Elijah Lee Fry, 81, of Llano, Texas, died on August 30, 2015 in Temple, Texas. He was born to Ira Lee and Mary Francis (Lackey) Fry on February 2, 1934 in Llano, Texas.
Mr. Fry proudly served his county in the United States Navy as a Navy Seal. After leaving the service, Elijah finished his schooling and became a teacher from which he retired.
Elijah is survived by a sister, Mary Scantlin and her husband Frank of Sugarland, Texas, and a brother, Dale Fry, of Llano, Texas.
The Llano Master Gardeners are honored to have Lisa Wittlesey as a speaker for their meeting on Thursday, September 17 at the Llano Library at 5:30 p.m. The public is welcome to attend. She will be speaking about the international Junior Master Gardener programs in Korea and will give an update on an exciting new curricula and project showing how JMG is positively impacting children’s health.
There has been a lot of activity around town in the past few months with the addition of new street lights and left-lane turns on the east side of the courthouse square. If you haven’t noticed, there has also been a lot of activity occurring at and around the schools located on Oatman Street and on Highway 71.
Nearly thirty-five years ago, I prepared a manuscript for a book titled “Lord, I’m Afraid,” and sent it to a publisher of some of my other books. In the introduction, I wrote the following:
“Fear is a monster that stalks us all. It brings depression, stifles ability, drains energy, diminishes courage and robs life of adventure and success.
“Some fears are real and others are imaginary.
When it comes to flowers, a flower is simply a flower. I do not know the difference between a rose and a lily. If it looks pretty, I like it. I like to keep things simple.
When I have to buy flowers for the Gracious Mistress of the Parsonage, I have a wee bit of difficulty.
The St. John Lutheran Community Association of Crabapple will hold its Annual Homecoming Worship Service at 10:30 a.m. on Sunday, September 27, 2015, at the church in Crabapple (in Gillespie County 12 miles north of Fredericksburg on Lower Crabapple Road). Registration and fellowship start at 9:00 a.m. Lay Speaker, Robert Menking from Zion Lutheran Church, Fredericksburg, TX will deliver the sermon.
Following the morning worship service, a chicken barbecue meal will be served in the Crabapple C ...
“Hill Country Sheep and Goat Organization” is the newly proposed name for “The Hill Country Chapter of the Women’s Auxiliary to the Texas Sheep and Goat Raiser’s Association”. The name change has become necessary because there are and they welcome men as members, and the name is much too lengthy for bank accounts, addresses and web sites.
Taking pride in one’s school is important, but what exactly is it? Whatever it may be, students demonstrate pride in their school in various ways. Even though the origins of spirit are unknown, students continue to feel the need to show pride towards their school. Illustrations of pride can be seen in numerous places within school life such as: participation in spirit activities, wearing school colors, and representing one’s school through team sports.
The Author Extravaganza and Fair will be an all-day free literary event set right in the heart of the Hill Country at the Llano Library in Llano, Texas on Saturday, October 3. Featuring two New York Times Best Selling Authors, six authors scheduled for speaking sessions throughout the day, two Writers’ Workshops, more than twenty area authors, and several local organizations providing food and drink sales right on site, this promises to be a wonderful celebration of authors, books, and t ...
MARBLE FALLS—The gymnasium on the Faith Academy campus, September 15, was probably one of the few structures with lights on in a most rural area off Highway 1431, several miles east of Marble Falls High School.
The Jacket lights were further off during Game One. “We had 19 mistakes,” head coach John Black revealed in disgust.
