New Annual Staff Named At Bronte High
Juanita Wrinkle chosen editor in chief of the Bronte Longhorn high school annual for next year. Linda Smith named associate editor and business manager. Senior candidates Eloise Hester and Bette Blackmon assist in business. DaNell Dixon and Linda Henry to be snapshot editors. DaNell also reporter. Other staff include Armilda Hester. Ronnie Cole and Ronnie Robbins art editors. Modene McGuire Ellen Brock sports editors. Shirley Spurlock typist. scrapbook and Mrs J T Henry sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Wrinkle
Eloise Hester
Bette Blackmon
DaNell Dixon
Linda Henry
DaNell
Armilda Hester
Ronnie Cole
Ronnie Robbins
Modene McGuire
Ellen Brock
Shirley Spurlock
J. T. Henry
College Students Here in Bronte for Easter Break
An influx of college students visited Bronte during Easter weekend while local residents observed the holiday. Visitors included Richard Wayne Rees James Vernon Andrews Bill Maxwell Joe Don Wilkins James David Luttrell Kenneth Bradbury Leslie Dean Caperton J L Alexander Bobby Hester Col Kemp Carolyn San Antonio Johnny Smith R J Millikin Dale Luckett Don Glenn Gerald Sandusky from ACC Abilene and others from Stephen F. Austin College Nacogdoches Stephenville and Texas universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronte
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Richard Wayne Rees
James Vernon Andrews
Bill Maxwell
Joe Don Wilkins
James David Luttrell
Kenneth Bradbury
Leslie Dean Caperton
J. L. Alexander
Texas University
Austin
Bobby Hester
Texas A & M
Col Kemp
Trinity University
Lege
College Station
Carolyn San Antonio
Johnny Smith
Hardin
The Adequate Christ Sermon at First Methodist Church
The 11 a.m. service at First Methodist Church will feature The Adequate Christ as the sermon topic. Sunday school begins at 10 a.m. A District Youth Rally in San Angelo will cause no evening service. The pastor and youth attend the rally and banquet at Town House Hotel. Wednesday Bible study at 7 p.m. and Methodist Men's Club at 7:45 p.m. Willoughby Sunday School Class worked on the church grounds and planned landscaping, followed by a covered dish supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
San Angelo
Town House
Methodist Men’s Club
Willoughby Sunday School
Scotts Spend Easter in Clyde With Parents
Mr and Mrs J E Scott traveled to Clyde on Sunday to share Easter with his parents Mr and Mrs John Scott staying at their home during the holiday outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Scott
Clyde
Mrs
John Scott
Personal notes of Easter weekend travel and visits
Abilene residents Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Watson stayed with Mrs. J. M. Rippetoe and family. The Bruton and Nicholas families spent Easter in Priddy and San Angelo. Roy Robinson studied Chevrolet mechanics in Dallas. Dr. Earl Grant and son from Austin visited the Harris home, Earl now interning in Austin. Bobby Lasswell injured his hand near Snyder. Various relatives and friends from Quanah, Karnes City, Bronte, Ballinger, Portales New Mexico, Den ton and Fort Worth gathered across Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Watson
Abilene
J. M. Rippetoe
E. Bruton
Priddy
Ben Spoonts
E. O. Nicholas
San Angelo
Roy Robinson
Dallas
Chevrolet
Earl Grant
Austin
John R. Harris
Grants
Harris
Bobby Lasswell
Snyder
B. E. Modgling
Will Modgling
Bobbie Lou
Quanah
Bobby Modgling
Karnes City
J. B. Johnson
Roy Newberry
Virginia
Gale
Mary Bell
Frankie Betts
Roy
Troy
Portales
New Mexico
Leo Johnson
Zane
Ballinger
Pat Johnson
Francis Juanita
Malcolm
Bronte
Bob Johnson
Sonora
Leslie Dean Capenton
E. L. Caperton
H.M. Kirkland
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Southwestern Public Service Company
Ben Oglesby
Denton
Fort Worth
Juanita Fultz
Tommy Kirkpatrick
A. J. Kirkpatrick
Robert Lee
Jack Winter
M. W. McConnell
Bill Maxwell A Tech Symphony Violinist On Easter Visit
Bill Maxwell son of Mr and Mrs W H Maxwell Jdr has returned home for Easter at Texas Tech Lubbock where he studies Government with emphasis on Foreign Relations. He has played with the Texas Tech Symphony Orchestra for two years and helped present the Spring Concert featuring Beethoven and other works. He acts on campus in Cap ay Espada and leads a play to be shown in May. He is pledging Alpha Eta and will attend the Mim's Ranch Alpha Eta Spring Retreat near Water Valley with about fifty members and pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Maxwell
W. H. Maxwell
Jdr
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Texas Tech Symphony Orchestra
Paul Ellsworth
Music Seminary of
New York City
Tech
Bill
Capa Y Espada
Alpha Eta
Mim
Water Valley
Firty
McGuire seeks Coke County Precinct 2 commissioner
C E McGuire announced his candidacy for Commissioner Precinct 2 Coke County. A Bronte resident for 13 years he runs from welding shop and oil field work with road and tank experience. He vows to campaign statewide prior to the Democratic primary in July and to serve honestly if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronte
McGuire
Mildred Stinebaugh
Modene
Laura Lee
Charles
Mary Ellen
Coke Founder Dies at 91 in West Texas
John F. Lane, 91, Alpine cattleman and county organizer, died at his Alpine home after a life shaping West Texas counties. Born in 1867 in San Saba County, his family moved from Alabama to Texas, he helped organize Coke County in 1889, Gaines in 1905, and Upton in 1910, later ranching in Brewster County near Alpine. Survived by his wife and four
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Lane
Alpine
West Texas
San Saba County
Texas
Alabama
Coke County
Gaines County
Upton County
That County
Brewster County
Easter Visit Highlights Faulk Adair Family Gathering
Mr. and Mrs. George Faulk with Linda and Bruce from Midland spent Easter with Linda Faulk Adair family. Guests included the Adairs daughters Mrs. Charlie Phillips and Mrs. Clifford Baker with their San Angelo families. Kenneth Bradberry of Lubbock joined relatives R. C. Lasswell and Alton Bradberry. both Bradberrys study at Texas Tech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Faulk
Linda
Bruce
Midland
J. Adair
Adair
Charlie Phillips
Clifford Baker
San Angelo
Kenneth Bradberry
Lubbock
R. C. Lasswell
Alton Bradberry
Texas Tech
Political Announcements for July 26 1958 Primary
The Enterprise announces candidates for Democratic Primary 1958 county and district offices. J L Chilly Tinkler Charlie Boecking seek County and District Clerk. Jeff Dean Earnest Ivey vie for County Judge Ex-Officio Superintendent of Schools. Gertrude Gray Lillian Caraway run for County Treasurer. Howard Brock precinct 2 and Claude Ditmore precinct 4 seek Commissioner seats. EarL Nutter Enerim B G Timmons George Wrinkle Jess Liles vie Justice of the Peace precinct 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Dean Earnest Ivey
Earl D
Pete) Nutter C. L
Charlie) Enerim
B. G. Timmons
George Wrinkle
Jess Liles
Ranching Family Keeps To Their Daughters and Sons
A family narrative notes daughters and three sons all engaged in ranching. The piece highlights the continuation of ranching duties across generations and the role of each child in the business.
Woman suffers broken arm at Easter Sunrise service
Mrs. Marvin Corley sustained a broken left arm during a fall while attending Easter Sunrise services at Tennyson. She caught herself with the arm, was taken to San Angelo for a cast, and released to return home Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Corley
Tennyson
San Angelo
Guests at Percifuil home Sunday
Guests present at the home of Mr and Mrs J A Percifuil included Mr and Mrs Noel Percifuil and Mrs Mary Slaughter of Abilene and Mr and Mrs Floyd Gravitt and children of San Angelo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Percifuil
Noel Percifuil
Mary Slaughter
Abilene
Floyd Gravitt
San Angelo
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Pete and
Inez Nutter
Tech Symphony
C. E. McGuire
Coke
J. L
Chilly) Tinkler
Charlie Boecking
Gertrude Gray
Lillian Caraway
Howard Brock
Claude Ditmore
Bronte Enterprise
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Chili
Kimbell
Emperor
Miracle Aid
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