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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1963
Page
3
Bronte High Bound for Regional Meet Nine Entries Highlight
Bronte high school advances nine entries to the regional literary meet in Odessa next weekend, up from seven last year. Debaters Ida Lee Parker Marilyn Green. extempore Jimmy Wells Kathy Terry. Royce Lee number sense. Charles Coppock persuasive speaking slide rule. Johnnie Sims Jerry Don Holcombe poetry. Coppock competes in two events due to two first places. Bronte volleyball and girls tennis entries also scheduled Marla Rees singles and Jan Wilkins Joanna Denman doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronte High School
Odessa
Bronte
Ida Lee Parker
Marilyn Green
Jimmy Wells
Kathy Terry
Royce Lee
Charles Coppock
Johnnie Sims
Jerry Don Holcombe
Marla Rees
Jan Wilkins
Joanna Denman
Hunting Bill Would Put Seasons Regulation Local
Rep Ed J Carpenter reported a bill to place hunting and fishing season regulation in local hands. Sen Dorsey B Hardeman said it would be introduced in the Senate soon. The Coke County Game Management Assn urged passage to close all county seasons until local authorities decide to reopen them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed J. Carpenter
House of Representatives
Carpenter
Sen
Dorsey B. Hardeman
Senate
Coke County Game Management Assn
Cnty
Congress
Burleson-Curtis
Curtis
O md Pson
United States
House
Foreign Relations Committee
Foreign Affairs Committee
Track results show Bronte wins many events
Mile Relay second team includes Curler Revell Sims and Royce Lee. Low hurdles runners Stout second and Jim Wells fifth. Jimmy Wells third in high hurdles. Morrow takes high jump first. Wells third in pole vault. Malcom Johnson and Russell Brown tied for fourth with Miles and Wall boys. Stout fifth in discus. Royce Lee fourth in broad jump. McDaniel sixth. Junior High 440 relay first with Olivas Hester Hooper Corley. Corley second in high jump and low hurdles. Corley third in 330. Corley first in pole vault. Olivas second in shot put and discus first in discus. Hester fourth in 70 yard dash. Olivas fifth in broad jump. Hooper sixth in 100 yard dash. Olivas wins discus. Shop Bronte first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curler
Revell
Sims
Royce Lee
Stout
Jimmy Wells
Morrow
Wells
Malcom Johnson
Russell Brown
Miles
Wall
McDaniel
Tony Olivas
Wayne Hester
Ronald Hooper
Larry Corley
Corley
Ist
Olivas
Hester
Hooper
Olvas
Easter Sunrise Service and Blackwell School News
A calendar of local events reports an Easter sunrise service at the tabernacle with Rev. Thomas Linn to deliver the message and coffee at the Methodist fellowship hall afterward. Blackwell teachers are reelected for next year, and the district observes Easter holidays Friday through Monday. The Junior-Senior Banquet at the Baker Hotel in Sweetwater featured speeches by Jay May and Alfred Trevino, with musical selections by Harding Simmons University trio. Local visits include Modesto residents and Dallas guests visiting Blackwell and Roscoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
Thomas Linn
Jesse Dea
Pers
Methodist Fellowship Hall
Blackwell
Caffey Welch
Don Dulin
Paul Gothard
Rondel Nauert
Bob Thompson
C. J. Cornett
J. T. Dyess
Frank Brownfield
Nancy Howry
Bob Harris
R. H. Sims
B. R. McCarley
Rita Stewart
Nola Shedd
Kay Corley
Blackwell School
Blackwell High School
Baker Hotel
Sweetwater
Jay May
Alfred Trevino
Supt
Sharon Blackwell
Nancy Butler
Shirley Estes
Hardin Simmons University
South
Marylin Hall
Reckless Driving in Parks Warns Sheriff to Protect Children
Sheriff Melvin Childress warns of dangerous driving near Robert Lee and Bronte parks as spring activity rises. Speed zones exist and deputies will enforce laws to prevent injuries, while parents are urged to supervise children crossing streets and look both ways on highways 277 and 158.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Childress
Robert Lee and
Bronte
Childress
Jesse Parker
Parker
Supt. C. B. Barbee
Home Demonstration Council Studies Officer Duties
The Coke County Home Demonstration Council heard Mrs. Willis Wayne Smith discuss duties of presidents vice presidents and treasurers at the regular meeting April 9. Visitors included Mrs. Sloan Boone and Mrs. Dorothy Lindsey with their children. Mrs. Fay Roe reported for March. A tongue twister activity led by Mrs. Royce Smith. Next meeting scheduled for May 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coke County
PTA Tuesday Night Shorthorn Band Performs for Bronze Members
The Shorthorn band made up of sixth grade and younger students, directed by Bobby Bingham, played a short concert at the Bronze PTA meeting Tuesday night. Jerry Don Holcombe gave the devotional. A business session followed with the group voting to keep 7 p.m. meeting time next year and to cooperate with polio and cancer drives and to discuss possible projects for the new school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shorthorn
PTA
Bobby Bingham
Jerry Don Holcombe
Birthday Greeting for Mr. Brunson in Enterprise
Mr. Dave Brunson celebrated his 88th birthday and received a cordial birthday letter from O. C. Fisher. John New and his wife with children of George West Texas will visit the Nolan Butler home this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Brunson
Oo. C. Fisher
John New
George West, Texas
Nolan Butler
Cancer Crusade Starts Next Week
A meeting is set for Wednesday April 17 at 2 30 p m to organize the 1963 Cancer Crusade. The Cactus Café hosts the session with Mrs Conda O Richards as east Coke County drive chair and area leaders named. Gov Connally has proclaimed April as cancer control month in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cactus Cafe
Coke County
Ralph Richards
Fort Chadbourne
Gene Halamicek
Tennyson
J. B. Mackey
Bronte Business District
Oscar Shurley
Bronte
Texas
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David Sims
Daniel
Manuel Reyes
Shop Bronte First
Ikee
Lackwell
Charles Ragsdale
Homer Sanders
Modesto, Calif
Blackwell and
Roscoe
G. C. Schwedler
Sherry and
Sherrell Rachel
Dallas
L. W. Sweet
Allen Sweet
C. B. Smith
WSCS
Terry Barrett
Mines
P. G. Dabney
Henry Raney
R. E. Patton
Eddy Garvin
Austin Jordan
Wyley McRorey
Chas. Ragsdale
Western Mattress CO
San Angelo
Claude Williams
Dave Brunson
Cancer Crusade
Conda O. Richards
Texas Theatre
Bronze
Monster
Mothra
Sandra Dee
Bobby Darin
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