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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1932
Page
2
Graduation address at Llano High School 1932 emphasizes building a life over earning a living. Prince urges graduates to serve others, act with divine will, and invest today for future generations, citing David and Jesus as models of purposeful living.
The sermon argues that altruism alone cannot sustain life under hardship. The motive of the Kingdom of God, doing God's will, centers life on God. Examples like David, Samuel, Isaiah, Paul, Grenfell, Moody, Jesus, and the apostles illustrate yielding to divine will. The call is to live to serve one’s generation by God’s will with faith and courage.
An elderly man, 77, reports faster walking and renewed strength after using Vinol iron tonic. The testimonial promotes Vinol as a tonic and credits A. H. Bruhi's Drug Store for selling the product.
Sunday school at St James of Liano 9 45 a m divine service 10 45 a m English choir Wednesday 7 45 p m Luther League Conference June 12 at Doss Texas Ladies Aid Mason June 14 Sunday school St Johna Cas tell 1 30 p m divine service 2 30 p m German Confirmation class June 6 9 00 a m at St Johns
Sunday May 29 marks Patrick Henry’s 196th birthday as the nation honors his role in shaping independence. The Virginia lawyer’s 1766 Stamp Act speech and 1775 militia resolutions underscored his pivotal impact on American liberty and Virginias leadership in the revolution.
The text recalls Patrick Henry's withdrawal from federal influence over distrust of the Constitution and states' rights, yet notes his enduring respect for George Washington. Henry returned to serve Virginia, was elected to the Virginia House of Delegates, and died June 6 1799, six months before Washington.
Llano residents and neighbors joined Six Mile for an afternoon of goat roping milking contests and a ball game against Solano. Candidates spoke about local races while barbecue meals drew crowds and a fully packed schoolhouse hosted a community play, continuing the area’s tradition of festive gatherings.
The column announces Bert Brewer as a candidate for constable of precinct one in Liano county subject to Democratic primary results in July. Brewer has lived in the town most of his life and pledges to serve to the best of his ability and earn voters confidence on election day.
May honor roll lists Slane grade schools pupils across grades one to five. Names include Vivian Buttery Opal Box Viola Cox Peggy Deckert Mary Nell Johnson Annelle Lehmberg Wima Jean Norton Oma Fay Ratt Chariste Smith Lara Fay Smith Anna Louise Kirby Jane Wallace Dunn Dovin Arviene Burton Tya Hill Barnett Scott Lewis Duncan Thomas Dunaway George Epperson Joe Hart Lewis Henderson Judson Jackson etc.
A fragment listing students by grade level includes Sixth Grade names such as Ross Baumann Jack Howard La Verna Ligon Renotis Patterson Mary Cloyce Winkel Lucy Womack and Seventh Grade names like Mackie Westerman Annetta Moss Lee Alice Parkhill Howard Baldwin Paul Summers Walter Franklin Avalon West Howard Fenton Eivin Nichols Alvena Light Ruby McCombs Annie Mae Maddox.
The Y. W. A. held its regular meeting at the Baptist church Tuesday evening May 24. The program included Song No 187 Prayer devotional by Nora Belle Johnson a talk on the Y. W. A. on the northeastern shore of Virginia by Thelma Walling special music by Louise Spinks and a chapter on Life Beautiful by Louise Spinks.
The seventh grade of Liano grade school held a party last Tuesday night at Don tlynn McKay home. Guests included teachers J W Owen Boma Hunter Christine McNeil and many others. pink and green decor, ice cream and cake featured in refreshments.
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