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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1963
Page
7
The Anmetieat Legion hosted a dinner for members from 6 to 8 pm at the new building. Invited guests included Mrs Malt Beg and Pauline Weaver sister of Mcdonald. Stiga? were Be ee a the stagé. Also noted is a move back to Prairie Lane with retirement and fishing plans.
Members of the Epsilon Signa Alpha sorority entertained their mothers with a dinner at the Hotel Liahd on Thursday night May 2. Theta were present and attentive guests admired tables lit by yellow tapers and blue arrangements.
Twenty four members of Mrs. Russell's kindergarten will graduate Thursday night at 7 at the high school auditorium. The program includes pre-kindergarten participants with recitals and songs.
At a special meeting on May 1 at the Methodist Church the Woman's Culture Club voted to undertake money making projects due to the building's emergency rewiring costs. The group will wrap up the year with the President's Day Tea on May 13 at Mrs. J. L. Renick's home, hosted by the social committee.
Ben Love son of Mr and Mrs J B Love of Liano is named among eight charter members of Texas Military Institute Honor Council. He is a senior and active in football track Golden Gloves drill team and Panther staff.
The Cub Scout troop 301 will hold their final pack meeting of the spring at the city park slab at 7 p.m. Thursday, May 16. A barbecue supper with all the trimmings will be served and each family asked to contribute $1 to help pay the expenses. The meat will be donated and awards will be presented at the meeting.
James D. Willeford of Abilene will deliver the final lecture of the Church of Christ series on youth morality with the topic Moral Standards for Young Christians. Born in Grayson Texas he began preaching in 1930 and has served congregations across multiple states. He helped develop the Herald of Truth radio program and leads the York Christian Foundation promoting a new York Christian College in Nebraska. Activities for youths follow the Friday evening service inviting all community young people.
Eighth graders from Henry Junior High School and their teachers spent a day in San Antonio. They rode two buses to Brackenridge Park for a picnic and museum tour, visited the Alamo, shopped at Joske’s, dined at Christy’s, and ended with Playland Park before returning at 10:30 PM.
Texas A M junior Billy Gale Clawson was chosen as one of 21 cadets to join the permanent firing squad group of the Ross Volunteers. The announcement came at the Ross Volunteer banquet and ball at Memorial Student Center and Triangle Restaurant in College Station.
Llano Volunteer Fire Department members and families traveled to Rockdale for the 63rd Central Texas Volunteer Firemen's Association semiannual convention. The event included a dance, memorial service for Meb Ricketson and twelve others, pumper races, water polo, and a third place finish by the Llano Ladies Auxiliary team.
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