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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1963
Page
2
Larry Huston seven years old, son of Joseph S. Huston, won a bicycle on KTBCs Saturday morning program Hun at the Fire House by guessing the number of fire alating turned in. Prizes go to area children under eleven.
The Llano County Ministerial Alliance met at the Vetters home Monday with ministers and their wives attending. Present were Rev Theron Brownd Kingsland Rev Charles Hare Castell Mrs Roga Foerster Castell Rev N C Rensle Rev Hugh W Sanders Rev C C McKinsey Rev Leslie Mc Daniel Rev Bethel Pyles and Mrs Sander's father. The morning business session was led by presiding president Rev Hugh W Sanders with Rev Hare guiding the program.
Castell WSCS met at Mrs. L D Hardt home with Mrs. Oliver Bauer leading the business session and Mrs. Charles Hare delivering the devotion on foreign missions. Miss Dora Grote spoke on Argentina Southern Rhodesia and Pakistan as lands of decision.
Darrell Staedtler of Llano will appear again on KTBC TV Saturday night with Clyde Chesser and the MV Ranch Hand starting at 6 30 p m Mrs John C Buttery has returned home after a month in Houston visiting her daughter and son in law Douglas Pierce and family
Cherokee notes show Mr and Mrs Oscar Whitt visiting Reed Stribling in Mell ar Mes and others visiting kin in Kerrville Dallas San Angelo and Brownwood. Family trips include Jim and James Smith in Austin Temple and Burnet with Beulah Walker and Clay Walker in Mason and San Saba. Football team lost to Evant. Alva Walker recovering from a light stroke.
Rev. John Ay Muth, pastor of the First Methodist, was honored at a birthday supper hosted by Rev. and Mrs. Vetters on Saturday. Attending were family members from San Antonio and nearby, including Mrs. Cartie Fluth, Mrs. Linteum, Mrs. John Fluth, Janet, and John A. Fluth. The Vetters presented Rev. Fluth with a reclining office chair previously given to him 48 years ago by the Fluth family, marking his May 3, 1915 birthday era of Fredericksburg tenure.
The monthly meeting of St. James Lutheran Church men will be held Thursday evening in the church basement. Rev. N. C. Rensle will present an illustrated lecture on Alaska and the Eskimo missions at Teller near the Bering Sea coast. Everyone is invited.
Admits include Mrs H E Idol Robert Pryor George Vest L C Nolen Sidney Elliott Mrs Mary Benzing Mrs Wayne May T M Lawson. Dismissals include Mrs V C Johnston Robert Pryor Mrs Mary Carl Mr and Mrs O F Williams and son George Vest Mrs A W Swint L C Nolen Mrs Maggie Myers Mrs Wayne May. Visitors note Mr W H Cardwell Fredericksburg and Mullin relatives. Bergstrom hospital mention.
Kingsland residents report family visits in Dallas Austin and Evant. Scott Rogers notes rain dominates local talk. Community leaders shape fall and winter plans for church meetings and covered dish events. Lloyds Cabins sold to Buck Oldham with new operators taking over.
Funeral services for Frank Lee Bardin 68 were held at the Buttery Waldropes with Minister Silas Howell officiating. Burial followed in Valley Spring Cemetery. Bardin died Tuesday September 1 at the VA hospital in Temple. Born January 18 1895 at Cherokee he was a World War I veteran. Survivors include brother Joel Bardin of Vernon and sisters Mrs E B Larremore of Valley Spring Miss Lou Bardin of Vernon and Mrs A L Simpson of Likuo. Pallbearers were Royce Bardin David Bardin Wilma Larremore Clarence Osbourn Dalmon Simpson and Cecil Simpson.
The Wesleyan Service Guild met at the Methodist Church on Monday night with Mrs. Etta Rush-Hick as president in charge. Pledges for the new year were made and yearbooks distributed. Mrs. Raymond Rogers and Mrs. Orville Buttery led the program and the guild plans meetings on the third Monday each month through May.
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