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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1963
Page
14
Mie City Council awards paving contract for ten blocks including sewers and curbing to Brown and Root of Austin. Total project cost listed as 67212 dollars with work beginning Tuesday.
The 1914 ginners report tabulates separate pollirns showing 1018 bales of cotton ginning up to October 18, with 1014 counted if counted earlier. Compared with 5973 bales ginted prior to December 18, 1914 and 1913 figures.
A hospital editorial describes its walking blood bank since 1957 with a donor card file and donor dates to prevent unsafe repeat donations. It notes Red Cross proposals to stock common blood units for emergencies and the need to return unused units in about 20 days, with rarer types ordered as needed.
A letter from H A Raesener Jr administrator at Llano Memorial Hospital compares local blood transfusion needs and Red Cross Blood Bank services. He notes low transfusion numbers in the past months, argues their hospital system better fits local needs, and calls for evaluating national options while thanking donors.
Discussion on blood sources outlines walking bank advantages, potential bank charges, and risks of using blood bank association for emergencies. Considerations include donor availability, transport time, refrigerated shipping needs, and cross‑county hospital requirements. Plans note bank access from nearby cities for larger emergencies.
The Worten's Missionary Union at the First Baptist Church hosted a May 17 fellowship with George Wright as MC. The program featured group singing led by Mrs. Hudson Bows ter and a reading by Miss Sattity Williams, ending with a devotional by Rev. Bt Kenney. The WMU held a Royal Service meeting on May 21. A birthday party celebrated 76 years of WMU work in the Southern Baptist Convention, and the Girls Auxiliary led by Mrs. Neil Gibbs marked their 75th anniversary on May 7.
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