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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1963
Page
9
A fragmentary notice describes Mire and Gray hosting a Thursday Bridge Club event at the Observation Restaurant in Buchadaty Dat last nesilay with a sequence of bridge games and attendees including Mrs. Clay Fowlerwort.
Mrs. H A Adams entertained the Tuesday Bridge Club on September 3 with a salad plate and games. Mrs. Gould was high scorer and Raymond Winkel won bingo. Seniors of Llano High School enjoyed rings and distributed class pins to peers.
Lan a WS Gas taan Sed Llano Bowmen archery club hosted a practice session in Llano County ahead of the first special bow and arrow deer season opening October 1. President James Fiyall urged members and prospects to prepare as attendees from San Saba and Llano included Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Ivy Rob ard Mike Harl Gatliff A Franklin Roy Shahan Mike Raymond Dyess John Mike Landon James Hyatt Louis Arms ler and Tommy Arms ler. High shooter was Harl Gatlift with Bob Ivy second.
Hight winds at the Llano city cemetery displace flowers and wreaths. caretaker Jake Merkel reports it is usually impossible to recover them to their original places. Merkel suggests they be well anchored to prevent blowing away.
Miss Dollie Harrell visits her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Elmo Littlepage joined by Miss Frankie Maverick. Harrell will teach Spanish at the University of Texas this year after twenty one years at Alamo Heights.
Mrs Damon Wyckelt hosts and attends gatherings with relatives in Dallas and Odessa. Larry Alexander travels to Fresno for duty and Mrs Alexander plans to join. Numerous Texas families from Abilene, Big Spring, Lubbock, Lamesa and Austin visit kin, attend reunions at Circle Camp, fish on the coast, and plan future moves including university teaching in Austin and Buda.
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