Big Catfish Caught by Ellis Reilly and Son
Ellis Reilly and his son Gary displayed a large catfish they caught in a local stock tank Monday morning. The fish weighed five and a half pounds and drew praise for its size and beauty.
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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1967
Page
3
Ellis Reilly and his son Gary displayed a large catfish they caught in a local stock tank Monday morning. The fish weighed five and a half pounds and drew praise for its size and beauty.
Melissa Lee Sallie Richards and Dorothy Ruth Martin attend a cheerleader and twirling school this week on the SMU campus in Dallas. The group was brought to Dallas Sunday by Mr and Mrs Royce Lee. Mr and Mrs Bob Ragsdale and family relocate to Fort Stockton with Humble Oil Co transfer.
Sunday School at First Methodist, 10 55 a m. Worship 7 pm. Youth 6 pm. WSCS circles on 2nd and 4th Mondays or Tuesdays. Tennyson Baptist lists Sunday services at 6 and 7 pm with prayer meeting. Bronte Church of Christ shows Worship and People’s Class scheduling.
Mrs. F S Higginbotham traveled to San Antonio for the Saturday wedding of her granddaughter Della Lou Fitzhugh to Chester Art hur Fabra of San Antonio. The couple’s families, the Henrys and Boyers, visited Del Rio before Gary Boyer goes to New Orleans with the Navy. Clyde Lee was discharged from Clinic Hospital in San Angelo after several days of treatment.
Russell Fuller visited Bronte on Thursday where the town band director had just finished six weeks of summer school at East Texas State College in Commerce. Patronize Our Advertisers.
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