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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1958
Page
8
Mr and Mrs Mélvin Roge Killeen are the parents of a son named David Wayne born Wednesday April 80 The child is grandson of Mrs and Mrs A W Hartman of Llano and Mrs Oscar Rose of Killeen
May Willmativ of Liberty and formerly of Llano has been elected as a director for the 1958 09 term for the Southwestern University Williamson County Artists Series association. Mrs Ernest Tomme lame has been visiting Ble Spring with their son Donald who recently underwent surgery.
Cowboy Larson and his wife will be back in Llano soon to paint downtown store windows as they have done previously, and residents are invited to watch their painting methods.
Kingsland welcomes the River Ranch Store owners Mr and Mrs W D Webber who previously ran a Merkel grocery. The column lists local residents visiting, hosting and traveling, including Col Richard Fagan moving to Dallas, and many families visiting relatives and attending church as community life continues.
The article lists numerous visitors and family gatherings in Lone Grove. Friends and relatives from San Antonio Houston Frederikburg Tavington and New Mexia joined local residents for dinners showers barbecues and weekend visits. Linda Plant was released from Shepherd hospital and is at home.
Two Llano County rural communities Valley Spring and Prairie Mountain were judged for Rural Neighborhood Progress activities. Judges included Jim Gray and Sterling Lindsey with local agents Thelma Casey and RaylL llacka bee. Communities hosted tours, exhibits, barbecues, and honored residents as they entered the third year of participation sponsored by Farmer-Stockman magazine and local county support.
Cub Pack No. 802 organized at Buchanan Dam with Tom Tate as cubmaster and Worth Jones as assistant. Den mothers are Mrs Tate and Mrs Johan Miller, with committee members Gib Ike tson and others. A ceremony followed at the church, notes on university alumni gathering and Southwestern University events included.
Four Slano students named to Southwest Texas State College first honor roll. Eligibility requires a RB average on at least 12 hours. Among 2155 students, 309 achieved this. Recipients include Robert Fain, Joanna Gray, Barbara Click, and Frances Willbern with varied majors and family backgrounds.
The Southwestern University Choir will give a concert at St John’s Methodist Church in Austin on May 4. Directed by John Richards, the choir is recognized as one of the state’s best choral groups. Members include John Schmidt, Marjorie Delehieu, Mary Alexander, and Mary Anderson among others.
Officials of the local ASC office report deadlines for reapportionment of unused peanut allotments. Farmers may reallocate all or part of their allotment to other farms on or before June 6. Those wishing to plant more than their allotment must file requests by June 26.
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