Lights Gather For Reunion
The Light descendants held their annual family reunion at Llano City Park and Community Center from September 4 to 5, drawing about 140 relatives and friends. They traced the family history from Virginia in the 1600s to Gonzales County Texas with seven children, noting Vadh D and Sarah Eliza Light moved to Llano County in 1877. Otis Light and Ruby Wooten are still living. A barbeque lunch and 42 games marked the weekend.
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Light
Llano City Park
Lights
Virginia
Tennessee
George
Sallie Light
Gonzales County
Texas
Vadh D
Sarah Eliza (Gibson) Light
Llano County
Otis Light
Ruby (Light) Wooten
GS Troop 177 Welcomes Four New Members
Girl Scout Troop 177 met Wednesday September 15 for its weekly meeting. Four new members joined: Gail Beesley in the UFOs, Gwyn Mikulenda in the Martian Patrol, Lynn Mikulenda in the UFOs, and Patti Harden in the Golden Poppy Patrol.
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Girl Scouts
Gail Beesley
Ufo's
Gwyn Mikulenda
Martian Patrol
Lynn Mikulenda
Ufo’s
Patti Harden
Golden Poppy Patrol
Golden Poppies
Jaws Patrol
Renee Lang
Field Day Plans At Knox City Plant Materials Center
Plans are complete for a field day at the Soil Conservation Service plant materials center near Knox City on Thursday September 23. Guided tours run 8 30 a m to about 3 p m with access via Highway 6 and FM 1292. Knox City offers a 3 200 foot all weather runway and transport from the airport will be provided by the chamber of commerce. Participants from Texas and Oklahoma will see trials of grasses for range and pasture including Se tion 75 kleingrass El Reno Uvalde Vaughn sidecats grama King Ranch bluestem green sprangletop and Grenville switchgrass. Wildlife friendly forbs legumes and woody plants are being evaluated for deer turkey quail dove and songbirds. Seed or rootstock are collected for field trials before potential release by soil and water conservation districts. Cooperation comes from ARS Texas A&M Texas Tech Prairie View A&M Abilene Christian U.S. Air Force Corps of Engineers Parks and Wildlife and local districts.
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Soil Conservation Service Plant Materials Center
Knox City
Martin Blesing
SCS
Llano
Blesing
Highway 6
Texas
Oklahoma
Soil and Water Conservation District
el Reno
Uvalde
Vaughn
King Ranch
Grenville
Agricultural Research Service
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Texas A&m University
Texas Tech University
Prairie View A&m University
Abilene Christian University
U.S. Air Force
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
And
Soil and Water Conservation Districts
SAR Plans Hill Country Chapter Meeting in Kerrville
Hill Country Chapter Sons of the American Revolution will meet September 27 at noon at Trails Inn Kerrville with speaker Howard L. Jones registrar. He will discuss proving Revolutionary ancestor participation and suggest sources for verification. Open to male Hill Country residents who are SAR members or qualify. Congress Aug 27 1962 proposed the 24th Amendment banning poll taxes in federal elections.
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Kerrville
Hill Country
Sons of the American Revolution
Trails Inn
Howard L. Jones
Jones
Congress
Cherokee Area Notices and Community Happenings
Sympathy sent to Arme B Shropshire's family with service at Church of Christ and burial in Hanna Cemetery. Reports on funerals for Lydia Herridge in Llano and other local movements, hospital updates, family visits, football win against Novice, Homecoming plan for Oct 2, and local social events including guests from Evant Marble Falls Stephenville and Houston.
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Arme
B. Shropshire
Church of Christ
Hanna
Mike Walters
Lydia Herridge
Waldrope
Llano
Bluffton
Bill Kuykendall
San Saba
Mathis
Chester Gray
Bill Carneso
Dale
Billie Mae Perry
Wayne Johanson
Larry
Leslie Campbell
Evant
Skinner Campbell
Seguin
Kenneth Johanson
Marble Falls
John Campbell
Leonard
Adamsville
Richard Robbins
Abilene
James Robbins
Eden
Harold Johanson
Houston
Harold Bluhms
Michelle
Mary Harmon
Dudie Gray
Mark
Scotty
Raymond Barker
Kerrville
Mary Perry
Thomas Bowden
Brad
Denton
Austin
Reagan Grimes
Vann Maddox
Tom Gaines
Brady
May Kuykendall
San Saba Hospital
Gaines
Hal Breazeale
Charles Randolph
Wardell Randolph
Roddy Maddox
Verda Barrett
Baptist Hospital
San Antonio
Clarence Krausers
Clarence Light
Will Hulsmeier
Charley Benskin
Cherokee Grocery
Vera Pearcy
Ethel Robert
Lillie Randolph
Marie Falls
Roy Bates
Elmo Speirs
Gatesville
Terry Neal
W.C. McEneely
J.P
Nancy
Lanear Johanson
Stephenville
Clyde Johanson
Ronnie Floyd
Howard Payne University
The
Baptist Church
Ben Lewis
Harry Horak
Ft. Worth
Pete Fischer
New Braunfels
J.L. Coffman
Jim
Corp
Bill
Mark Scott
Douglas Hanna
Lometa
Bill Yeager
Janie Greenhaw
Valley Spring 4-H Club Elects Officers
The Valley Spring 4-H Club met at the Valley Spring Community Center and elected officers for the year: president Patricia Long, vice president Keith Shaffer, secretary Pam Long, council delegate Renee Smathers, and reporter Ken Shaffer. Three new members joined, Diane Barefoot, Melissa Miller, and Stephanie Miller, and a cooking project was discussed.
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Valley Spring
Valley Spring Community Center
Patricia Long
Keith Shaffer
Pam Long
Renee Smathers
Ken Shaffer
Diane Barefoot
Melissa
Stephanie Miller
Martha Long
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H. Cunningham
Gary Kent
State of Texas
Texas Press Association
GS Troop 177
Castell, Texas
Jeff Kuykendall
Raggedy Ann & Andy
John Gammill
John Paul Barry
W. D. Miller
Jason Hackworth
Scott McCarver
Connie Brandenberger
Gina Laird
Jana Craven
Liano Fire Department
Ach War
Dana Shoepf
R. N
Adelbert Hoehn
West
Haynie
Wanda M. Laxson
SAR Plans Hill Country
Pat's
Fredericksburg
J. J. Patranella
C. E. Newman
Wright St
Peoples Savings
Sik Mbe
E. Main
Leagan
Llano, Texas
Kingsland
F. M
Mason
Equal Housing Lender