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Llano News

Location

Llano, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1961

Page

14

Prickly Pear Grows Big in Old Tree Fork in Kuykendall Lot

A huge prickly pear sprouts from a forked old tree at the R. G. Kuykendall home, reportedly planted by Julius Bauman as a boy. Rain and wind failed to stop its growth. The Colonial Club at Buchanan Dam collects cancer fund donations with several named canvassers. Mrs Caterina Najar hosted a dinner at the Fireside with Mr and Mrs Carrick honored. A pink cloth covers the table. centerpiece features yellow glade, shasta daisies, and lavender asters.

R. G. Kuykendall Colonial Club Buchanan Dam Cancer Fund Mmes Louis Marke Jerry Sloan Irafloyd George Moore Dayton Phillips Louie Murchison Caterina Najar Mr. and Merce Charles Carrick

The House of the Cross in Llano Historic Portrait

The House of the Cross, built about 1890 near Sandstone Street, Llano, is a rock and adobe cross shaped structure with thick 24 inch walls and four original fireplaces. Now owned by Miss Esther Daichau, it once intrigued locals with its fireproof kitchen and unusual plan.

James Winkel LHS Esther Daichau Sandstone Street Methodist Church Col. Miller Llano Iron City

Texas for You Gotta Be Different

A humorous Texas travel vignette contrasts city and county seat names to show local quirks. The motorist learns multiple counties share names with towns and counties, with playful misplacements in Rusk Cherokee Henderson and Austin Travis. The piece ends noting regional peculiarity and a joking jab at Liano county.

Rusk Rusk County San Saba Texas Dallas Dallas County Houston Crockett Houston County Ozona Fannin County Goliad County Caldwell Caldwell County Burleson County Burleson Johnson County Johnson City Johnson Blanco County Bowie County Texarkana Bowie Montague County Sabine Sabine County Jefferson County Jefferson Town Marron County Marron Guadalupe County Liano Liano County

Chairmen Named for 4 H Dress Revue

Mrs. Robert Cohen and Mrs. Forrest Smathers were named co chairmen of the 1961 Llano County 4 H dress revue to be held in the district courtroom Friday morning June 30. Miss Frances Meek announced the selection after a 4 H adult clothing leaders meeting. Judging will occur Thursday June 29 with divisions unchanged from prior years. The district 7 dress revue is set for Abilene on August 3.

Robert Cohen Forrest Smathers Llano County Frances Meek Miss Meek Abilene

Rotarians Honor Llano High School Students at Luncheon

Llano Rotary Club hosted five Llano High School students as special guests for excellence in school activities. Randy Leiweste James Winkel and J P Dodgen with instructor Eugene Russell earned first place in area livestock judging. Also present were top science students Johnny Fowler and C P Little. A prior meeting featured Cindy Raesener and Ann Coble presenting a skit.

Llano High School Llano Rotary Club Randy Leiweste James Winkel J. P. Dodgen Eugene Russell Johnny Fowler C. P. Little Liano High School Cindy Raesener Ann Coble Rotary Club

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