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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1913
Page
2
The local newspaper promises extensive coverage of Llano County and neighboring areas with special features and five news sections, inviting readers to subscribe to stay informed about regional affairs.
Pontotoc Enterprise laments lack of responsibility in children and argues early obedience and time discipline prevent future missteps. It emphasizes parental guidance to instill punctuality and accountability, noting capable youths gain lasting advantages over peers who drift into careless habits.
The piece urges Llano County residents to invest in their community, prepare for future generations, and promote development. It notes the Confederate Reunion in two months, praises the Texas press visit to San Antonio, and highlights upcoming Llano Public Schools commencement exercises with emphasis on community involvement and sharing agricultural knowledge.
At the Methodist Church a reception for new members drew about 300 attendees last Friday. A program of song prayer and talks preceded a welcome by the pastor and a strong Sun day School invitation from Wilburn Outman. Mrs M M Simpson Mrs Teien and Carl Blodgett led prayers and league remarks while Miss Wilson and Mrs Geo M Watkins spoke on church involvement. The Sunday School reported 192 participants and 20–30 visitors marking its largest turnout. The pastor announced 90 new members at the 1 pm service including 58 baptisms 5 by letter and 23 baptisms with 10 members pending.
A tent meeting began Tuesday night May 20 1913 in North Liano near Mrs Finklea’s residence. Services held at 10 o clock a m and 7 o clock p m. All are warmly invited, with special appeal to young converts to join in prayer and effort for the town’s salvation.
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