Water Conservation Stamp Issued and Local Projects Highlighted
The 4 cent water conservation stamp debuts April 18 in Washington, with sale at the local post office April 19 following the Seventh National Watershed Congress. Local groups Coke soil conservation district and Kickapoo Creek watershed association are honored. Kickapoo project partners include Bronte, Coke SCD, Kickapoo WCID, Coke County Commissioners, and Bronte Lions Club.
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Washington, D. C
W. E. Jacoby
WUC
The
Soil Conservation Service
National Watershed Congress
Coke Soil Conservation District
Kickapoo Creek Watershed Association
Kickapoo
City of Bronte
Coke Scd
Kickapoo Wcid
Coke County Commissioners Court
Bronte Lions Club
United States
Meet Candidates Rally At Ballinger
A Meet the Candidates event co sponsored by the Coleman and Runnels County Farm Bureaus will be held at 8 00 p m on April 21 in the Runnels Farm Bureau office Ballinger Texas Local candidates A J Bishop J S Bill Moore Dorsey Hardeman Edward Cumbie will attend with Edward Cumbie assisting Special entertainment is planned The event aims to hear candidate positions on Farm Bureau policies
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Coleman and Runnels County Farm Bureaus
Runnels County Farm Bureau
Ballinger Truck & Tractor
Ballinger
M. L. Dobbins
Runnels Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Texas Legislature
Texas
A. J. Bishop
Winters
J. S
Bill) Moore
Dorsey Hardeman
San Angelo
Edward Cumbie
Bronte
Bronte Chapter of Eastern Star Meets Monthly
The Bronte Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star holds meetings on the second Monday each month. Visitors are welcome. cDNA Morrow is Worthy Matron and Dorothy Pruitt is Secretary.
Cotton Experts To Lead Coke Meeting In Robert Lee
A team from the Texas Agricultural Extension Service will conduct a cotton production program in Robert Lee on Wednesday April 20 at 2 00 P M in the County Court room. Specialists in insect control irrigation production harvesting and handling will join Extension Cotton Works Specialist Fred Elliott to discuss topics and show films. All interested in cotton production are invited to attend and ask questions.
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Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Robert Lee
Fred C. Elliott
Extension Cotton Works
Personal notices of extended family visits across Texas and New Mexico
Mr and Mrs C E Franks of Albany spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Linton Crow and Mr and Mrs Royce Lee. Royce Lee and family visited Dallas last week while their children remained in Bronte with the Crows. Weekend guests included Mr and Mrs Joe Renfroe of Abilene and their son Ph Archie. Keeen stationed at Ft Sill Oklahoma and Harold McCutchn of Jal New Mexico visited to fetch his wife and children. Additional guests were Marlin McCutchen of Odessa and Mr and Mrs Larry Abbott of San Angelo. L T Youngblood and wife traveled by train to White Sulphur Springs West Virginia for American Bankers Association sessions. He serves as a director. White Sulphur Springs is noted as a resort in that region.
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C. E. Franks
Albany
Linton Crow
Royce Lee
Mr. Franks
Mrs. Crow
Dallas
Royce
Melissa
Bronte
James Philips
Inlaw
Joe Renfroe
Abilene
Archie. Keeen
Ft. Sill
Okla
Harold
eCutn
Jal
N. M
Luther McCutchen
McCutchens
Marlin McCutchen
Odessa
Larry Abbott
Homes Change Hands in Bronte Area
Mr and Mrs F R Collins moved into a three bedroom house completed by C E Bruton in south Bronte. Emmett Coppock and wife occupy the former Collins home on the highway. Henry Walker and wife move into the Coppock residence. Marshall Stephen son and wife settled across from Kickapoo Baptist Church. Clyde Lee and wife moved in with unfinished exterior work south of E F Glenn residence. J R Rasco and wife moved their house from Humble camp into town two blocks east of the highway road to the park and are making improvements.
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F. R. Collins
C. E. Bruton
Bronte
Emmett Coppock
Collins
Henry Walker
Coppocks
Marshall Stephenson
Kickapoo Baptist Church
Clyde Lee
E. F. Glenn
J. R. Rasco
Census Taking Progressing in 1960 Count
A San Angelo Census Office report notes good citizen cooperation during the first week of compiling the 1960 census. Some may not yet be counted, but advance reports will be counted as soon as possible. Also mentions a local visit by Mr and Mrs Doyle Adair and Barrett from Houston and related family guests in Bronte.
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San Angelo
Bureau of the Census
W. G. Stacey
Henry's Food Market Opens Under New Management
Henry Walker now operates Henry's Food Market after purchasing Cumbie's Food Store. The opening weekend offered free coffee and a prize drawing with winners including J. Madera G. A. Braswell Mrs. Rube Collins Mrs. Ben Reaves H. H. Holland Mrs. J. W. Latham Sharon Mackey Pete Gentry and Mrs. Ben Ogles. The event marked the store's branding change. J. O. Y. Class Social at First Baptist Church held a April 11 gathering with several attendees and plans for a June social hosted by different members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Walker
Cumbie’s
J. Madera
G. A. Braswell
Rube Collins
Ben Reaves
H. H. Holland
J. W. Latham
Sharon Mackey
Pete Gentry
Ben Oglesby
First Baptist Church
Felloweship Hall
Vetal Flores
Messrs
Mmes
Preston Davis
Floyd Crunk
Taylor Emerson
Robert Forman
J. F. Hughes
Collings Sayner
Melvin Lasswell
Myrtle Lasswell
Emerson
Hughes
Lasswell
Leslie Lammers
Relatives visit at C. E. Arrott home
Mrs. Arrott hosted relatives including her brother and his wife Mr. and Mrs Ray Hudgens of Midland. Also present were Mrs Hudgens mother and sisters Mrs Anderson Ann and Peggy of Taber Canada.
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Bill Terry
Mae White
Zora Terry
Brownwood
M. W. Freeman
Stamford
Freeman
Bronte Lodge
By Sterling Lindsey
Doyle Adair
Barrett
Houston
J. S. Adair
Lubbock
Adair
Charlie Phillips
Clifford Baker
Henry’s Food
Henry’s Food Market
Ballinger Memorial Company
South Ballinger P. O. Box
H. D. Harwell
Sam L. Williams
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