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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1935
Page
5
The Union School will close Friday May 10 with a half day picnic Goat roping at 2 00 pm main feature of the afternoon A barbecue supper at 6 00 pm After the supper the school will present a May pole exercise At 8 00 pm a play Fools Holiday will be presented by local talent Music by the Brown String Band.
Walter Johnson, son of Mr and Mrs F M Johnson from the Oxford community, arrived in Llano for a family visit. He left Llano fourteen years ago for Los Angeles where he has lived since. Mr and Mrs J A Jordan and two children from San Antonio visited Mrs Jordan's brother Millard Oates and wife over the weekend.
Revival services this week at Mayes Chapel are led by Fort Worth minister Rev J J Tinsley. The week ends with an all day Sunday meeting. Widespread invitations urge attendance and listening to Rev Tinsley’s messages.
The Llano District Young Peoples rally was held at the Castell Methodist church with Rev. Charles Hardt leading the eleven o clock service and a lunch on the grounds. Activities included a recreation hour led by Miss Ethel Lehmberg and stunts promoting Kerrville Assembly, plus speeches by E B Walker and Edwin Plowman among others. Visitors came from multiple towns including Kerrville Bandera Bertram and San Antonio.
A schedule of concerts and student performances from May 6 and following days. Rev T C Borte leads with a benediction. Miss Dorothy Belle Wilkes reads selections. bands, quartets, choirs, solos, and duets feature L R Boxell J L Conners W Zapp among others. Various ensembles perform pieces from Sousa to Our Director. Friday features the Ladies Music Club.
A concert program lists numerous solo performances at the high school auditorium on May 10. Performers include Mrs. Conners, Mrs. Fowler, Mrs. Currie, Miss Stribling, Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Will Collins, Mrs. Loefler, Mrs. Lanning, Mrs. Harrison, and Miss Atchison as accompanist. Pieces range from piano and flute solos to vocal numbers and collaborations.
Mr Woodrow Lowry reports gas relief after using Adlerika for left side discomfort that affected sleep. He says the first dose eased gas and now tolerates beans onions and tomatoes without distress. The ad reads as a remedy for bloating constipation and related pains promising thorough action without griping.
An organization announces a special meeting at the Court House Thursday night May 9 to discuss Farm Credit Administration. H F Schlemmer Acting Secretary Production Credit Association will be principal speaker outlining the association’s work in promoting the FCA plan. Other members will be on the program. Everyone is invited.
The article describes an afternoon tour starting at 2:00 p m at Fitzsimons Ranch along the north river bank. Four top pecan trees will be shown in various work stages with demonstrations. Mr Rosborough will discuss pecan improvement and answer questions during a meeting at the site. County Agent’s office urged as check-in point for participants.
Sheep offerings lacked quality with lambs at 4.00 and fat muttons near 3.00. Cattle receipts 162 head plus calves from 2.50 to 9.25, steers 3.00 to 7.00, cows 3.50 to 5.00. Hogs 176 head at 5.00 to 8.00, feeder pigs 4.00 to 4.50. Sheep and goats receipts 314 head with fat lambs 4.00 to 6.00 and goats 1.50 to 2.00.
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