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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1963
Page
2
Michael Delz completed high school at the American School of Chicago and received his diploma on Monday. He is married to Gay Bryant, has one child, and works for the Weise Company.
The Tow Baptist Church youth committee hosted a play party for church youths signaling the start of summer programs. Activities included games and a weiner roast with eleven youths and nine adults attending. Refreshments were served.
Recent visitors include Mrs. J M Lane mother and sisters Mrs. Tom Gardner and Mrs. Ruby Williamson, and Mr. and Mrs. J W McDonald of Killeen along with Mr. and Mrs. Collins Tow and family of San Antonio.
Mr and Mrs O B Ratliff celebrate their golden wedding anniversary at home on Sunday April 21 with a tea hosted by their daughter Mrs Leland Hallmark of Llano. They were married in Lone Grove on April 23 1913 at the bride s mother s home Mrs S J Moss.
A Lions Camp for the Blind group from Kerrville, escorted by counselor Richard Van Bidder, toured Enchanted Rock as an outing and training. Llano post office adds an outdoor mail box but no drive in service with guard posts at the building entrance. The Montgomerys become ranchers on Six Mile Road after buying a new house built by the Truexes, while Lorena Wimberley plans reading The Llano News in Kingsville with her husband Allie.
Llano Woman's Culture Club members heard a program titled Peru Land of Contrasts presented by Mrs Daniel Andres Schofield of Austin. Her talk used maps dolls and films to show Peruvians moving forward. A resignation from Miss Ruth Rayburn was read and accepted. Guests included Mrs Johnston San Angelo and Mrs Bert Baxter. The next meeting will be the President's Tea at Mrs Larkin Renick's home on May 13 hosted by the social committee.
Mr and Mrs Claude Green of Georgetown purchase a house at Island Village and move to Bluffton with three children Margo who is in high school Claude Jr at the University of Texas and another son in the service The Greens are connected with the Ford Company in Georgetown and will make their home there.
The Lillie Waking Memorial Methodist Church hosted a Western themed banquet honoring Slatie High School’s graduating class. Attendees enjoyed fried chicken, beans, potatoes, salad, tea, pie and ice cream, with cowboy decor, oil lamps, and a program of western songs and a talk. Special guests included local families and community members.
Mr and Mrs Cullie Carter hosted an evening of dinner and bridge at the Observation Restaurant last Thursday. A steak supper fed eight tables, followed by bridge games. Mrs H J Hoerster was high scorer Bailey Ratliff won bingo and Mrs Garland Dansby was low. The group sang Happy Birthday to three guests and presented gifts. Mrs O O Morgan Mrs Hal Cunningham and Dr G L Dansby were honored. Pink hydrangeas decorated the refreshment table.
Mrs J C Carlson was the lucky guesser in the Buchanan Lions Club contest "What’s in the house" and won a hat pin as a prize.
Advertises a drugstore remedy T4 L 48c back with claims of rapid drying and total relief. Promises infected skin will slough off and healthy skin replace it with immediate itch and burning vanish. Sold at all drug stores today.
A bridal shower for Mrs. Charles Hartman was hosted at St. James Lutheran Church on Friday night April 26. Hostesses included Mmnes Oscar Schmidt Lester Inman W B Hohmann Emil Schneider Olen Click Ruben Balko Harold Birk and Marvin Click. Marthilyn Birk kept the guest book and served punch cake and lemon drops with Miss Betty Birk. A damask refreshment table bore a large larkspur arrangement and the register table a small bouquet.
The Ranch Homes Demostration Club met at the home of Mrs Harry Miller with Mrs Frank Otto as co hostessing. The program featured nutrition slides presented by Mrs Otto while Mrs Walter Jannet read a poem The Size of Your Heart. Virgie Cornelius won the recreation prize and members decided to send a birthday gift and cookies to their adopted boy at Travis State Hospital. Refreshments for thirteen members. Co hostesses for May are Mrs Irene Davis and Mrs Ben Wallis.
Treadway and Brage were married Friday at the First Baptist parsonage with Rev. Bob Wimbarly officiating. Only immediate family attended. The couple will reside at home in Owls Weekend with guests Mason Brage from Houston and RL Stobaugh from San Antonio visiting.
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