Weldon Bauer to Wed In Dimmitt This July
The engagement of Weldon M. Bauer and Miss Dortha Messenger is announced by her parents of Dimmitt. Miss Messenger, a Dimmitt graduate, attended a Lubbock business college and works for A. P. Quest and Sons in Lubbock. Bauer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Waller Bauer of Llano, is a Llano High School graduate who attended Austin Business College and now works for Phillips Petroleum in Lubbock. The couple plan a July wedding in Dimmitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weldon M. Bauer
Dortha Messenger
J. W. Messenger
Dimmitt
Miss Messenger
Dimmnill
Lubbock
A. P, Quest and Sons
Mr. Bauer
Waller Bauer
Llano
Llano High School
Austin Business College
Phillips Petroleum Copany
Methodist WSCS Officers Installed for 1958 59
Mrs. Miles Battery was re elected president of the Woman s Society of Christian Service and a slate of officers for 1958 59 were installed at the June meeting of the Methodist Church on June 1 by Rev M D Lowry. Other officers include Mrs W E Wade vice president Mrs H L West recording secretary Mrs Alex Hardin secretary of promotion and several circle chairmen. Also noted were visits by Mrs Jack Eathorne of San Angelo and local residents with family rodeo attendance last weekend.
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Miles Battery
Woman's Society of Christian Service
WSCS
Methodist Church
M. D. Lowry
W. E. Wade
H. L. West
Alex Hardin
C. M. Nalls
Srl Larrimore, Jr
Orville Buttery
Cliff Martin
Chilren
Raymond Rogers
J. M. Hardison
Albert Fox
O. Wenderson
Peter Berrien
Raymond Winkel
van Bode
Circle
Recreation and canning plans in Luang County clubs
Luang County home demonstration agents urge year round wholesome recreation for all ages. They advise family conferences to allocate leisure time and space for indoor and outdoor activities, plus a one step cold pack method for canning vegetables with beans as example. Calendar notes several H D and 4 H events. Thought for the Week emphasizes faith as guiding force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tow Valley
H. D
Hutchison
Recognition Coffee Scheduled Friday
The Llano County Cancer Crusade co chairmen announce a recognition coffee at 4 p m Friday June 14 at the Hotel Llano Coffee Shop for all who participated in the recent crusade Rev Milton E Mayer expresses thanks to volunteers for their time and effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano County Cancer Crusade
Hotel Llano
Milton E. Mayer
Holtzers Host Buffet for Evening of 42 and Fellowship
Twenty guests gathered on the Holtzer lawn Sunday evening for a buffet and a viewing of the film 42. Attendees included Alex and Mrs Schneider, Mayfield Rothmann and Mary Ann, Dan Sagebiel and Jerrell and Janelle, Rev. and Mrs Daniel Zimmermann and children, Leroy Rode and Rhonda, Martin Kocherschke, William Arlt and families. T. D. Tanksley of Bryan, former Llano county agent, and Rev. Lea Bernarden and Beverly of Castroville visited Llano last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holtzers
Emil Holtzer
Alex Schneider
Mayfield Rothmann
Mary Ann
Dan Sagebiel
Jerrell
Janelle
Daniel Zimmermann
Leroy Rode
Rhonda
Martin Kocherschke
William Arlt
Llano County Conservation Homemaker of 1958 named
Mrs Clayton Stribling of the Click community was chosen Llano County Conservation Homemaker of 1958. Judges from the Llano County Home Demonstration Council and the Llano County Soil Conservation Service made the selection in the eleventh annual awards program, sponsored with A&M College Agricultural Extension Service, the Fort Worth Press and the El Paso Herald Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Stribling
Llano County
Llano County Home Demonstration Council
Llano County Soil Conservation Service
Agricultural Extension Service
A & M College
The
Fort Worth Press
el Paso Herald Post
Johanson Family Reunion Held at Enchanted Rock Site
The Johanson family gathered Sunday for a reunion at Enchanted Rock with numerous relatives listed from Llano Austin Houston Texas City San Antonio Taylor Cherokee and other nearby places attending. The long list includes Moore Glen Sallie Mae Robinson Elroy Deckrek Sue Johanson Howard Johanson and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanson
Enchanted Rock
Moore Johanson
Glen Johanson
Sallie Mae Robinson
Elroy Deckrek
Billy Deckerk
Susan Johanson
Howard Johanson
Mijoe Decker
Elmer Seidensticker
Llano
Dave Carlson
Alfred Johanson
Austin
Willard Johanson
Jean
Houston
Milton Johanson
Texas City
Arthur Schlaudt
Eckert
Hurston Hallmark
Craig
Doug
Tama
W. R. Harlow
San Antonio
Roy Keith
Kay
Karen
Rusty
Taylor
John Johanson
Zula Hallmark
Bobby Grossman
Clyde Grossman
Clyde Johanson
Lamar Johanson
Mike Walters
Wayne Johanson
Larry
Kenneth
Jeannette
Mary Piels
Pontotoc Girl Enrolls At Austin Commercial College
Janet Maud Webster daughter of Mrs Daisy Mae Webster of Pontotoc enrolled Monday at Nix on Clay Commercial College in Austin She is a 1958 high school graduate. Nearby visitors from Junction Burnet and Austin attended Llano rodeo and visited relatives last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Faris
College Station
Terrell Faris
Mr. Faris
Janet Maud Webster
Daisy Mae Webster
Pontotoc
Nixon-Clay Commercial College
Austin
Janet
Ray Shepperd
Burnet
Llano
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Elano Post Office
Texas
Beeee
State of Texas
Weldon Bauer
Miss Dortha Messenger
J. H. Huff
Optometrist
Buchanan Dam
Alf Wilson
West Wallace
Orne Drug Store
Methodist Wscs
Jack Eathorne
San Angelo
Arline Leifeste
Agnes Leifeste
Hasse
Wilford Tuckness
Good Hope Cleo
Gladiola Biscuits
Lipton’s Tea
del Monte
Colgate
Maryland Club
Swanson
California
Bath
Cedar Valley
Bacon
Armours Franks
Pkg
Luang County
Mrs. Hudson Long
T. D. Tanksley
Bryan
Lea Bernarden
Beverly
Castroville
Enchanted
Frank Patterson
Junction
Hugh Riley
Gene
Tommy Riley and Son
Niles Battery
Llano, Texas
Funeral Home Phone
Felix T. Tybor
Palace Theatre
Fredericksburg, Texas
New York
Don A. Bruhl
NEW York Life Insurance Company
Moore State Bank
T. J. Moore
Allen S&s. Johnson
Mac Hutto
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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