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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1955
Page
7
Caroline Spinks and Charles Nolan Perry wed at the bride’s home in San Saba on Friday afternoon. Rev. Sam D. Taylor officiated before gladiola decor. The couple plans a San Marcos honeymoon and summer residence in San Saba.
The column lists multiple families and their visitors from Fort Stockton Round Mountain Denton Fort Worth Sherman Llano Columbus Mullin Taylor Austin and San Antonio. Various gatherings at the homes of Glover Hyatt Bales Johanson Templeton and others are noted with extended family groups and weekend visits.
Chamber of Commerce mobilizes residents to spray premises against mosquitos with FFA spraying at 16 cents per gallon. Reports and social notices from San Saba and Brady papers describe court actions, harvest losses from hail, and local events across Texas towns.
B C Camp conducted business in Austin Tuesday while H C Hoffman spent days in Houston planning a lakefront home. Several Austin visitors came to the Lappe ranch and Barrow relatives joined gatherings. trips extended to San Antonio Boerne and Corpus Christi with family and friends noted from Plainview Marble Falls and Bertram.
Miss Ariene Otto and Monty Alexander wed Saturday night June 11 at the Llano Methodist church with vows read in a ring ceremony. White gladioli and greenery adorned the altar as organist Mrs. Orville Buttery played the marches. The bride wore a navy suit with white trim and carried a white orchid on a white Bible. Matron of honor was Mrs. Joe Duncan and best man was Max Alexander. The couple, Llano High School 1954 graduates, will reside in Llano for the summer.
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