Worship service led by members. Playlet Simple Mrs Lafferty by Mesdames Baldwin and Simpson. Article Where We Are Now in Prohibition by Mrs John N McKay. What We Can Do General Discussion. Song Oh Jesus I Have Promised. Benediction.
Little Miss Ann Andreas of Houston was honored with a theatre party by her aunt Mrs Franklin Buttery of Texas. Attendees included Slavely Fay Foster Della Moss Peggy Deck ert Vivian Buttery Anna Shirley Ruth Ann Windham Jane Wallace Dunn Doris Buttery Marriet Farr and Ruth Milliger. After the theatre they returned to Mrs Buttery home for refreshments and games in the lounge.
Two story brick building offered for sale or rent in a prime location. Suitable for a bar operation with 3.2 beer handling. Terms include wholesale options and some guarantee. Brame Realty advertises the opportunity to benefit both buyer and government.
Mrs. T. Y. Him entertained her grandson Yates Michell Hill with a Wednesday dinner at the Hotel Llano and a theatre party at the Lantex. Attendees included Ella Claire Ligon Lu Senia Stribling Wanda O Donnell Kenneth Bruhl Fisids Keyser and Yates Hill. The 15 year old is a radio enthusiast and has nine broadcasting stations licensed for short wave service. He built his own home receiving set and is visiting with family in Hallattsville Marble Falls. Brubbs Drug Store offers a 75 cent record free with every 10 cent cash purchase Saturday only.
Sunday school starts at 9 45 a m with preaching at 11 00 a m The evening service is canceled due to a Bennett revival Rev J N Marshall of Austin will preach at the Bennett meeting which has been postponed one week It begins Sunday Pastor McFatridge and Mrs Stribling hosted guests Miss Ruth Albers Miss Harva Jones and Cleveland Stribling from Sonora with Ona Stribling also visiting for two weeks
A Friday afternoon shower honored Mrs. Alvio Baumoon, hosted by Misa Zolara Stribling at her home with pink and green refreshments and a bridge party to follow. Attendees included Mesdames Baumann, Robingon, Dees, Stewart, Keyser, and others. hostesses were D. H. Stribling and sisters Misa es Onu and Lugenta.
The Riseman and Shaw families thank friends for kindness and sympathy after the death of Mrs. H. D. Raller. They recall comforting words and floral tributes as a tribute to her memory and ask for blessings. Also notes a Roll Top Office Desk for sale.
Misa Ruth Noley hosted a Monday evening swimming party at Sand stone to honor Clark Graham. Attendees included visiting sister Mrs James Farr and numerous guests such as Nan Ray Nora Belle Jobs Sertera Ratliff Loleat Ratliff Edith Dalrymple Mildred Jaka Marjorie Johanson Wilma Nell Simnaroos Barbara Baldwin Ruth Nolan Mesyers Clark Graham and Jim Farr among others.
The TL OK OL reports a July 13 business session at Mrs A F Crenwelge home with twelve members. Miss Ligban led the Mission Study Course and future meetings are set for August at Mr Kay Fowler’s home and July 20 at the Baptist Church for study of A Decade of W M Service. A quarterly social is planned for July 27 at Badou Park inviting all members and spouses.
The Aid Society gathers Friday July 21 at four o'clock. Mrs J J Ray leads the meeting with a lesson from Luke chapters three and four.
The Presbyterian Auxiliary meets with Mrs. W. Fowler on Friday afternoon at four o clock.
A grateful farmer thanks helpers who checked a pasture fire and prevented greater damage. Prompt response and faithful work kept the dam from overgrowing and saved the area.
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