Bronte School Board Elects Rawlings President at Reorganization
In a reorganizational meeting last Thursday, Bronte School Board reelected Joe Rawlings as president and named Edward Cumbie as vice president and A E Bell Jr as secretary. J B Morrow and Conda O Richards were sworn in, with three standing committees named and staff hires announced including the new school secretary Mrs Clark Glenn and several lunchroom and bus personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Rawlings
Bronte
Edward Cumbie
A. E. Bell Jr
J. B. Morrow
Conda O Richards
A. E. Gentry
Winnie Tidwell
R. W. Sims
Clint Low
Career Day Set For High Schools
A career exploration day is scheduled for Monday April 20 at Bronte School with Bronte Robert Lee and Silver high school students attending. Sponsored by Coke County schools and the Texas Agricultural Extension Service, events run 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. with speakers Supt Co Barbee Morrow and Paul B Faulkner. Students will rotate to consultations and demonstrations at lunch and in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronte School
Robert Lee and
Silver
Bronte High School
Coke County
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Barbee
Morrow
Vocaional Education
Central High School
San Angelo
Paul B. Faulkner
Abilene Christian College
Personal News Notes From Lubbock Area
Mr and Mrs Bobby Wrinkle moved to Liberal Kansas where he will work for Construction Services Inc. The Wrinkles and the Arthur and Hiram Brock families hosted visits from Midkiff and Detroit Michigan relatives. Supt C B Barbee attends a Texas Association of School Boards workshop at San Angelo College as resource person on focal school problems. Mrs Altha Stephenson and Marshall Stephenson with Orel Stephenson of Detroit visited Lubbock Meadow and the Coalson family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Wrinkle
Liberal
Kansas
Construction Services Inc
Billy Charles Wrinkle
Midkiff
Arthur Wrinkle
Hiram Brock
C. B. Barbee
Texas. Association of School Boards
San Angelo College
Altha Stephenson
Marshall Stephenson
Orel, Stephenson
Detroit
Michigan
Lubbock
A. Q. Vaughn
Meadow
John Coalson
Eastern Star invites Masons to Memorial and Dedication Program
Worthy Matron extends a cordial invitation to Masons and families to attend an open Memorial and Dedication Program on Monday April 20 at 7 30 in the Masonic Lodge Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Lodge
Vacation school workshop attendees at St Luke's Church
Mmes A S Masterson John Nelson and Elmer Lynn Modgling attended a vacation bible school workshop at St Luke's Methodist Church in San Angelo on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmes
A. S. Masterson
John Nelson
Elmer Lynn Modgling
St. Luke's. Methodist
San Angelo
De Leon Man Fined for Public Drunkenness
Lewis Ramirez of DeLeon was fined 25.50 by Justice of the Peace J. T. Liles after being charged with drunkenness in a public place. He was arrested Sunday night by Deputy Sheriff Jesse Parker and released Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Ramirez
DeLeon
Justice of the Peace
J. T. Liles
Jesse Parker
Dick Suggs Returns Home After Medical Treatment
Dick Suggs of Sweetwater, formerly of Bronte, has returned to his home after a three week medical stay at Veterans Hospital in Big Spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Suggs
Sweetwater
Bronte
Veteran’s Hospital
Big Spring
Volleyball Girls Fall in District Play
The Forsan district meet saw the bronze girls team lose last Friday with scores 16 14 and 15 11 in a second round setback. Walter Valley defeated the high school girls 16 14 and 15 7 15. Elementary girls also lost their first round to Forsan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsan
Lter Valley
Also Mentioned on This Page
of Trustees
Robert Lee
Martin Lee
C. E. Bruton
Elmer Hurley
Royce Lee
Royce Rancher
Billy Joe Luckett
Ing
Hurley
Lees
Fancher
Bruton
Luckett
Masonsoes
Deleon Man
Glenn Sims
Ronnie Lee
Edwyn McDaniel
Barry Curlee
Jimmy Wells
Jim N
Fe Shaun
Cok
Sims Food Store
Hormel
Kimbell’s ‘Biscuits
Oleo
Kimbell
Gandy
Frozan
Lipton
DART
Blue Lake
Oak Hill
Maryland Club
Cofeee
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