School Lunch Funds and Field Prep On Tap
The school board approved continuing federal milk reimbursements and state funding for lunchroom costs. They also authorized deep plowing of the football field, with Jack Dixon hired for the work and 520 yards of sand moved onto the field prior to plowing. The tax equalization board will meet June 6 to work on the rolls. A family visit to San Angelo followed by a stop to see Miss Sarah Thomas is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dixon
Black
Howard Brock
Longhorns
D. K. Glenn
W. H. Maxwell, Jr
Sid Evans
F.S. Higginbotham
Buddy Kirkband
Gwen
Calvin Mee- Cutchen
Douglas
San Angelo
Sarah Thomas
Bronte
Local Women Sweep Flower Show Wins at San Angelo Event
Mrs Collins Sayner and Mrs John Harris led results at the San Angelo Garden Club Flower Show held in the National Guard Armory. Sayner won multiple ribbons across arrangements and horticulture divisions, including blue for Oriental Jade and several reds and whites. Harris earned a blue for her ranunculus entry in horticulture, marking first-time show participation for both women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins Sayner
John R. Harris
San Angelo
New Tax Exemptions Held For Alpine Cosgroves Baby
Mr and Mrs Owen Cosgrove of Alpine are parents to a daughter Tana Sue born Thursday April 17 at Coke County Memorial Hospital in Robert Lee weighing 7 pounds 15 % ounces. Her brother Stephen Glenn 20 months old is at home. The mother is Martha Sue Richardson and paternal grandparents are Charlie Cosgrove and wife in Oklahoma City. Cosgrove was a Church of Christ minister at Bronte and Robert Lee and is now a graduate student at Sul Ross College in Alpine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Cosgrove
Alpine
Tana Sue
Coke County Memorial Hospital
Robert Lee
Stephen Glenn
Martha Sue Richardson
T. A. Richardson
Charlie Cosgrove
Oklahoma City
Cosgrove
Church of Christ
Bronte
Sul Ross Colege
Robert B. Springer
Wichita
Kansas
Rhonda Ann
Jo Dell Walton
Ronald Walton
Sam Springer
Political Announcements for July 26 1958 Democratic Primary
The Enterprise lists candidates for public offices to be decided in the Democratic Primary on July 26 1958. Names include J L Chilly Tinkler Charlie Boecking for County and District Clerk Jeff Dean Earnest Ivey for County Judge and Ex Officio Supt of Schools Gertrude Gray Lillian Caraway for County Treasurer Howard Brock E Mcmuire for Commissioner Precinct 2 Claude Ditmore for Commissioner Precinct 4 Earl D Pete Nutter L L Enerim B G Timmons George Wrinkle Jess Liles for Justice of the Peace Precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Dean Earnest Ivey
Justice of the Peace
Earl D
Pete) Nutter
Bronte Youth Seminar to Feature Jack Heacock
Jack Heacock Youth director of the Southwest Texas Conference of the Methodist Church will lead a Bronte Youth Seminar at 3 30 p m at the church and speak at Sunday services. He will be accompanied by his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Heacock
Austin
Southwest Texas Conference of the Methodist Church
Bronte
Heacock
Pete Gentry III Honored Health Battle in Angelo
Pete Gentry III, a well known local resident, is in Shannon Hospital San Angelo undergoing treatment for a heart attack. He became ill at home for lunch Monday and was taken to San Angelo. Reported Thursday to be recovering satisfactorily, though likely hospitalized several more weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Gentry
Shannon Hospital
San Angelo
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TV Ad Radio Repair Service
J. F. Hughes
Shop Bronte
Louvenir
K.rees
Home Motor Co. Bldg
First Baptist Church
Billy Butts
Brownwood
Oak Creek Lake
Royce Lee
Robstown
J. L
Chilly) Tinkler
Charlie Boecking
Gertrude Gray
Lillian Caraway
Howard Brock Co
E. McGuire
Claude Ditmore
Joe Greenhill
Travis County
Texas Supreme Court
Irial
Inu
Rdl
Adv
J. Chrys Dougherty News
The
Bronte Enterprise
E. T. Lowrance
Morgan
Bosque County
Lowrances
O. T. Allison
Conoco
Tommy
A. E. Bell, Jr
Daniel Scott
Dallas
M. A. Scott
Scott
Pete Gentry III
Angelo Hospital
Kimbell
Blackeye Peas
Kimbel
Uncle Ben Rice
del Monte Tomato
Hormel
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