Lampasas Boosters Visit Llano for Midday Hospitality
Lampasas boosters, about a hundred strong, arrived from Llano at noon yesterday, enjoyed barbecue goat at Badu Park, then headed to Cherokee by 2 pm. Commercial Club President J F Battery chaired a planning meeting at Blaned a State Bank outlining entertainment, with a committee to oversee hospitality and a large reception roster. The group praised Llano’s hospitality, noting this was their fifth visit of the season and that no town had welcomed them as warmly.
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Llano
Badu Park
Cherokee
J. F. Battery
Commercial Club
Blaneda Dire State Bank
Battery
W. R. Orr
Allan Newsom
H. E. Paulus
I L. Watkins
Roy Inks
W. J. Moore
Geo. M. Watkins
W. B. Collins
T. Y. Hill
P. L. Barker
W. E H. Wallace
C. B. Appleton
Orville Buttery
W. W W. Watkins
Mesdames
Otis Petorff
J. Cl. Roth
Roy B. Inks
Pp. L. Barker
A. G. Mueller
T. J. Moore
Emtertainmret
Man Nour
Gordon Mackey
Lampasas
Gordon
Memorial Services Held at Legion Hall Last Friday
Memorial services under the Legion and Ladies Auxiliary were moved to the Legion hall due to threatening weather and damp grounds. Howard Blodgett gave the invocation, Rev. Todd delivered a tribute to soldiers of Civil, Spanish American and World Wars, and 125 graves were visited with songs at the cemetery.
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Legion
Legion Hall
Court House Square
Im W 1
Msic
Uetter
Qwine
Towon
Tt Somittee
Howard Blodgett
Todd
Prince
Forty Two Club Entertained Afternoon at Welden House
The Forty Two Club spent an afternoon at Welden House hosted by Mrs. Carter. Twelve members and four guests enjoyed eight games and tea. Guests included Mesdames Leslie Brown R Fishbech Walter Todd and Allan Newsom.
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Hr. Carter
Pheasiy
Leslie Brown
R. Fishbech
Walter Todd
Allan Newsom
First Heart of Texas Fair Planned for San Saba
The Heart of Texas Fair organizers met in Mason with delegates from Llano Fredericksburg Brady and Mason to form a district fair group. San Saba was chosen to host the first district fair with directors from each county to be named and a meeting set in San Saba within ten days.
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Heart OF Texas
San Saba
J. F. Buttery
J. P. Moneyhon
W. R. Orr
Roy B. Inks
Mason
Mason News
Court House
Llano
Fredericksburg
Brady and
R. Ch. Striester
Brady Chauber
Commerce
Geo. Bhtinges
Roscoe Runge
Gargill
Cargill
Heart of Texas Fair Association
Frank Buttery
Wi. T. Cargill
Brady
Edd Broad
Riley
Mason W. S. Marshall
Mas_ lon News
Call for Meeting of Democratic Executive Committee
Wilburn Gatman chair calls a meeting of the Democratic Executive Committee in Lincoln County at the courthouse in Jane Texas at 1 o clock p m to arrange for printing and distribution of ballots for the coming primary elections and to consider costs and other business. The listed members are urged to attend and take seats on the date of the meeting.
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Stee
Lincun
Acrarig
Court House
Jane
Texas
Otlock P. Ti
Ty. Ltd
Pri Gose
Urrnggigg
Wilburn Gatman
Moss J. W. Boater
L. Lockshare
Alfred Copsey Samute L.A. Weed Fleury Schaeiter
Alfred Copsey Samute L.A. Weed Fleury Schaeiter Jno
Meleod, Jr
Ho Ricketaou R. J. Medlock
EL Smith J. W. T. Wootan
Te Buster W. OH
Ligon
Dox Smith
J. AL Williams
Wilburn Oatman
Democratic Executive Com
Lone Grove Commencement Review At Public School
The Lone Grove Public School closed a successful term May 24. Under Ada Whitley as principal and with Miss Mary Williams Mrs Logan Templeton and Mr A B Duncan the term featured a three nights program. May 22 drama The Catoullas of Shirley May 28 diplomas to Davie Smith Alli May Overstreet Rhita Jean Sullivan and Manuelis Overstreet. Commencement at Baptist church May 28 with Elder W B Fry delivering the address.
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Crave
Spee
Davie Smith
Alli May Overstreet
Rhita Jean Sullivan
Manuells Overstreet
Ros. Jibyon
Whitley
Baptist Church
W. BE. Fry
Burnet
Hilder Fry
Fredonia Community Prepares For August Fair
The Fredonia general committee met to plan the upcoming fair on August 24 and 30. Members include J. D. Farm chair, F. C. Dendy sec treas, A. J. Nixon, Marvin McMillan, Ike Darley, Vernon Miller, Mrs. Ellison, and Miss Dollie Hays. Departments cover Cattle Hogs Sheep Goats Poultry Agriculture Culinery and fine art with prizes in all but cattle. Entertainment includes roping boys call ridin king good base pall con fest and acs game.
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Fredonia
J. D. Farm
F. C. Dendy
Sec.Treas
A. J. Nixon
Marvin McMillan
Ike Darley
Vernon Miller
W. ©. Ellison
Dollie Hays
F Co Dendy
Peetty Aloe
Installation Go. E. 5 Officers Hold Evening Ceremony
The article lists officers and members including Mes frit Mr fens Mr Tica Mr Wiblow Mira Shoandsy Stiiuline and others at Plainview. It notes the Worthy Matron Darneil secretary and other officers presiding with family and friends present. Edgir is from the Panhandle region and will visit for several days.
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Fens
Tica
Wiblow
Mira
Coane Falfford
Aasa
Matt
Intra
Mae Biss
Tenth
Wil Merrica Bers
Mint
Alien
Cage
Vo Roth
Worthy Pweek
Luncheon Club Petition for Bond Election Ahead
A fragmented note describes a luncheon club event and the start of a petition for a bond election. Names such as J. Fl tatters and Mrs J. Mas Moss are mentioned alongside attendees and press coverage. The text references officials and a ceremony with mentions of paths, vote events, and associated activities.
Presbyterian Revival Begins In Hantitten
Rev J W Campbell of Hantitten preached the opening sermon as the Presbyterian revival started last night. A fair-sized audience attended with two weeks of meetings ahead. Dr Princv and church members urge attendance for music filled services nightly at eight oclock.
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J. W. Campbell
Hantitten
Presbyterian i. Vival
Campbell
Wesley Princv
Spreing
Dringe
Dr viaje from Wichita Falls to Llano without stopping
Slator Duncan and Thomas Moody Haynie travel from Wichita Falls to Llano in a jitney, leaving Wichti Pads Saturday evening and arriving Sunday, crossing muddy roads with minor car damage. They plan to stay about two weeks, then return with Mrs. Duncan. Duncan praises Llano's country and its residents.
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Wichita Falls
Llano
Last Monday Trades Day Cash Draw Prizes Awarded
Crowds gathered in Chino for Trades Day with business strong despite afternoon clouds and rain. Drawings for the $100 in cash prizes delayed to 4 PM after a shower, then resumed. winners included Mrs. Allen Peterson $25, Mrs. Gainden Foster $25, Mrs. Jack Adams $10, Miss Nora Hartman $10, Miss Christing Rimes $10, Miss Josie Morgan $5, M. OK Wallis $5, Miss Ruby Dull $5.
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Chino
Addd
Allen Peterson
Gainden Foster
Jack Adams
Nora Hartman
Christing Rimes
Josie Morgan
M. OK. Wallis
Ikea Maaski AN
Progress Made in Delinquent Tax Suits Here
A county attorney supplied details on delinquent tax suits with $1785 collected since the previous report. The notes outline work by the county and efforts to locate payers and owners of properties, noting many parcels belong to unknown owners and portions of the property remain unsettled.
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A. Or. Melanis
Cal
Unkmoen
Armel
Candidate for Vice President May Visit Llano S9CM
Miss Miury Meredith will leave to be for Austig waarea she will a, tend the summer session of the State University, working on her Master degree.
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Miury Meredith
Legion Plans July Fourth Celebration Headed by Committee
Jon J. Watking says Legion committee is arranging a worthwhile Independence Day program. A dedicated panel will finalize plans and issue full details within the next month with announcements to follow.
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Jon J. Watking
Legion Committee
Egtarmittes
Legion
Candidate for Governor Pope to Speak in Llano
W. J. Pope of Corpus Christi, candidate for governor, will address Llano voters on Thursday June 12. He will discuss pending campaign issues as part of a statewide effort before the primary season ends.
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Llano
W. J. Pope
Rhor
Corpus Christi
Tia
Liano
Adilrass
Jae
Pope
Tio
Bach Im Lland After Three Years Stay in California
Sonia who has been in the rerai grocery bustress in Los Angeles fo, thos guest thas otly sell his business in thet city sad last eoox returned to Len o, and is asnin re amen tis old roetds lere. Mr. Ghiam notes Los Angeles is an efact cis and growing perhaps fusher flog any otter place in the on fie Waites? States but that when It foroes to teal Liking, the metropoli tan Tite. The Not compare with that lived by dlane citizens. In speaking of the growth of the California city, he stated that where Wit state Was located when we sell it, that land was in a trick farm when he went out there three years ago. Meenigers not made up his mind as to its future plans, and many Llano friends are hoping he will remain right here.
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Sonia
Los Angeles
Hiam
California
Wit State
Llano
Preston Robinson Returns Home From Canyon City Normal
Preston Robinson, who has been attending the state normal at Canyon City, has returned home for the summer vacation.
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Preston Robinson
State Normal
Canyon City
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