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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1965
Page
1
Dan Derby of Llano earned a summer scholarship from the Greensboro Inter- Club Council for a trip abroad. A North Carolina State student and Dean's List member, he will travel to Egypt and has served as swimming team captain, fraternity president, and yearbook editor.
Mr and Mrs Lee Whitt traveled to College Station to witness their son in law Bill Almond receive a bachelor degree in animal husbandry from Texas A M University. The Almonds returned to Liano for a visit at the Whitt ranch. Mrs Almond was formerly Miss Phyllis Whitt.
Between seventy five and one hundred people attended the Dip N Dives Square Dance Club supper and dance at the city park slab. The club aims to sponsor an August jamboree linked to the annual water festival using Highland Lakes Shopping Center parking.
Mr and Mrs Jerome Meischen and Mr and Mrs Harold Underwood visited Houston to watch the Houston Astros host the San Francisco Giants in the Astrodome over the weekend. Mrs Eddie Long and her children reside with her parents in Llano while Sgt Long serves in Korea.
Last week Betesville resident Liese Capps spent time with grandparents Mr and Mrs Clarence Capps. Numerous relatives from Panhandle San Antonio and Las Cruces visited or stayed with locals. A Welcome party honored Mamie Kasper at Elen Willis home. A Pontotoc Cemetery work day is planned for Friday June 4.
Carey Lee White of Mercury, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Muller, earned his Texas A&M bachelor's degree Saturday. He was named corps chaplain of the AFROTC and led as president of the Corps of Cadets Honor Council and representative to the Civilian Student Council. He also held roles in the Religious Emphasis Week Committee and other campus activities.
More than 1300 Texas Tech graduates are listed for the May 29 exercises at Lubbock Municipal Coliseum where Gov. John Connally will deliver the principal address. The list includes Winfred Ray Bauer a range management major from Slane who will receive a bachelor of science from the School of Agriculture. Separate notice notes Franklin Reager earned a bachelor’s in animal science at Texas A&M University in College Station.
Mrs. Lee Shearer, a former local teacher, hosted visitors in Fredonia after attending the Llano funeral of Lonnie Buster. James Scott of Odessa and Mrs. Irene Taylor Cox of Abilene joined the gathering following the service.
The Valley Spring Meme Demonstration Club met at the Community Center for an all day session with Get-Acquainted games and a covered dish lunch. Guests from the Better Homes H. D. Club arrived, including three visitors from Abilene and Mrs Royce Gilliland.
The Statistical Reporting Service conducts agricultural surveys in Llano County from May 24 to June 5 and again November 22 to December 1. Homer Gaulden ASCS office manager appeals for cooperation, notes data support dairy and crop estimates, and urges ranchers to file ACP practice applications before starting any practice.
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