Miss Susan Blood Marries in Austin Church Rites
A wedding ceremony for Miss Susan Blood took place in an Austin church. Family and friends attended as vows were exchanged and a reception followed.
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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1966
Page
3
A wedding ceremony for Miss Susan Blood took place in an Austin church. Family and friends attended as vows were exchanged and a reception followed.
Readable fragments list May court participants including Larry Risherdven Frei Heine Wood Dan Jemenon Shirley Nolie John Gray Fowler and Pamela ay MieDonald in partial text. Unclear roles or actions due to damaged OCR.
A fragmented OCR note references individuals named M Wede and R E Ellington with hints of a wedding or betrothal. The legible portions suggest social notices or announcements but lack clear dates locations or full names. The piece seems incomplete and partially garbled.
Mrs Den J new introduces the Western السن City Society for Christian Service program. The event details a guest speaker lineup, theme focus on community outreach, and aims to engage members in service activities.
A fragmented local column mentions donations to Valley and a funeral for a deceased resident. It references Mr and Mrs Harold Birk and other community members visiting families, with scattered lines about Valley Spring and several residents’ losses.
Wright was installed as president of the Women’s Association of Kingsland Community Church at a Wednesday meeting. Other 1906-67 officers Mrs. J. H. Frazier, vice president, Mrs. Velma Savers, treasurer, and Mrs. Mel Jenks, secretary were installed. Committee chairmen to be announced later.
Funeral services for James H. Taylor 81 of San Sata were held Monday at the Tow Church of Christ with Ministers Silas Howell and Lynn Nobles officiating. Burial was in Tow Cemetery. Taylor died Sunday in the San Saba hospital. Survivors include a sister Mrs W M Gege of San Sels.
Reports from Tow Valley note a Baptist church summer school with 18 attendees. Leaders included Mrs L A Halmark and Mrs T A Pool for beginners, Mrs J D primary, Mrs T D Gray and Kathy Curlee for juniors, Mra H C Willis intermediates, Kathy Curlee music, with Alex Minter and Walter Cairns on crafts. The daughter recently returned home after six months in the West Indies.
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