Tow Valley Social Roundup and Local Visits
Tow Valley notices list numerous local visits and family events. Guests include Mr and Mrs T H Strong with San Antonio and Austin connections, plus Mae Blalock, Billie Strong, and the Dowsell family.
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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1963
Page
1
Tow Valley notices list numerous local visits and family events. Guests include Mr and Mrs T H Strong with San Antonio and Austin connections, plus Mae Blalock, Billie Strong, and the Dowsell family.
Fred MacMurray and Nancy Olson reprise their roles in Walt Disney’s Son of Flubber as Professor Brainard and his bride in Medfield. The couple’s misadventures continue as he makes new scientific discoveries while she strives to calm the town and keep peace at home.
Weekend guests at the Roy W. Kothmanns home included Mrs. Ida L. Fredericks of San Francisco California Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Schmitt of Seguin Mr. and Mrs. Max Barth of Fredericksburg and Royston Kothmann and family of Killeen Also visiting were Mrs. S M Harvey of Yoakum staying with Mrs. Miles Buttery and Mrs. Austin Long
The trans High School student paper The Buzz won the Award of Achievement in the imprinted division at the Interscholastic League Press Conference held last week at the University of Texas. Clay Hallyark of Llano High School served as editor and Aubrey Marshall was sponsor.
Valley Spring community center hosted a barbecue honoring Randy Kuykendall Lester Osbourn Curtis Osbourn Kefifieth Bunty and Patricia Rothmann with parents as hosts. Guests included local families and patrons who attended games and dances as part of the event.
June 1 is the deadline for students to apply for transfer from their home district to a school in another district. Applications for transfer are made to County Judge R. P. McWilliams.
Larry Cecil Osbourn of Valley Spring and John Lloyd Kuykendall of Cherokee are among 773 candidates for bachelor’s degrees to be awarded by Texas A&M College May 26. Both will earn a bachelor of science in animal husbandry. Osbourn is the son of Cecil and Mrs Osbourn of Valley Spring. Kuykendall is the son of James and Mrs Kuykendall of Cherokee.
Mr and Mrs Doh Dekker of Fort Hood visited Buchanan Dam and Vi-Dale Courts over the weekend. They expect to return in June for his leave before an overseas stint.
Kingsland Missionary Miss Josephine Ward spoke at the monthly meeting of the local organization. Ward, a former China mainland mission teacher, described her experiences and upcoming return to teaching. A social hour followed and all community women were invited. Weekend visitors at Mrs. Dora Fabian's home included L. A. Fabian of Amarillo and H. D. Fabian with David of San Antonio.
Sherrod of Buchatiart Dam and Abi Christi College Board of Trustees has been named to the college’s steering committee for a Ten Year Design for Development. The plan covers growth through 1972 including campus planning debt liquidation operating funds building construction endowment and land acquisition. Sherrod is a retired hardware merchant and rancher, attended Gunter Bible College, led the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce Hardware Association and Kiwanis Club, and served as Kiwanis lieutenant governor and elder of the Lubbock Church of Christ.
Federal Land Bank of Houston agents led a meeting at Buchanan Dam for the A. Manager’s Club of the area. Plans for the annual gathering were arranged for 88 guests by McBean of Brady at bland Lodges under A D supervision.
Burnet County home demonstration clubs will hold their annual encampment at the Buchanan Dam Administration Building in August. Nine clubs will participate as reported by Mrs. Donald Graves home demonstration agent.
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