Brady Visits Mrs. Etta Cook and Miss Emma Bales
Brady visited Mrs. Etta Cook and Miss Emma Bales Sunday in a small neighborhood callout. The cousins spent time chatting and sharing stories at their home in town.
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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1958
Page
7
Brady visited Mrs. Etta Cook and Miss Emma Bales Sunday in a small neighborhood callout. The cousins spent time chatting and sharing stories at their home in town.
Last week F G Davis and partner harvest 80 acres of onions near Batesville promising a good market. Meanwhile locals joke about onion breath and social shunning while Crawford Winfrey recovers from a broken leg and neighbors share vegetables. Mrs Keener and her children visit Columbus relatives.
The third annual PTA sponsored homecoming concluded with a program led by Johnson Kuykendall and Glen Singleton. Finis Brown gave the invocation, Richard Robbing was main speaker, and Mrs. Dennis Dean was named Mother of the Year. A long list of attendees and guests from nearby towns joined funerals, reunions, and visits, with notable mentions of Llano 4-H team placing fourth at the State Round-Up and Vacation Church School plans for June 23-27 at the Methodist Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Talley of Austin visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. FE. W. Talley, last weekend. Mrs. Joe Nerrien and her children returned home to Ozona after visiting relatives, including the Schneiders, and Connie Medermott and Karen Walker spent the week with kin in San Antonio.
Mr and Mrs Linden Foster of Houston spent the weekend in Llano with Mr and Mrs Tom Foster.
Miss Dorothea Kassell age ten visits her mother C Kassell and her brother Kassell and family this week.
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