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Llano area notes July 1941 church and civic items
Miss Annie May died last Monday and was buried at Valley Spring. Hazel Oatman and Hazel Hargon named teachers in Llano schools. District court called by Judge J H McLean to hear criminal cases. Myrtle Hargon and Rev G A Neblett announced engaged. Rev W R Bark of Brownwood accepted Llano Baptist pastorate. The Llano Methodist and Haynes family histories are recounted amid a 1941 reunion in Blanco county with 66 attendees and a memorial for Aunt Mary Haynes. service notes include upcoming church activities and a historic Texas record of Charles Haynes.
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Annie May
Valley Spring
Missea Hazel Oatman
Hazel Hargon
Llano
J. H. McLean
Myrtle Hargon
A. Neblett
W. R. Bark
Brownwood
Llano Baptist Church
Leon M. Haynes
Blanco County
Charles Hickman Haynes
Alamogordo
N.M
Charles Ernest Haynes
San Antonio
Texas
W. C. Russell
Austin
A. P
Bert) Haynes
Violet Alice Haynes
Willie Haynes Shirley
Haynes
Bert Maynes
Round Mountain
Blanco
John A. Shirley
Alberta
Canada
Mary Haynes
Liano
Charles Haynes
Texas Army
Houston
Bernard E. Bee
Republic of Texas
Caldwell
Liana County
Masons
O.E.S
Grandmother’s
Old Bluffton
Frances Caroline Jones
Union County
Arkansas
John
Polly Welsh Jones
Old South
Fanny
Nachitoches Parish
John Jenkins
Wm. R. Huddleston
Toi
Victoria
Refugio
Hayes County
Burnet
W. R. Huddleston
Nachitoches
A. H. Huddleston
J. P. Shaw
Spur
J. J. Huddleston
G. W. Shaw
Bluffton
Sandy
Grandad
Quay County
N. M
Jonas
Hoovers Valley
Burnet County
Amazon
Jesus
The
Baptist Church