4H Clothing Plans Revues and Sears Buck Swine Gift Winners
With the end of the school year 4H clothing projects begin sponsor planning for material and patterns. Clothing classes run June 8 to 12 and district and county dress revues are slated for July 17 and August 6. The Sears & Roe buck swine program announces new Duroc gilts to day with gifts won by Regina Abhriett Herman Honig Ernest Ligon Don Lee Osbourn and Henry Schuessler. Winners must care for the pigs and exhibit them at the county Sears show in September then contribute the best first litter gift back to the program. Past Sears gift members include David Hoerster David Lang Ann Rode Eddie Holland and Mark Wirdell. A 4H bake sale is set for Saturday May 16 to raise funds for 13 district winners to attend the state 4H Roundup June 2 to 4. Booths will be in Llano at five locations the post office Corner Drug Store Hassos Grocery and Pinkies Grocery. All 4H members are urged to participate to help defray costs for Llano’s district winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears & Roebuck
Regina Abhriett
Herman Honig
Ernest Ligon
Don Lee Osbourn
Henry Schuessler
Sears
David Hoerster
David Lang
Ann Rode
Eddie Holland
Mark Wirdell
Llano
Corner Drug Store
Hasse
Cleaning at Bluffton Cemetery Scheduled
All day cleaning planned at Bluffton Cemetery on Saturday May 16. Residents are urged to bring lunches and tools. Janice Fox visited from Austin to spend the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Albert Fox. Randy Leifeste, SWTSC student, stayed with his parents Mr and Mrs R C Leifeste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluffton
Janice Fox
Austin
Mrs
Albert Fox
Randy Leifeste
SWTSC
R. C. Leifeste
Llano News Announces Local Democratic Candidacies
The Llano News publicizes candidates whose names will appear in the Democratic Primary. State Representative 65th District Terry Townsend. District Judge 33rd Judicial Jack B. Miller. District Attorney 33rd Judicial District Carlos Ashley. Tax Assessor-Collector David W. Stewart. Commissioner Precinct 1 C B Smith. Commissioner Precinct 3 Evel Moore. Constable Precinct 1 Jake Merkel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Llano News
Terry Townsend
Jack B. Miller
Carlos Ashley
Weekend Visitors and Obituary Notice From Lone Grove
A roundup of village social visits includes Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Retliff of San Antonio visiting Mrs. M. B. Bales and relatives, and multiple reunions among locals and out-of-town guests. Cloud Rouse of Brownwood died of a heart attack, prompting condolences to Mrs. Lee Hazelett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Retliff
San Antonio
M. B. Bales
J. W. Graham
Zeke Bowen
Bud Stark
San Angelo
John
Eldorado
Dewey Lowe
Dewlyn
Duane
Dorothea
Deborah
Darrell
Italy
James Thiers
Kethy
Karla
Gladys Box
Thelma Thiers
Lee Hazelett
Cloud Rouse
Brownwood
Clint Reager
Valley Spring
Hallie Reager
Clay Carta
H. ©. Templeton
Austin
Wayne Holley
Gale Ligon
Stanley Ligon
Moore Johanson
Mattie Smith
A. R. Kuykendall
Glen Johanson
Ross Holland
Cleo Broxton
San Marcos
L. E. Scott
Brady
S. E. Smith
Clifford Myers
Llano
Etta Cook
Fritz Otto Installs Mason Jaycees President
Fritz Otto Jr former State Junior Chamber of Commerce director conducted the installation service for the Mason Jaycees as Charles Pluennecke became president. Mr and Mrs J M Galindo and children Mayo Diane and Cameron of San Antonio joined in Mother's Day with her parents Mr and Mrs Marton Kokwierschke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Otto Jr
State
J. M. Galindo
Mayo, Diane
Cameron
San Antonio
Marton KoKwierschke
Fishing at Granite Shoals yields large whites and catfish
Anglers report strong fishing with big whites up to 3 pounds and many catfish. Notable catches include Dee Gretock 45 whites from San Antonio, Applegete 21 lb yellow cat and 15 black bass, and Sherman Shrader group limits three times at Austin. Others report 94 channel cats on trotlines and several 4 lb plus fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Gretock
San Antonio
C. F. Deak
Bee
Mine Chico Floyd
Galvestum
Shrader and
Cloud
Austin
Pp Applegete
Kingsland
Herold Moore
Ernest Harris
Balls
Sem Parkham
Royce Carr
Jimmy Harris
Lamesa
Fred Clayton
Earth
Bristow
Muleshoe
Woodrow McDougald
Fishermen bring mixed catches from multiple towns
Mr and Mrs Bernie Melt of Lamesa and Mr and Mrs Claude Newton of Idalou report two 4 lb yellows a 2 lb and 3 lb channel plus 35 whites and blacks. Jerry Denton of Kingsland lands 18 lb yellow 14 lb yellow a 3 lb channel and a 5 lb channel. Mr and Mrs Leonard Ritter of Plainview take 124 whites and blacks on silver spoons and a shallow running plug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernie Melt
Lamesa
Claude Newton
Idalou
Jerry Denton
Kingsland
Leonard Ritter
Plainview
Walker elected commander of Kingsland Legion Post 437
Raymond Walkers has been elected commander of Kingsland American Legion Post No 437 succeeding Drace Williams. Other newly elected officers include Billy Clawson as vice commander Col Raymond W Beggs as adjutant head finance officer Frank Bowen historian James C Bair as chaplain R N Carson as sergeant at arms and Irving Ellridge as service officer.
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Kingsland
Raymond Walkes
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Virdell Bros. Drilling CO
Price
Texas
Corkey
Virdell
Taylor Virdell
Vernon West
San Saba
Charley Matthews
Professional Review
Bill S. Watkins
Llano County Abstract CO
Leon Zwiener
Fredericksburg
Alamo Title CO
Lawrence L
Felix T. Tybor
Optometrist
Yee
Palace Theatre
Fredericksburg, Texas
Mustang
Detroit
Ford
T. G. Houston Motor Ca
East Main
Liano, Texas
Ratliff Automobile CO
Chevrolet
Buick
Pontiac
Title Insurance
Bluffton Cemetery
David W. Stewart
B. Smith
Evel Moore
Precinct
Jake Merkel
Wight
Sumudays
Lone Grove
Fritz Otto
Mason Jaycees
Ty Margie McDougeld
Tema
Walker
Kingsland Legion Post
Charlie's Store
Waldrope Funeral Home, Inc
Waldrope
R. L .Adams
Alvin Box
Trading Post
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