Scouts Win Two Blue Ribbons at San Angelo Exposition
Bronte's entries won blue ribbons at the Boy Scout Exposition in Hangar 77 at Goodfellow AFB. Cub and Boy Scout groups scored 90 points plus to earn honors as 8,000 spectators watched from the 101 booths.
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San Angelo Exposition
Bronte
San Angelo
Cub Scout
Boy Scout
Goodfellow Air Force Base
Concho Valley Council
Bronze Boy Scout
Cubs
Royce Lee
Jim Morrow
Ronnie Lee
Dwight Faulk
Bob Strickland
Tommy Hallmark
Kenneth Wilkins
Ronnie Sims
Don Mather
Bronte column lauds winners and pledges continued coverage
The author thanks Bronte voters and congratulates election winners while defending past actions as lawful. He plans to continue attending city council meetings and reporting on city affairs. The piece ends with a light note about the justice of the peace race.
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Bronte
Orgainst
Rui
Justice of the Peace
Bronte Cub Pack and Troop Earn Blue Ribbons at Expo
Bronte’s Cub Pack and Boy Scout Troop earned blue ribbons at the Concho Valley Council Expo in San Angelo last Saturday. Scouting in Bronte has revived recently with strong training stressing physical mental and moral development. A bouquet is sent to all the scouts and their leaders for the fine showing.
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Bronte
Concho Valley Council
San Angelo
Funeral Rites Held In Bronte For Jake Morrow
Funeral services for J J Morrow 78 prominent local rancher were held at Bronte First Methodist Church with Rev Lin Loeffler and Rev Harold Odum officiating Burial took place at Fort Chadbourne cemetery under Clift Funeral Home of Bronte Morrow died April 1 in Shannon Hospital San Angelo Born April 20 1880 in Hill County he moved to Sterling County at 17 and later to Coke County In 1914 he married Irene Mc Callum and they lived near Bronte Survivors include his wife son Jacob Bruce Morrow step daughter Willie Irene Woodward five grandchildren two great grandchildren one sister and one brother
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J. J
Jake) Morrow
Joe Hester
Charles Sims
Conda Richards
Tige Richards
Mr. Morrow
Shannon Hospital
San Angelo
Hill County
Sterling County
Coke County
Robert Lee
Irene McCallum
William
San Angel
Jacob Bruce Morrow
Bronte
Willie Irene Woodward
Linton
Texas
Magie Rogers
Abilene
L. M. Morrow
San Simon
Arizona
Coulson Family Visits Meadow Weekend
Mr and Mrs John Coulson and their son of Meadow spent the weekend here with relatives and friends in a brief local social note.
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John Coulson
Meadow
Reverend Leon Sharp Departs After Gospel Meeting
Minister Leon Sharp of Hillcrest Church of Christ in Carlsbad New Mexico left Manday for home after leading a gospel meeting at Bronte Church of Christ last week.
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Leon Sharp
Hillcrest Church of Christ
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Bronte Church of Christ
Bronte Elects Stephenson Mayor and Two Councilmen
In Bronte, J. A. Stephenson was elected mayor with 145 votes, while C. E. Bruton and H. A. Springer won council seats with 122 and 111 votes respectively. Bill Thomas sought re election, and defeated candidates included Dr. John R. Harris for mayor and Joe George Wilkins and Ben Oglesby for council.
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City of
Bronte
J. A. Stephenson
E. Bruton
H. A. Springer
Bill Thomas
John R. Sharris
Joe George Wilkins
Ben Oglesby
John R. Harris
C. E. Bruton
Bob Wilson
Matthew Caperton
Charlie Boecking
Ernest Ivey
D. K. Glenn
Robert Forman
Olive Keeney
Bronte City Hall
Easter Egg Hunt Set for Bronte Park Sunday Afternoon
Aubrey Denman invites all Bronte children to an Easter egg hunt at Bronte Park this Sunday at 3 p m. Three age groups—preschool, six to nine, and over nine—will compete with eggs and prizes in each division. Local merchants listed as contributors include City of Bronte Sims Food Store Pruitt's Store Kemps Cleaners Cactus Cafe Wilson Barber Shop Bronte Pharmacy Cumbie and Mackey Central Drug Store Caperton Chevrolet Bronte Feed and Supply White Auto Store Ernest Ivey and The Bronte Enterprise.
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Bronte Park
Aubrey Denman
Denman
City of Bronte
Sims Food Store
Pruitt’s Store
Kemps Cleaners
Cactus Cafe
Wilson Barber’ Shop
Bronte Pharmacy
Cumbie and Mackey
Central Drug Store
Caperton Chevrolet Co
Bronte Feed and Supply
White Auto Store
Ernest Ivey
The
Bronte Enterprise
Junior play rescheduled to May 2 in school auditorium
The junior class play No Boys Allowed has been postponed due to cast illness. Actor Tommy Bell was hospitalized with pneumonia Monday. The new show date is May 2 at 7:30 p.m. in the school auditorium.
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Tommy Bell
Penumonia
Trustee Election Set for Saturday in Bronte and Tennyson
Two Bronte area school trustees will be elected in a Saturday vote. Incumbents Allen Sherrod and Jacob B. Morrn are the only candidates on the ballot. Ballots will be cast at Bronte City Hall and Green Store in Tennyson. Voters are urged to participate in the school election.
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Allen Sherrod
Jacob B. Morrn
City Hall
Bronte
Green
Tennyson
Sunrise Service Set at Tennyson Mountaintop
The annual sunrise service atop Mt. Margaret at Tennyson returns with Rev. Billy Hill of San Angelo delivering the sermon. A fallback service at Harris Ave Baptist Church will be led by Rev. L O McGallion. Climb starts at 5:30 a m meet at the church, breakfast follows, corsages awarded to noted mothers.
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Mt. Margaret Tat
Mrs Mackey Recovering After Fall and Surgery
Mrs Will Mackey was scheduled to be returned home Thursday from a San Angelo hospital after a fall at her home last Thursday night. She suffered a broken arm and hip and underwent hip surgery Saturday in San Angelo and is reported in good condition.
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Will Mackey
San Angelo
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Rex Harris
Kenny Mayben
Rudy Phillips
Tommy Glenn Sims
Jimmy Wells
Mike Terry
James Brown
Robert Bell
Charles McGuire
Sid Eubanks
Charles Smith
Bill Terry
Den
Jake Morrow
Stephenson
Thomas
Bruton
Springer
Bronte City
Mrs. Mackey
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