Mrs Clyde L King Heads to Philadelphia to Visit Daughter
Mrs Clyde L King sails to Philadelphia Pennsylvania to visit her daughter Miss Trude King who works at an advertising agency there.
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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1958
Page
3
Mrs Clyde L King sails to Philadelphia Pennsylvania to visit her daughter Miss Trude King who works at an advertising agency there.
Local column records visits by Forrest Flowers family from San Antonio and Barrow relatives from Houston Austin and Austin families at the Antlers and other homes. It notes Robert Neil Mathis graduating from West Point and wedding in Columbus Georgia, plus a June 15 reunion at Shirley Williams ranch and a June 29 fifth Sunday supper at the Educational Building.
Llano congregation announces an international Jehovah's Witnesses convention in New York City and Yankee Stadium from July 27 to August 3, with events at both Yankee Stadium and the Polo Grounds. Organizers expect a large attendance, with travel by bus, train, and car, and possible local meeting adjustments during the convention.
News from Valley Spring notes gatherings with the Barclays and Arp visiting from Austin, the Greenhaws hosting en route to Mason for the Centennial, plus Willie Henry from Corpus Christi and Roy Willoughby at their ranch. The Osbournes visited Brady and San Angelo. Lela Nichols fell ill and moved with family to care for her. Ernest Barclay visited Othello Simpson’s family in Llano. Othello’s home is in Odessa. R. R. Ray attended the San Saba rodeo.
May violations show a surge in fishing without a license with 113 reports issued by the Director of Law Enforcement. Total game and fish law violations reached 211 with fines totaling 4 328 45 dollars and 364 dollars in court costs.
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