Llano 4H calf feeding event and local notices
Llano 4H calf feeders banquet set for April 7 at 7:00 p.m. with county agents and 4-H members from surrounding counties. A large turnout of adult attendees expected. Calf feeders admitted free, others pay seventy five cents. Multiple local visitors and residents noted including Leola Holtzer and Mrs. Otto Kolmeier visiting Llano.
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Leola Holtzer
Llano
Hrgan
Hoa. Holtzer
Tivo
Mason
Carl Runge
A. L. Smith
Extension Service
Mason County
Llano County
Christian Church Bible School and Sermon Invitation
I J Ray pastor invites the public to Bible School at ten and preaching at eleven with the sermon Jesus The Light of the World. A hearty welcome awaits. Also listed are a Chevrolet coach for sale or trade and tomato plants for livestock at Ratliff's Dairy in Baby Mead Texas.
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Bible School
Jesus
Chevrolet
T. P Gray
Baby Mead
Texas
Ratliff’s
Llano Chamber of Commerce Reports Active Year
D D Steele secretary of the Llano Chamber of Commerce presents a summary of the year's work read at the Luncheon Club. The group promoted farming and livestock, hosted the State Pecan Convention, financed the county poultry show and Tom Show, aided 4-H Club programs, advanced highway improvements, supported Robinson State Park, and promoted Llano county attractions through letters and publicity. Gordon Barr and wife visited Llano, staying with Mrs Taning and Mrs Talehan, before returning home to Yoakum.
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D. D. Steele
Llano Chamber of Commerce
Cond
Imo
Chamber of Commerce
Llano
Morrison
Landscrape
Forrester
Fort Worth
Lisna
Burnet
Blanco
Liang
Colorado River
Llano County
Commissioners Court
San Saba
State Highway Department
Gillespie County
Hamilton Dam
Highway Committee
Giang
Park Fund
Robinson State Park
Yetsch
Llano Granite Dealere
R. F
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Chambers
Jersual Various of Commerce
Daocheon Club
Boy Scouts
Red Cross
R. F.C
Gordon Barr
City
J. A. Taning
M. C. Talehan
Yoakum
Thirty-Six Federal Crop Loans Awarded in County
Lee McDonald announced that thirty six loans were completed and allowed in the county totaling one thousand four hundred eighty dollars. Thirty checks had been received by County Clerk J A Mayes and distributed to loan recipients. The deadline for applications is April 30 to reach the Dallas office. The figures exclude loans via the Regional Agricultural Credit Association.
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Lee McDonald
Federal Crop Production Loan
J. A. Mayes
Parent-Teacher Program Set for April Meeting
The next regular PTA meeting on Wednesday April 11 features Horace Mann and J M Barrie quotes, hostesses Mrs LL Schrank Mrs DL Carl Mrs JL Conners Mrs LH Baldwin, a sixth grade program, and a Tapice Ambitions and Vocations segment led by Miss Speck with music and business topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Horace Mann
J. M. Barrie
LL. T. Schrank
DL. Carl
J. L. Conners
L. HW. Baldwin
Tapice
Misa Speck
Methodist Church Revival Closing Service Details
The Methodist Church announces a revival close with Rev. Boone delivering a worthwhile message. Sunday activities include Sunday School at 9 46 a m and preaching at 11 a m followed by League at 6 45 p m. Midweek services Wednesday 7 20 p m and Friday 8 30 p m. No night service Sunday. Pastor MO N McKAY invites cooperation.
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Baptist Eduated
Boone
MO. N. McKay
Joint Meeting of Adult and Young Matrons Circles
A joint meeting of the Adult and Young Matrons Circles of W. M. &. is set for Friday March 0 at 3d yp with Mrs. Miles Buttery presiding. Devotions by Mrs. Orville Buttery, scripture on Spiritual Alchemy, prayer by Mrs. J. H. Lovett, and songs led by Mrs. D. R. Keyser and others. Members urged to ring mite boxes.
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W. M
Miles Buttery
Orville Buttery
Ray Moss
J. H. Lovett
King Eternal
Kristian Social Relations
Geo. M. Watkins
D. R. Keyser
Jesus
Cross
Ber Elaer
Age Ders
BS Smith
Y. Oatman
Wilburn Oatman
Keyser
H. M. Nichols
W. W. Hart
Sylvan B. Simpson
Presbyterian Church Sunday Schedule and Notice to Officers
Sabbath school at 10:00 a m and morning worship at 11:00 followed by the Lord s supper Evening sermon at 7 30 p m Elders and Deacons meeting Sunday at 3 00 officers urged to attend Bible study Wednesday 7 30 p m Pastor J W Campbell Also for sale two yearling bulls from Mr vhe A W Hurtman
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J. W. Campbell
Phillip Smith Hurt In Fall From Horse Near Fitzhimmons Ranch
Phillip Smith son of Mr and Mrs D P Smith was injured Saturday when a rope break caused his saddle to slip and he fell from a horse near the Fitzhimmons ranch. He struck his head and was unconscious briefly. Doctors advised hospital X rays to assess damage. the family went to Temple for examination but he was not seriously hurt. He remained quiet for several days at home before returning to school work.
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Philip Smith
D. P. Smith
Fitzhimons
Philip
Gray
Fine Auction Sale at Cherokee At Last Thursday
Ray Barber a noted auctioneer from Flerelord Texas oversaw the Cherokee sale last Thursday where two ents night calves brought 5.16 per hundred pounds and the top calf sold for 8.50. Buyers from San Antonio and the local Kandy Store purchased the cattle, with Barber calling it one of the sharpest sales he has managed and noting strong local and buyer interest.
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Ray Barber
Flerelord
Texas
Shino
hCherogee
Kandy
San Antonio
Barler
Generosity Versus Greed Program Notice
B P U presents an April program at 6 30 PM with a theme on Generosity Versus Greed. The event includes prayer by Edith Van Ness and talks by Juanita Garrett Maxine Garrett Pauline Walker Violet Strange Henry Strange and Carnon. Special music I Do Dont You.
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Edith van Ness
Juanita Garrett
Maxine Gar
Rett
Crace
Pauline Walker
Violet Strange
Henry Strange
Mr. Carnon
Baptist ladies egg drive for Buckner Orphans Home
Public notice asks for eggs donated by April 3 and left at Mrs Haliford s home before Monday. The drive supports Buckner Orphans Home and invites community participation.
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Baptist
Buckner
Christian Revival Opens April Twenty-Eighth
The Christian Church revival meeting will begin April twenty eighth led by Pastor J. J. Ray and assisted by home forces. involving the church community and local attendees.
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The
Christian Church
Wil
J. J. Ray
Campus improvements completed at South Llano school
John L. Watkins reports the South Llano high and grade campus improvements finished early this week. Retaining walls and filled lower grounds have created a usable area for sports, funded by the Parent-Teacher Association and aided by R.F.C. funds. Workers then moved to the North Side school to clear and prepare that campus for further concrete work.
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South
Llano
John L. Watkins
R. F.C
Watking
Parent-Tuaeher Association
Ro FC
Revival at Baptist Church Draws Large Audiences
The Baptist church revival active for about ten days draws growing attendance in morning and evening services. Rev Goone preaches forceful sermons while Rev Broughton leads songs, with Rev McFatridge inviting all to attend. Town churches plan to attend final service as Rev Boone is expected to give a helpful sermon.
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Baptist Church
Goone
Broughton
McFatridge
Boone
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Beek
Wr. Lawson
Austin
T. Y. Hill
Itasca Louise Tuatnett
Hallettsville
Weimarthin Week
Neil
Brownwood
Greenville
Diane
W. W. Watking
Galveston
Asver
Dr. St. Itkins
Cod
Giddings
Bush
Jim Watkins
Dr. Watain
Otto Kolmeier
Fredericks-butrg
Hva. Holtzer
Pete Ahrens
I. J. Ray
Hollywood
Billboyd
Dorothy Wilson
Roscoeates
Edgar Kennedy
the Golf Chump
Vitaphone Musical
RKO
America
the Conquerors
Richard DIX
Ann Harding
Mickey McGuire
Mickey
Ape Man
Vitaphone Color Revue
Paramount News
C. G
the Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
A. W. Hurtman
Moore State Bank
T.J. Moore
J. F Cage
Phillip Smith
Cherokee
Hazelwood
Spencer-Sauer Lum. Co
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