The Llano News (Llano, Tex.), Vol. 97, No. 22, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 31, 1988 Page: 5 of 25
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League Literary District competition
during the last two weeks in three
separate competitions at Comanche
and Burnet.
Twenty-three students competed in
11 events and brought home one
trophy, 12 medals and six ribbons.
In April, seven of these students will
advance to regional competition in
Odessa. They will compete in 11 •
events.
The events and how they placed are
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Ready Writing — 3. Dana Craven,
7. Erik Aagaard, and Monty Kerr.
Literary Criticism — 2. Dana
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Journalism — 2. Jackie Kubiak,
newswriting; and Charlie McCall.
Typewriting — 2. Joe Burnes, 5.
Davis Staedtler, and Jackie Kubiak.
Prose Reading — 5. Shannon
Hatfield.
Science — 3. Tommy Stovall, 6.
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also James Ashworth and Jim
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Spelling — 2. Victoria Horsak.
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New Braunfels. Survivors include
her mother Mrs. Ralph (Mary Jo)
Walker of New Braunfels and one
brother, Steve Walker of Austin.
Burial was in the Cherokee Ceme
tery, Saturday.
Lucille Daniels of Kerrville was
overnight guest of Margaret Altizer
and accompanied her to Abilene.
Bonnie Johanson was visiting Mrs.
Lillian Dean and Blance Reagor at
Buchanan DAm, Thursday, along
with Miles and Edna Bragg at Tow
and Wm. Earl and Edith Holland at
Bluffton.
Mrs. Alec Hardin of Llano visited
Vann and Polly Maddox, Friday.
Ricci Grimes of San Saba was
overnight guest of her grandparents
Vann and Polly Maddox.
It’s great to see our young people
home from college for spring break.
From San Angelo Sate were Phil
Cavness, Sandy Randolph, Christy
Parisher, Jerry Randolph and Mark
Gray.
Friends, neighborsand family,met
at the First Baptist Church fellow-
ship hall, March 26, to help Daisy
Perry celebrate her 89th birthday.
Refreshments were served to ap-
proximately 50 guests including the
following from out of town: Leia
McGuffin, Johnie Tuinney, Clara
Clark and Inez Dixon, from Stock-
dale; Ed and Dawn Mayers, Ed
Mayers, Jr. and Eli, and Phyllis
Raymond from Taylor; Bob and
Marjorie Lasiter from Hereford;
Jane and Fawn Perry from Brown-
wood; Robert, Kay Silva and Cody
from Brady; other family members
who helped were Charles and
Carolyn Perry and Joy Cox.
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vice, Sunday, April 3, 7:30 a.m. at
the football field. Invite friends,
neighbors, relatives and everyone
for this special celebration.
The Baptist WMU luncheon was
Tuesday, March 22, with Jean
Randolph Harr of Brownwood as
guest speaker. She told of her life as
a missionary with the Mission
Service Corp, and of the many years
she lived in Cherokee. Candace
Henderson, president of the WMU
presented Mrs. C.E. Randolph a
{ beautiful corsage expressing appre-
ciation for her many years of service
to the Baptist Church.
Others present were .Jo Harr of
Brownwood, Paul and Jackie Brig-
ham, Polly Maddox, Cliffa Gene
Cook, Jennie Boultinghouse, Ruth
Millican, Llos Boultinghouse, Kath-
leen Kafahl, Berniece Kuykendall,
Thelma Light, Daisy Perry, Linda
Randolph, Louise Tharp, Zola Col-
lins, Elsie Hartgrove and Floyce
Slaughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Goble and Mrs.
Charles Randolph were in McAllen
during the week attending a child
care program of the southwestern
states.
Some of the young people of the
Cherokee Home traveled to Brown-
wood, Saturday, March 19, for a
youth rally held at Fourth Street
Congregation.
Ruth Millican visited friends at
Lake Granbury the weekend of the
19th. Her grandsons, Jacob and
Zachary Millican accompanied her
home while they were on spring
break. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Millican of
Ft. Worth, parents of the boys came
for a short visit, returning home with
the boys, Thursday.
Recent visitors of the Forrest
Cooper’s were their son, Homer of
Austin and daughter Bonnie Phillips
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the 4-H camp in Brownwood.
Dena Porter had a knee injury and
Sylvia Smith an ankle injury. Linnie
Braton took them to Temple to find
out the seriousness of their injuries.
The results were, Dena will have
knee surgery and Sylvia will have to
wear a brace for one month. -
Mrs. Clyde Johanson and Mrs.
Mike Walters were in New Braun-
fels, Tuesday to see Mrs. Dale Battle
as she had suffered a stroke and was
in the New Braunfels hospital. Mrs.
Johanson received word Friday that
Mrs. Battle had been moved to a
nursing home there.
Kay Bond is home after two weeks
in Hawaii visiting her grandson and
family, Jerry, Vicki and Amanda
Henry. While there, a new member
joined the Henry family. Justin
Wayne Henry was born March 13.
On her return trip home, she visited
her three daughters and families in
Dallas.
We extend sympathy to the follow-
ing families: Mary Loving, sister of
Margaret Altizer died Sunday,
March 20. Services and burial were
Tuesday. March 22 in Abilene. She
had been married 60 years. She is
survived by her husband, N.L.
Loving, three sons and one daugh-
ter. The pallbearers were grandsons
and nephews.
Walter Seeliger of Lockhart, great
uncle of Dodie Cavness, died Sun-
day. March 20. Services and burial
were Tuesday, March 22 at Lockhart.
Attending the services from Chero-
kee were Phil, Dodie and Shawna
Cavness.
Carol Kay Walker, 51, died Thurs-
day, March 24, in New Braunfels.
Services were Saturday, March 26 at
the Doeppenshmidt Funeral Home in
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Buckner, Walter L. The Llano News (Llano, Tex.), Vol. 97, No. 22, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 31, 1988, newspaper, March 31, 1988; Llano, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1585905/m1/5/: accessed June 20, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Llano County Public Library.