Sunrise Beach Mission Dedicated At Llano Sunrise
Dedication services for the Sunrise Beach Baptist Mission were led by Rev. Max Copeland with Rev. Bill Kenney and Lee Duncan giving remarks. The project started June 23 1963 with land donated by Lakes of Texas Inc Ground breaking February 2 and construction cost about 26000 dollars. About 204 attendees included several area pastors and church leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunrise Beach Baptist Mission
Lakes of Texas, Inc
LaMar
Llano Studio Phote
Sunrise Beach
First Baptist Church of
Llano
Max Copeland
Burnet-Llano
Temple Lumber Company
Jerry Cahal
Pittsburg Ave Baptist Church
Bob Wimberly
Tow Baptist Church
Jim Green
Kingsland
Bryan Hall
McDonald Elected HLTA Vice President
Carl McDonald of Buchanan Dam was elected vice president of the Highland Lakes Tourist Association at its Lakeway Inn meeting near Austin. Art McGibeney became president, Tom Perkins was reelected secretary-treasurer, with Inman Moss and Balko representing Llano Chamber at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl McDonald
Buchanan Dall
Highland Lakes Tourist Association
Lakeway Inn
Austin
Art McGibeney
Marble Falls
Lester Inman
Tom Perkins
Autin
Llano
Santa
Highland Lakes
Inman
Hill Country
White House
Johnson
H. H. Adams
Weldon Buck
Lake Buchanan
Kingsland Lions Club To Install Officers
Col H J Crase will become president of the Kingsland Lions Club at the annual installation and ladies night banquet at Wayman’s Restaurant at 8 tonight. Other officers include Clarence Bolinger secretary M F Wright tail-twister Marvin Simms Lion tamer Fred Wright first vice president W J Pollard second vice president Billy Fred McGee third vice president Lloyd Myers and Alfred Zerm directors, with James L Childs chairing the Texas Lions Crippled Children's Camp committee. Rev Theron Browne serves as master of ceremonies. James L Childs gives the invocation. W C Russell installs the officers. Raymond Walker presents awards. L L Martin delivers the address. Mrs Willis Webber handles decorations and door prizes are offered to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsland
Col. H. J. Crase
Kingsland Lions Club
Wayman’s Restaurant
Clarence Bolinger
M. F. Wright
Marvin Simms
Fred Wright
W. J. Pollard
Billy Fred McGee
Lloyd Myers
Alfred Zerm
James L. Childs
Texas Lions Crippled Children’s
Theron Browne
W. C. Russell
Lions Club
Hamblin
Raymond Walker
L. L. Martin
Marble Falls
Willis Webber
Harrison Makes A Hole in One
Golfer Tom Harrison sinks a hole in one and prompts team cheers in a quiet, proud display. Ladies Day Tee off at 8 30 Tuesday as flag tournaments and family activities highlight Fourth of July plans. Evelyn Gould leads longest drive with Ella Mac Smith and Nellie Wirdell close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maebelle Dansby
Tom Harrison
Tle
Evelyn Gould
Ella Mac Smith
Nellie Wirdell
Evelyn
Grace Episcopal picks new priest for Grace Church
Tom Bruns has been signed to Grace Episcopal Church and will begin duties next week. He visited Llano this week to prepare for his work. Mr and Mrs Herbert Pope and their children were Bartlett visitors last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Tom Bruns
Grace Episcopal Church
Will
Llano
Herbert Pope
Bartlett
Buchanan Lions Install H. H. Adams as President
H. H. (Dobie) Adams was installed as Buchanan Lions Club president at the Observation Restaurant Thursday night. Adams, a local real estate dealer, succeeds J. C. Blalock. New officers include John Gibson first vice president Louis Marks second vice president E. J. Doire third vice president Lon Roach secretary Carl McDonald treasurer Col Raymond Wegegs tail twister and C Ek. Smith lion tamer. Directors elected were J. C. Blalock Ernie Rahe George Strachan John O. Gibson Weldon Buck and Dayton Phillips. Raymond Winkel installing officer and past Idano Lions Club president presented awards. Jay Crossnn played dinner music.
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Buchanan Dam
H. H
Dobie) Adams
Buchanan Lions Club
Adams
Buchanan Real Estate
J. C. Blalock
John Gibson
Louis Marks
E. J. Doire
Lon Roach
Carl McDonald
Col
Raymond Wegegs
C. Ek. Smith
Ernie Rahe George Strachan
John O. Gibson Weldon Buck
Dayton Phillips
Raymond Winkel
Idano Lions Club
Jay Crossnn
Jaycees Attend National Convention Delegates from Llana
Mr and Mrs Fritz Otto Jr and Mr and Mrs Joe Sherrod traveled from Pallas as delegates to the 44th annual US Chamber of Commerce Jaycees convention. About 5000 chapters exist nationwide with members aged 21 to 36. Events included a downtown parade and talks by Mrs Winthrop Rockefeller and Governor George Wallace of Alabama.
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Fritz Otto Jr
Joe Sherrod
Pallas
US. Chamber of Commerce
Llana Jaycees
Jaycee
Winthrop Rockefeller
George Wallace
Alabama
Russell Installed Lions Club President
Eugene Russell a Llano High School vocational agriculture teacher was installed as president of the Lions Club on Tuesday taking the gavel from J E Smith who led the club for the past year Lion Bob Scruggs of Buchanan Dam officiated He is a Midland Lions charter member and first Buchanan Dam club president Also installed were Hal Cunningham J P Ray Louis Amsler Dr Gene P Lewis D W Smith and M C Dalehau re-elected tail twister New board members are Raymond Winkel Rev Bethel Pyles and Charles Whitley Hold over directors are Charlie Ratliff and Neil Gibbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Russell
Llano High School
Lions Club
J. E. Smith
Lion Bob Scruggs
Buchanan Dam
Scruggs
Midland Lions Club
Hal Cunningham
J. P. Ray
Louis Amsler
Gene P. Lewis
D. W. Smith
M.C. Dalehau
Raymond Winkel
Bethel Pyles
Charles Whitley
Charlie Ratliff
Neil Gibbs
Smith
Llano Chamber of Commerce Float Wins at Stonewall
The Llano Chamber float won first place in its division at the Peach Jam boree parade in Stonewall. Miss Linda Honeycutt, a Llano High senior, appeared on the rainbow float with the treasurers at its end, and the float also did well in the San Saba rodeo parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano Chamber of Commerce
Stonewall
Linda Honeycutt
Llano
Don Waldrope
Waldrope
Phyllis Berry
Hudson Fowler
W. D. Hallmark
D. R. Keyser
McCulloch Singers to Meet at Brady
The McCulloch County Singing Convention will meet at 2 p.m. Sunday June 28 at Central Baptist Church 601 South China Street Brady inviting all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCulloch County
Central Baptist Church
South China
Brady
Buchanan II Ahead Through First Round
The Llano Little League schedule shows Buchanan and Farm Bureau completing first round games while Rotary, VFW, Jaycees and Lions face Friday night actions at 6 30 and 8 p m. Lions beat Farm Bureau 12 6 on Monday as Wis dom and Brewer homered. Buchanan Bays toppled WIW 13 7 to end the round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan
Llano
Lions
Rotary
Jaycees
VFW
Farm Bureau
Hatch Smith
Lowry Craven
Rodney Muncy
Rotarians
Lynn Frederick
Darrell Cavness
Darrell West
Donald Wisdom
George Wisdom
Billy Williamson
Clayton Brewer
Mike Gray
Farmers
WIW
Buchanan Dam
Buchanan Bays
Bryan Millorn
CG W Bauman
John Herridge
Gary Halliburton
Bobby Burton
Mail Schedule To Change July 1
The Llano mail truck will depart 25 minutes earlier and arrive 30 minutes earlier starting July 1. Weekday postal hours move from 5 10 p m to 4 45 p m and the post office will close at 4 30 p m on those days. Saturday schedule remains unchanged per post master J P Ray.
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Llano
J. P. Ray
Ray
Bookmobile Sets Rural Llano County Summer Routes
The first bookmobile funded by Llano County Library will visit seven communities on Fridays July 10, 24 and August 7 21 from 9 to 11 a m. Books for adults youths and children will be carried near post offices and local stores as a trial to gauge demand with library board members volunteering.
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Llano County Library
Llano County
Buchanan Dam
Dalhan’s
Castelli
Kingsland
Templeton
Lone Grove
Tow- Bluffton
Kuykendall
Valley Spring
Llano County Library Board
Summer Heat Arrives as Llano Reports June Rainfall
June rainfall in Llano stands at 0.50 inch with no rain in the last week. Temperatures pushed near 100 degrees across the area with Junction and other sites recording near 100 on several days. The record shows highs from June 18 to June 24 ranging from the upper 70s to near 100 degrees at multiple locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mostars
Llano
Liang Wi
Junction
Max. MIX
Resuscitator Added To Pool Facilities
City manager George Rogers reports a resuscitator and oxygen have been added to swimming pool facilities for instant first aid. He notes the first seconds of an emergency are crucial and a later reuse is planned at the fire hall.
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George Rogers
Rogers
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Pric
McDonald
HLTA
Harrison
Granite Shoals
J. P. Amsler
Buchanan Lions
Russell
Richard Mance Randolph
Mary Louise Walker
Reeves Baldwin Perry
Marilyn Grace Rothmann
John Eldon Samford
Colleen Andrews
Orville Buttery
Midland
Mrs. Wilburn Buttery
McCulloch
Buchanan II
Central Texas Electric Co-Op
Coop
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