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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1954
Page
3
The district geologist J N Gregory is commended for his successful business conduct and civic activities. The note praises his character and hopes he will continue serving San Angelo and surrounding areas for many years.
The San Angelo business leaders H. G. Wendland and J. R. Salmon of The Wendland Manufacturing Company are recognized for civic involvement and progress in their community. They are praised for civic activity, local support, and loyal, appreciative citizenship.
The article praises Lewis Tatum of The Tatum Sporting Goods as a progressive, civic-minded businessman. It lauds his friendship among readers, his asset to the community, and his zealous promotion of civic progress, expressing congratulations and wishes for continued success.
Mrs Victor Sefcik of The Needle Art Shop now at 410 Pulliam earns universal respect in San Angelo and surrounding country for keeping the shop at the forefront of business and civic life in the district.
The tribute highlights Mrs. Sefcik’s quiet demeanor and firm judgment. It applauds her successful Needle Art Shop management and her constructive civic involvement, noting she earns respect and many consider her a valued friend.
A San Angelo tribute lauds John C. Head Jr of The Head Drilling Co for his progressive role in oil field activity, civic responsibility, and support of projects benefiting the city and district as petroleum production drives regional growth.
A San Angelo tribute highlights Tom Anderson of The San Angelo Typewriter and Supply Co as a progressive business leader and civic supporter. The piece commends his time energy and influence on local development and expresses optimism for his continued success.
A W Walls of The Concho Oil Co. is highlighted for his foresight and leadership in San Angelo and the surrounding trade area. The article credits him with promoting progress in business and civic life, praising his vision and regional impact.
The passage honors A. W. Walls as a business man and civic worker who contributed to the city’s welfare. It praises his goodwill, earned respect, and calls on him to continue advancing San Angelo with the success he has already enjoyed.
The article honors Fred Woods Sr. and Jr. for shaping San Angelo as a trading hub. It highlights their work with Woods Sea Food and the Dolphin Grill and notes that current leaders continue the city’s growth and prosperity through civic and business effort.
Earl C. Troop recently established the Troop Supply Company in San Angelo and has demonstrated strong executive ability in launching the venture. He is active in community affairs and has quickly earned friends and customers, with plans to take on full civic responsibilities in time.
J Paul Simpson, a leading general contractor, is highlighted as a reliable, responsible figure who consistently lends a hand to civic projects. The piece extols the importance of business leaders supporting community development and progressive city initiatives.
Mr. Simpson takes pleasure in aiding a worthy project for San Angelo and the surrounding area. The text praises him for civic responsibility and notes he is a recognized leader in business and community activities.
Progressive San Angelo businessman Bill Huddleston II is credited with sustaining The Walker Auto Parts and elevating its civic and commercial influence. His organizational skill turned ideas into action, benefiting the district, while his community work strengthened local welfare and city life.
J. W. Staley earns community praise for progress in service and civic involvement. His new ultra modern Phillips 66 station, opening late May, will be at East Harris and North Main, underscoring his leadership in local business life and public duty.
Tom W. Eason, a prominent San Angelo monument dealer with The San Angelo Marble and Granite Works, is highlighted as a dependable businessman in tough times. The article notes his optimism and broad circle of friends and associates across the district and his belief in local prosperity.
A progressive businessman is commended for community involvement and civic leadership. The tribute notes his successful private affairs and public contributions, recognizing his willingness to shoulder civic loads and deserve a brief commendation.
The San Angelo community recognizes Curtis Carter of The Curtis Carter Real Estate for his service to local industry trade advantages and district growth. He is praised for upright business methods and wide friendship, with wishes for continued success.
The community honors G. T. Trusler of The Cactus Oil Company for tireless civic service. He consistently answers calls for support on public projects, often sacrificing personal interests to advance worthy causes, proving himself a loyal and commendable citizen.
A civic minded entrepreneur, Curry Ducote, of The De Coty Coffee Company, is highlighted as a prominent San Angelo business figure. The piece notes his role in local business and civic life and references the company’s continued progress in the district.
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