Llano Archers Seek Deer Hunting Leases
Ranchers are asked by the Llano Chamber of Commerce to contact the Llano Archery Club for fall bow hunting lease opportunities. James Hyatt notes several bow hunting groups will seek leases during the season.
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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1963
Page
2
Ranchers are asked by the Llano Chamber of Commerce to contact the Llano Archery Club for fall bow hunting lease opportunities. James Hyatt notes several bow hunting groups will seek leases during the season.
Brad and Betsy Bowden of Cross Plains spent a week with Mr and Mrs Cecil Bowden and relatives. Gerald Bowden’s family visited for the weekend. Johnny Ellison stayed in Lockney with Harold Hill’s family. Lynn Harlow visited her daughter’s family, the Wilson Kuykendalls. Leland Yarbrough and family left for Chicago after visiting Clyde and Lawton Yarbrough. Mary Walker of Brooksmith stayed with her grandparents Jim and wife and served as pianist for a Methodist revival. Vann Maddox worked part of last week at the Fabric Shop in San Saba. Ellis Randolph spent the weekend in Laredo where Tom Ball Randolph was hospitalized with a heart attack.
Donald Osbourn will assume the position at the Texas Extension Service in College Station on September 1 succeeding Tf DB Tanksley. He is a 1957 Llano High School graduate with a Texas A&M degree and a U.S. Army veteran. He has served as assistant agent at Jim Wells County.
Charles W. Bunt, former pastor of Mason and Buchanan Dam churches, accepted the ministerial call to First Christian Church Pettis and began duties August 1. Local residents and visiting relatives are noted, with several households traveling or hosting extended visits across nearby towns.
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