I don't know how many people here will remember them, but in the 70's and 80's Shepherd of the Hills distributed undoubtedly thousands and thousands of placemats to restaurants in the Branson area. Didn't really matter where you went, those placemats were at every table and counterspace. They had a history of the Ozarks and Shepherd of the Hills Farm on them. An effective, cheap way of advertising back then. That's why "the farm" as we called it then, was probably the #2 tourist attraction right behind SDC. I know that there were maps of "the Shepherd of the Hills Country" made up as early as the 1950's by local artist Steve Miller, and I've seen those before. It has been such a long time since I've seen those placemats, it's hard for me to tell from the above pictures what is shown...map or placemat. Still, it's a pretty cool find! So, from the writing on the map, it appears your parents ate at Aunt Mollie's Cupboard at Shepherd of the Hills Farm during their honeymoon in 1962. This is during the time the Trimble Family owned the farm, and Mark Trimble had made many, many improvements in this period of time after he took over the business from his dad who had passed away. Mark and his mom, Mary, were a great mom/son team, just like the Herschends just down the road at SDC. The Mary-Mary Award which was awarded each year to a leader in tourism in Branson, was named after Mary Trimble and Mary Herschend.
