Culture Club Hears Pakistan Advance In Home Economics
Mrs. Roy Snyder of Bryan spoke to the Women's Culture Club on the Pakistan women’s progress in home economics in East Pakistan. She described a two year program starting in 1955, a budget of 3000 dollars, and training for 25 000 teachers and 500 women in a new home economics college funded by the Ford Foundation. She showed handwoven Dacca muslin and handmade silver jewelry and slides of rivers, boats, and Bangkok homes. Mrs. Lamar Osbourn and baby visited Mr. and Mrs. Russell Osbourn.
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East Pakistan
Roy. Snyder
Bryan
Wobian
Snyder
Texas A&m College
Pakistan
Louisiana
Hotte-Maling
India
Snyds Ét
Texas
Ford Foundation
Oklahoma A&m
Better Homes Club Donates Baby Jackets to Llano Hospital
Members of the Better Homes Demonstration Club made 20 baby jackets for Llano Memorial Hospital during a meeting at the home of Mrs. Mary Thomas and others. They voted to send a gift box to a neighbor in a nursing home, celebrated Mrs. Lester Inman’s birthday, and discussed furniture finishing and a cosmetic demonstration by Mrs. Kassell.
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Better Homes Demonstration Club
Llano Memorial Hospital
Mary Thomas
Packsaddle Club Hosts Buchanan Ladies Demonstration
Packsaddle Home Demonstration Club welcomed Buchanan Home Demonstration Club members at the Community Center for an evening of arts and crafts. Hostesses included Lois Smith and Buel Moore with visitors Lola Jevers and Rose Shannon. Society members exchanged Christmas gift plans and heard talks on cooperative extension work in home economics and protective furniture finishing.
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Packsaddle Home Demonstration Club
Buchanan Home Demonstration Club
Bob Cohen
Lois Smith
Buel Moore
Lola Jévers
Rose Shanon
Shirley Williams
John Gray
Canzada Roberts
Miss Leach
Cherokee High School Elects Favorites
Jerry Wolf and Darlene Crain are named Mr and Miss Cherokee High School by fellow students. Candace Cook earns best personality and Dale Perry is chosen Mr Personality in a schoolwide vote.
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Cherokee
Jerry Wolf
Darlene Crain
Cherokee High School
Candace Cook
Dale Perry
Church Service Schedule for Llano and Nearby Areas
A dense list of church schedules across Llano and nearby towns. Includes Llano Gospel, Castell Trinity, First Baptist, St James Lutheran, Church of Christ, Kingsland Baptist, St Johns Lutheran, Prairie Mountain, Valley Spring, Buchanan Dam, First Presbyterian, Grace Episcopal, Kingsland Community, First Union, United Pentecostal, Holy Trinity Catholic, and Northside Church of Christ. Notes ministers, service times, Sunday School, and evening worship as printed. Church officials asked to notify The News of changes.
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the First Baptist Church
Llano
Texas
William Meaney
Tow
Kingsland Baptist Church Sunnday School
ST. John’s Lutheran Church
Castell
C. A. Lehne
Buchanan Dam
Church OF Christ
W. H. Hill
Grace Episcopal Church
Wm. Garruthers
Minister Church School
First Union
James Woodworth
We United Pentecostal Church
James L. Castleberry
Cats migrate to new districts as ISAA realigns for five years
The Coleman Bluecats will exit District 18BAA to join District AAA with Breckenridge Burkburnett Graham Vernon Wichita Falls Hirschl and Brownwood under new tentative alignments set by the University. The changes take effect September and last five years reducing the district to five schools while northern and southern shifts move Brady Fredericksburg Llano Mason and San Saba into new regions. Cherokee reportedly drops from Class B to six man football.
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Coleman Bluecats
Brady
Fredericksburg
Llano
Mason
San Saba
Brendar
Lubbock
Burnet
Marble Falls
Gold
Move notice for Llane News subscribers
Notice instructs readers to inform Llane News two weeks before moving to avoid forwarding delays and extra postage. It states subscribers may incur forwarding charges if papers are sent to a new address and mentions the newspaper covers postage if returns occur.
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Llane News
John Birch Society Advocates State Rights Over Civil Rights
The John Birch Society in Belmont Massachusetts denounces federal civil rights actions as violations of the Tenth Amendment and warns that the constitutionally reserved power lies with state governments. It urges Americans to reassert constitutional rights and resist federal enforcement in race matters.
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United States
National Council of the S Society
Boston
Supreme Court
Executive Department
Congress
The
John Birch Society
Belmont
Massachusetts
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Culture Club Hears of
Advancement
Mrs. Lamar Osbourn
Baby
Mrs
Russell Osbourn
Better Homes Club
Buchanan
C &B Grocery
Mrs. Tuckers
MAR Fryers
U. S
Cedar Farm
Llano- Gospel Church
Tiiva
Castell Trinity Methodist Church
Charles Hare
St, James Lutheran Church
N. C. Rensle
William Burham
Christian Church Bethel Pyles
Prairie Mountain Methodist Church
Valley Spring Methodist Church
Bill White
Lutie Watkins
We Primitive Baptist Church
Valley Spring
Jesse Baus
Assembly of God
First Presbyterian Church
Hea Walter Sanders
Sunda
Women of the Church
Valley Spring Church OF
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Kingsland Community Church
Theron Brown
Wwe
A.m
Tow Methodist Church
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
William J. Luyton
Pittsburg Avenue Baptist Church
Q. Il Am. Training Union
Northside Church of Christ
Llano News
ISAA
Thwaite
Harly
Santa Anna
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