The Llano News from Llano, Texas • Page 5

TUfe LLANO NEWS, LLANO, TEXAS THURSDAY MARCH 20, CHUR The THIS SUNDAY of the jGrace will ftc MrMeyers, public is cordially attend. FORiy SALE: Trailer house with all built-in features. Sleeps 4 in first class condition. Will sell cheap. J.

E. Cherokee, Texas. Itp PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. Worship service at 11:00. Sermon by James Ownership and man's stewardship.

Congregational meeting immediately after church. FOR RENT: Furnished apartment with electric range and refrigerator. Private bath. Mrs. H.

A. HOLTZER. It-c HASSE BROS. SPECIALS for and MONDAY Turnips, Carrots, Beets, 5 bunches for lOc GRAPEFRUIT, per bushel 45c FLOUR, GRADE 'A', 48 Ibs. $1.35 and 1 Ib.

Early Breakfast Coffee FREE (This Flour has a money back guarantee) HONEY, Strained, per gal. 65c OXYDOL, Giant Size 49c SNOWDRIFT, 3 Ib. can 38c COFFEE, 3 Ib. can 59c BLACK PEPPER, 4 ounce can 05c Miracle Whip Salad Dressing, que.rt 29c DREFT, large size and paring knife 20c TOMATO JUICE, LIBBY'S, 1 4 ounce can 06c PEANUT BUTTER, quart size 20c Happy Birthday The News extends best wishes to the following who have birthday this week. March 16 Marilyn Louise Buster, Juantia Faye Miller, Bonnie D.

Brown, Pauline Raymond May, Sammy Johnston, Dorothy Brown, Doris Lockhart, Mrs. Absher Scott, Billy Gene Rosburg. March 17 Franklin D. Steffey, Monroe Earl Schuessler, Ed Nobles, Kenneth Bruhl. March 18 Durrel Brown, Russel Brown, Robert diaries McCall, Howard Glen Adams.

John Myers, Rheta Dee Lackey, Helen Schneider, Wanda Lee Spinks, Lee Black, Monte Nick Alexander. March 19 Doris Jeffrey, Johnny Leon Raines, Charles Malcom Otto, Loyce Rogers, Howard Daniel H.iynes, Paul Koth- 1 man, Twinkle Barnett, Mollie Jean Crowell. March 20 Sanna Siambra Smith, Dan Lee Williamson, Nina Bell Wilson, Patricia Ann Schussler, Benjamin Barker, Margaret MarJa Oestreich. March 21 Albert Sidney Johnson, Francis Hicks Oatman, Alice Vernel Crenwelge, Evelyn Barclay, Maxine Walton, Ruby Green, Clara Lou Edwards, Mrs. Lee Smith.

March 22 Marjorie Ella Smith, Barbara Ann Snider, Francis Lilly Jean Edward, Bruc Croft, Model! West. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere appreciation to the Llano Fire tment, friends and neighbors in hPlpiHtf us save our home. MR. and MRS. CARLOS McKINNEY Jack Watkins, a student in John Tarleton College at Stephenville, was a visitor in Llano the past weekend with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. John L. Watkins. NOW! See proof that it pays to buy the favorite buy Frigidaire! HERE ARE SOME OF ITS 30 GREAT FEATURES: Glass-topped Porcelain Hydrator (Slides in and out like a drawer) Double-Easy Quickube Trays Big Double-Width Tray for Ice or Instant Cube Release Extra-Deep Cold Storage Tray Frozen Storage Compartment Super-Powered Miser Mrs. Bardin (Continued from Page ONE) and Mrs.

Evalena Ormand of Bartlett. With the exception of one daughter, Mrs. Belle Glover, all were with their mother at the time of her death. Mrs. Bardin had been a member of the Primitive Baptist Church for a number of years and lived a devoted and Christian life until her death.

Mrs. Bardin, aunt Mandie to most of her friends, was loved by all who knew her. She was good to her neighbors, visiting the sick and offering her assistance whereever she might be needed, as long as her health would permit. Mr. and Mrs.

Bardin moved to Valley Spring from Lee county in 1883. They first settled on the place where William Talley now lives. Later Mrs. Bardin with her children moved into Valley Spring, where she lived until her death. In addition to her immediate family she is survived by 22 grandchildren and 23 great-grandchildren and other relatives and a host of friends.

Funeral services were conducted at the Church of Christ in Valley Spring Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock by Elder S. N. Redford of the Primitive Baptist Church. Interment was in the Valley Spring cemetery, under the direction of Miles Buttery, Llano undertaker. Pall bearers were: Malcum Jernigan, Van Spinks, Fred Bardin and Garland Ormand.

grandsons of the deceased, and Willie Keng and New-Inside and Out! Actually 6 9 cu. Six in Frigidaire History! anoriMr 1941 R-6 Lowest prico ffr 61 with Quiclwbo OWy 122 .95 Sensationally Low Priced at tIASYTTIRM! HOME APPLIANCE CO. Whigham, Owner THEATRE Tonight and Friday Night "YOU'RE THE ONE" with Bonnie Baker Orriu Tucker and his orchestra Colonna Lillian Cornell Short Feature and News SATURDAY Charles Starrett "THE PINTO KID" Also a new "THREE STOOGES" Comedy and "Ked K'yder." SUNDAY and MONDAY Produced wtth the Cooperation of the U. S. NAVY Also Color Cartoon TUESDAY 1 Night Only JANE'S IN A GEM OF A JAMI will you limp with lovghtirl Also Cartoon and Ripley's "Believe It Or Not" Coming Three Big Nights Mar.

26-28 Cecil B. De Mille's Greatest production "NORTH WEST MOUNTED POLICE" In Technicolor with Gary Cooper Madeleine Carroll Paulette Goddard Preston Foster Robert Preston and a great cast of many others BURNET-LLANO BAPTIST ASSOCIATION TO MEET The Burnet-Llano Baptist Assocla- tion Sunday School will meet In Burnet on Monday night, March 24, at 7:45. The program Is as follows: Johnson, of Llano. A. Sanders, Llano, presiding.

W. 8. Bun ton, Marble Trails. Mrs. N.

A. Sanders, Llano. Young of Bvirnet church. Extension Miss Willie Hale, Marble Flails. State Sunday School Sparks, Burnet.

FOR SALE Practically new Kohler Electric Plant. 1500 A. C. Fully automatic. Reasonable.

Location on Lower Crabappl Fredericksburg road. 8 miles from Enchanted rock. A. E. Petersen, Fredericksburg, Texas.

Wanted to Buy: We pay good prices for Scrap Iron. Bogusch Garage. tfclS Elmo Keng, nephews. Amorig the out-of-town people to attend "Sthe funeral services were: Mr. 'anf Mrs.

Ward Gray and Garland Ofmand, of San Marcos; Mr. Mrs. Jernigan, Mrs. H. H.

Birch and Leonard Robertson of Austin; Harman Gartman, Mr. and Mrs. H- D. Gartman and Mr. and Mrs.

C. C. Gartman of Sanco; Fred Bardin and Mrs. Dorothy Belle Bea- hue of Temple; Mr. and Mrs.

Van Spinks and little daughter cf Llano; and Garland Ormand, of Bartlett. Honor Roll (Continued from Page ONE) Mary Frances Reynolds, Lonita Sen- laudt, 'Charlale Smith, Laura Fay Smith, Ruth Smith, C. L. Taylor, Jn, Bessie Marie Titlow, Jo Helen Watkins, Juanlta Smith, Seventh Grade Helen Barle Black, Charlene Carter, Betty Lou Duncan, Prank Franklin, Frances Hause, Lou Ethel Merkel, Billie Marie Merkel, Addie Mae Ratliff, Glora Schorlemmer and Patricia Shifflett. Sixth Grade Veda Brewer, Clara Lou Barbara Jean Gresham, Franklin Hardin, Helen Moss, Mary Vick Scott, Jean Marie Smith, Wynb'na Smith.

Mack Austin Stolz. Fifth Grade Betty Jim Chafin, Carolyn Christopher, Tom Collins, Frances Craddock, Matt Dees, Junior Grenwelge, (Jharles Moore, J. C. M'QL-lin, Jo Evelyn Ccfu'rsey, Joyces Everett, Peggy Hardison, Sarah Hause, Kathryn, Hays, Joan Lee, Patricia Moss, Mary Prances Nobles, Elizabeth Scott, Mary Nell Siniard, Jenny Lou Slaughter, Leonard Mae Turbiville, Maxine Walker and Margaret Williams. Mrs.

W. T. Galaway has returned home after spending a week in Taylor with her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Galaway.

Wanted to Buy: We pay good prices for Scrap Iron. Bogusch Garage. tfclS Texas agriculture netted farmers $25,000,000 more in 1940 than in 1939, according to the University of Texas Bureau of Business Research. PIGGLY WIGGLY SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY SATURDAY SNOWDRIFT, 3 Ibs. 45c CRACKERS, 2 Ibs 1 15c Ting Tang Cocktail, 1 2 oz.

05c Armour's CORN BEEF, 1 2 oz 18c DELTA SYRUP, 1'gal. one-half gallon 49c 27c CARNATION MILK, 6 small 3 large cans 19c 19c KUNER'S, 300 size PEAS lOc GOLD MEDAL FLOUR, 48 Ibs. 24 Ibs .69 85c RED and WHITE SPECIALS for FRIDAY and SATURDAY FRUIT COCKTAIL, Red White, No. 1 Tall Can 12c CRISCO, Sure-Mix, 3 Ib. pail 39c FOLGER'S COFFEE, Ib.

vac. can 2 Ib. Vac. Can Flav-R-Full Sliced Bacon, Ib 23c LEMONS; Calif. Sunkist, doz i2y 2 CAMAY, The Soap of Beautiful Women, Bar 05c White Naphtha Soap, Bar 03c FLOUR, 48 pound sack $1.35 24 Ib.

sack 70c 12 Ib. sack 38c POTATOES, Selected Idaho Russet 10 Ib, Mesh Bag 21c TEA, Red White, Glass Tumbler Free, quarter-pound package 20.