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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1958
Page
2
The Liano Band Roosters sponsor an annual picnic for band members at City Park slab on Friday night May 16 at 7 p.m. A final Band Roosters meeting of the year will be held Monday May 19 at 7:30 p.m. at the band hall.
Meats loaf with steamed rice and broccoli served with fruit jello observed on the day’s lunch menu.
Mr. and Mrs. Rolla B. Todd of Sanah Georgia announce the engagement of Patricia Ann Todd to Robert Charles Fain of It.Jane Texas. Both expect graduation from Southwest Texas State Teachers College and plan a wedding at the First Methodist Church of San Marcos on August 23.
The Woman's Culture Club closed its year with a May 12 tea at the club building. Pink and green decor highlighted the reception and dining areas as retiring president Mrs. C Ligon and new president Mrs. O Henderson were honored with corsages and gifts. Mrs. Williams traced the year’s history in an original talk as Mrs. Bruhl reviewed Please Dormit Eat the Daisies and Mrs. Gray provided piano music.
Miss Harriet Smathers entertained classmates at her Valley Sprims home on Thursday night. Attendees included Vendean Schmidt, Joeax Alexander, Barbara Howart, Jean te Lifeste, and Shirlene Hawrman. The girls hiked Round Rock near Valley Spring and played volleyball at the community center.
Kathy Light of Cherokee and Eugene Hall of San Saba were married in a double ring ceremony at Cherokee Church of Christ on May 9. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Light, wore seafoam blue organdy and a Chantilly veil. the groom is the son of Mrs. Lela Hall and the late Fred M. Hall. They will reside in San Saba after a brief wedding trip.
Castell 4-H members took part in a rifle shoot on Saturday with participants listed by name including Robert Moseley John Moseley Jerry Oestreich Kathryn Walker Jerrell Sagebiel and Herman Settemeyer Jr The May 4-H club meeting at Castell discussed plans for the later June Liano County 4-H encampment Refreshments were provided by Mr and Mrs W E Charlhau with other adults Kas sel Moseley Norman Gr enwelge Mrs Frank Walker Mrs Dan Sagebiel and county agent L P Amsler present.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Huitt of Ker Tyille were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Foster, sharing a stay and social time.
Charles Lang 88 a lifelong Castell rancher died prompting funeral services at Wahlhrope Funeral Home. Rev Daniel Zimmermann officiated. Burial followed at Trinity Methodist Cemetery in Castell. Lang born in Castell married Laura Grenwelge Feb 4 1896. Survivors include sons Elgin Hilmer Milton three.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Scott included Cecil Joy Scott and family from Austin, Tammy Crawford from Marlin, Sandra Scott from Marble Falls, Kenneth Castellan from Brooks AFB, and Roger Beasley from Austin. Also visiting were Mrs. Guy Hawk of Big Springs, with the Hawks and Wood families. A duplex and Spar Craft trailer were bought for rental. Charles Tomme entered McCloskey Hospital in Temple for several weeks. W D Montgomery of Dallas spent a week with the Fosters.
The engagement of Miss Hodges to Mr Pain has been announced by their parents Mr. and Mrs. J. Pain. Miss Hodges is a Lane High School graduate and the couple plans a June wedding at the Lane Church of Christ with Jim Sheere as best man.
The Flamingo restaurant reopens May 9 after a week closing for tree removal and remodeling. A highly regarded chef with 17 years experience, recently linked to the Abilene Woman's Club, joins the staff. The eatery will serve charcoal broiled steaks, catfish, baked beans, and barbecued chicken from 6 a.m. until late, in a spacious, peaceful dining room.
Mrs W OQ Fistondo district president presided at the Ladies Society meeting in the home of retiring president Mrs Miles Buttery on May 14. New members and life memberships were discussed along with the year’s goals. Officers and committees reported progress while floral arrangements in blue and gold complemented the event.
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