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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1963
Page
4
At the close of business on March 18 1963 Moore State Bank Llano Texas renders its condensed statement to the Commissioner of Banking detailing financial position and operations for the period.
Alamo Title Company of San Antonio announces Lawrence L. Bruhl as attorney and representative for Llano County effective March 21. Bruhl is the first local rep, expanding access to title insurance policies. The company has operated in Texas for over 40 years.
Thursday Jaycee election at Club Llano at 7 30 p m Friday band sight reading contest at Municipal Auditorium Austin Saturday Lilano County Livestock Judging Contest at community center Rockdale Relays Inter scholastic League District 18AA literary events at Mason Saddle Club arena 3 p m Roping Club arena 7 30 p m Sunday Highland Lakes Christian Church rally at Llano Monday April Fools Day Tuesday City election Lions Club meets at Club Llano noon Tree budding demonstration ag building 7 30 p m Wednesday Rotary Club meets Club Llano noon PTA high school auditorium 4 p m I D Council meeting Thursday Band barbecue and concert at 5 30 p m
Cecil Simpson was elected president of the Llano Roping Club during a reorganizational meeting at the arena Friday night March 22. Earl Homesley was named vice president and James Epperson secretary-treasurer. The club will meet at 7:30 p.m. Saturdays with the first roping on March 30. Dues are $10 monthly.
Colonial Club held a monthly meeting at Mrs. Joe Carlson home with a tacky theme. Prizes went to Mrs. Egbert Murchison first and Mrs. Jerry Sloane second, with honorable mention to three others. Guests included Mrs. Ira Floyd and Mrs. Frank Sowell. Plans announced for an encampment at the LCRA building August 21–22 and a Kerrville State Hospital visit. Hostesses for April will be Mrs. Edna Hart and Mrs. Dayton Phillips.
Llano Church of Christ youth from Llano, accompanied by minister James R. Lundy and Miss June Burkett, visited Abilene Christian College for high school day events. They joined a chapel program, heard the ACC a capella chorus and the Big Purple band, watched a gymnastics display, and attended a student talent show with dinner in the college cafeteria.
Tabulation of the Liano school census is complete with 945 students listed, up from 923 last year, an increase of 22. Supt M Nalls announced. Six year olds registered declined slightly to 66 from 71. Census was conducted by Mrs M D Montgomery in the city and by bus drivers on routes.
Local updates include visits and ill health among residents such as Mrs A G Dollar and seven tables in New Braunfels, Mrs Charles Brown of Kingsville visiting Davis, and Mrs Mamie Power planning a Fort Worth trip March 30. Lake activity shows fishing success with crappie and catfish. church dinner planned at First Union Church after services on March 31 with fifth Sunday dinners to follow.
Llano placed at Brady on April 6 led by Bush with Derral Russell second in the 100 yard dash and Jesse Berry third in the 880 yard run. Frosty Miller fourth in the 120 yard high hurdles and Charles Staedtler sixth in the broad jump. relay squads: 880 yard team second with Russell Staedtler Oliver Rogers. 440 relay fourth with Russell Staedtler Duncan Rogers. mile relay fourth with Bus Berry Miller Ratliff. Coach notes rapid improvement and a strong showing for district in two weeks.
Advertisement listing include a country home with acreage by Avery Tomlinson and a service station operator wanted. Other items mention a 1960 Comet for sale by G. W. Lester and a custom bulldozing/soil conservation service by Perry Hich in Comfort.
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