Red Cross Quota Reached As $935 Is Raised in Coke County
Coke County crosses its Red Cross quota with $935 raised, beating the $895 target. East side contributions total $587.81 from 133 memberships, while the west side added $347.82 from 96 members. H. A. Springer heads the Coke County Red Cross drive and thanks workers and donors.
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Coke County
American Red Cross
H. A. Springer
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Log
March 31 to April 7 hospital notes show multiple admit teds and dismissals. Patients include Joe Carter Linda Alderman Roy Keel C D Tekell Agnes Prime Albert Rawlings I wala Standlee and others with various dismissals by Mrs J P Wallace and related staff.
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Joe Carter
Janet Conradt
Virginia Ann Phillips
Mattie Gibson
Roy Keel
C. D. Tekell
J. L. Keeney
Linda Alderman
Sue Ford
Bruce McFerrin
Bob Overman
Clarence Thorp
J. G. Key
S. O. Jackson
R. L. Wright
J. P. Wallace
Agnes Conquest
Andrew Elkins
Agnes Prime
Albert Rawlings
Roy Casey
I'wala Standlee
Elmer Bryan
Linda Dunklin
Keith Loftin
Leroy Casey
Twain Standlee
R . E. Cooksey
Blackwell Voters Reelect Aldermen in City Election
Roy Sanderson Melvin Oden and E T Ware were re elected aldermen at Blackwell in a Tuesday election They defeated M A Bryant Edward Sims and L C Laughlin whose supporters ran a write in campaign Sanderson 49 votes Oden 44 Ware 47 Bryant 17 Sims 16 Laughlin 14 Blackwell was incorporated two years ago Holdover officers include Mayor T A Carlisle and aldermen H C Raney and Walter Sanders
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Roy Sanderson
Melvin Oden
E. T. Ware
Blackwell
M. A. Bryant
Edward Sims
L. C. Laughlin
Sanderson
Oden
Ware
Bryant
Sims
Laughlin
T. A. Carlisle
H. C. Raney
Walter Sanders
Bake Sale By Bronze Band Boosters a Small Victory
Members of the Bronze Band Mother's club reported a successful bake sale Saturday raising 21.05 to help pay for band equipment this year. The club also announced subscriptions to the Band Booster Club by residents and local supporters including First National Bank and multiple individuals.
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Mother’s Club
H. A. Springer
E. J. Smith
T. F. Sims, Jr
Leonard Fletcher
Estelle Ward
J. I. Rippetoe
Ben Oglesby
C. E.bruton
James Byers
Jerry Procitor
Bob Coleman
J. Lee Ensor
B. E. Modgling
Sam Richards
First National Bank
Chas. Boecking
Bob Wilson
A. B.lammers
Frank Keeney
W. J W. Wrinkle
Cancer Crusade Aims to Raise Texas Funds in April
The American Cancer Society launches its April drive with a goal of 700000 in Texas and 25 million nationally. Local leaders in Coke County outline funds allocation for research and patient services, noting 60 percent stay in Texas. A county wide meeting is planned at 8 pm Monday at the Bronte Baptist Church recreation parlor.
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American Cancer Society
Coke County
Texas
The
A. J. ‘Kirkpatrick
J. B. Mackey
Bronte
Violet Eaton
Robert ‘Lee
John D. McDaniel
Robert Lee
John R. Harris
Kay Reeder
James C. Shipman
Maynard Rogers
Ben Oglesby
W. H. Maxwell
Earl F. Glenn
Record Vote in City And School Elections Bronte Trustees Elected
Osmo Black led the ticket in Bronte Independent School District trustee race, followed by Marvin Corley and J. B. Mackey. Four voting boxes, 387 total votes, record turnout with Bronte 306, Tennyson 45, Brookshire 20, Oak Creek-Maine 16. Holdover trustees Harris Parker Moore and Stephenson remain.
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Osmo Black
Marvin Corley
J. B. Mackey
Bronte Independent
James W. Allen Oo
Joe Rawlings
Cee Feee Ees
Matthew Caperton
D. K. Glenn
Tennyson
Brookshire
Oak Creek
Maine
Enterprise
Bronte
John R. Harris
Jesse Parker
Foy Moore
M. D. Stephenson
Farm Bureau Meeting Set for April 16 at Bronte School
Coke County farmers are invited to a Farm Bureau gathering at 7:30 p.m. on Friday April 16 at the Bronte School house with a covered dish supper. Each family brings two dishes. Leon Lane regional field representative will address the meeting outlining regional agriculture plans.
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Coke County
Farm Bureau
Bronte School
Leon Lane
Texas State Farm Bureau
Bronte School System Inadequate Says Review Board
The Present School Facilities Committee led by J A Stephenson finds Bronte Public School structurally sound but with cracks and sagging upper floors posing safety hazards. The building is obsolete, classrooms are too small, facilities like drinking fountains and exits cause confusion, and boiler proximity raises risk. A 500 seat auditorium is urged along with 13 390 extra feet of space to meet state standards.
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State Board of Education
New Mayor and Three Councilmen Elected Tuesday
City voters in a high turnout elected Ernest Ivey motel owner as mayor with 131 votes to 52 for H. O. Whitt. Arnold Ball won 23 votes for mayor. Aldermen chosen were Ben Oglesby Charlie Boecking and Joe George Wilkins to replace Mackey McGuire. Millikin 81 Thomas 72 Oglesby 163 Boecking 123 Wilkins 106 Percifull 49. Total 207 votes. Holdovers H A Springer and Leonard Fletcher.
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Ernest Ivey
H. O. ,Whitt
Arnold Ball
Ben Oglesby
Charlie Boecking
Joe George Wilkins
J. B. Mackey
Paul McGuire
J. A. Percifull
B. G. Thomas
W. W. Millikin
H. A. Springer
Leonard Fletcher
Millikin
Thomas
Oglesby
Boecking
Wilkins
Percifull
Bobby Good to Conduct Baptist Youth Revival
The Bronte Enterprise reports Youth Week at First Baptist Church includes a Friday recreation feature with a 6 30 p m picnic at Bronte Park and 7 30 p m roller skating in Robert Lee. Youth preacher Bobby Good arrives Saturday for an All Youth Visitation Program and will preach Sunday April 10 at 7 30 p m with a youth prayer service and fellowship. Leslie Dean Caperton leads Sunday School with Aubry Don Denman assisting.
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First Baptist Church
Jean Timmons
Bronte Enterprise
Bronte Park
Robert Lee
Bobby Good
Fort Worth
Good
Bronte
Miss Timmons
Leslie Dean Caperton
Aubry Don Denman
Ricky Herter
Jimmy Glenn
Glenna Fletcher
Faith Rogers
Johnny Smith
Volita Harwell
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