Bronte High Students Head to Regional Meet
Bronte High School sends its track golf tennis and literary winners to the regional meet in Lubbock. Team members include Nicky Arrott Willie Sanchez James M Raughton and coachs Cecil Toliver Gerald Sandusky along with other players and alternates. Events start Friday at 9 a.m. with lodging at the Mo Chaparral.
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Bronte
Lubbock
James M. Raughton
Monica Flores
Jake Golson
Keith MccCutchen
Rodney Gardner
Gary Reilly
James Golson
Fascinating Fashions From Lively Land Show
The Band Boosters Club hosts a womanless style show Saturday at 7 30 p m with fathers of band members modeling women clothing. George Newby is master of ceremonies and Leonard Fletcher provides piano music.
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Boosters Club
George Newby
Leonard Fletcher
Lively Land
Political Edition Coming Next Week
A notice announces a political edition of The Eumte Enterprise to publish next week. Candidates or friends may advertise by Monday and picture arrangements by Saturday. It lists volunteers for scripts, decorations, lining up participants, ticket sales, concession, publicity, and band director duties. Admission is 75 cents for adults and 35 cents for children. A concession stand will operate in the school lunch room after the fashion.
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Eumte Enterprise
Enterprise
Alexander
J. L. Brunson
Jack Geist
R. T. Caperton
Efroy Butler
A. E. Stroebel
E. F. Glenn
LeDrew Arrott
Jack Glascock
Louis Thornton
Methodists Plan Revival Meeting at Bronte First UMC
A revival begins Friday May 1 at First United Methodist Church in Bronte with Dr. George A Fallon of Nashville preaching. Music directed by Wesley Boyd pair. weekday services at 8 PM with 7 AM morning services and 7 15 PM prayer sessions. Sunday schedule includes 10 AM Sunday School 11 AM worship MYF at 6 PM and 7 PM evening service led by Rev. Fred Brown invites all area residents.
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First United Methodist Church
Bronte
George A. Fallon
Nashville
Tenn
Wesley Boyd
Oklahoma City
Fred Brown
Former Spanish Teacher Plans Return After Army Service
Sp4 and Mrs. Darrel Windhaus of Baltimore visit Mrs. R. W. Rees. Windhaus will retire from the Army in five months and return to teach Spanish at Mesquite. He previously taught Spanish in Bronte Schools.
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Sp4
Darrel Windhaus
Baltimore
R. W. Rees
Windhaus
Mesquite
Bronte
Melissa Lee Lions Queen Candidate for District Contest
Melissa Lee of Bronte is the Bronze Noon Lions Club candidate for the District 2-1A queen contest in San Angelo on Friday. The winner advances to the Lions International state contest later this year. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Royce Lee and a Bronte High School junior and drum major of the Bronte Longhorn Band.
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Melisa Lee
Bronze Noon Lions Club
San Angelo
Lions International
Melissa
Royce Lee
Bronte
Bronte Longhorn Band
Time Change Due Sunday Bronte Area Adopts Daylight Saving
Bronte area residents join most of the country in moving clocks forward for a six month Daylight Saving Time period. Official change occurs at 2 a.m. on the last Sunday in April with clocks set back to Standard Time at 2 a.m. on the last Sunday of October.
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Bronte
Chang
Style Show Beauties Rehearsal Set For Thursday
A rehearsal for Band Boosters Club's Womanless Style Show participants is scheduled Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at the school to prepare performers for the event.
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Band Boosters Club
It Can Happen Here Dear Editor A Bronte Town Letter
A reader recounts Carl Lewis of Norton closing his store leaving Bronte without groceries or essentials. The letter warns local patronage hurts small towns, risking loss of businesses schools churches and community life, urging residents to support local merchants before they vanish. It ends with the plea that it can happen here.
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Carl Lewis
Norton
Mr. Lewis
Bronte
San Angelo
Absentee Voting Rules Change for May Primary
The article explains new state law changes affecting absentee voting for the May 2 primary. Voters with less than six months in a county must vote through the county clerk between April 20 and April 28, while those ill or temporarily away may vote by mail. County Clerk Winnie Waldrop notes absentee voting has been light and that April 28 is the final day.
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Winnie Waldrop
WSCS Plans Prayer Day at First United Methodist Church
A Call to Prayer and Self-Denial event will be held at the First United Methodist Church on Saturday starting at 2:30 p.m. The WSCS sponsors the program and invites women of the community to attend.
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WSCS
First United Methodist Church
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Donny
D. K. Glenn
Bioyce Lee
Eddie Alexander
Methodists Plan
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