Bronte Artists Sweep Prizes at Ballinger Show
Bronte artists captured two firsts and a second at the Ballinger Community Center show Sunday afternoon. Winners: landscape R. G. Phillips for Bluebonnet Scene. portrait Mrs. A. S. Masterson for Flower Child. still life Mrs. Robert M. Brown for After Daroe. Honorable mentions went to Mrs. Masterson and Phillips.
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Amrists
Ballinger
Royce Phillips
A. S. Masterson
Robert M. Brown
Ballinger Community Center
Cecil Darby
R. G. Phillips
Daroe
Manterson
Phillips
Bronte
Mirs
Masterson
Daylight Saving Time Reminder to Set Clocks
The notice explains you will lose an hour Sunday when clocks spring forward at 2 am for Daylight Saving Time and regain it on Oct 27 when Standard Time resumes. It suggests setting clocks before bed Saturday night since no law requires waiting until 2 am.
Mayor Presents Issues In May 7 Bond Vote
Article from Mayor Royce Lee outlines the case for a 300000 bond election on May 7. A public meeting is set for April 30 at 7 30 pm to address questions about jail facilities, an indoor assembly hall, and an agricultural livestock barn project, with county officials expected.
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Royce Lee
Bronte
Robert Lee
Four Qualify for State From Bronte High Track Team
Bronte High School qualified four athletes for the state UIL track meet in Austin the first weekend in May after a regional meet at Big Spring. Fort Hancock beat Bronte 51 to 48 to place first. Bronte earned two state spots through Davis Corley high jump and Manfred Thompson 220 yard dash, with Brian Richards setting a regional shot put record. Additional Bronte placers included Doug McCutchen in broad jump and the 440 relay, with others in discus and pole vault. The golf team fell to Loraine by one stroke, while the tennis squad managed some wins before losses to Eden and Barstow.
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Bronte High School
Austin
Bronte
Big Spring
Fort Hancock
Brian Richards
David Holobek
Paint Rock
Davis Corley
Doug McCutchen
Manfred Thompson
McCutchen
David Glenn
Nicky Arrott
Glenn
Thompson
Longhorns
Loraine
Mystery of Crazy Can yon Ranch staged at Bronte school
Seniors present the mystery comedy The Mystery of Crazy Canyon Ranch at 7 30 p m in Bronte school auditorium. The three act play follows an eastern girl who inherits a ranch in Arizona and complications with Wild Eyed Willie and a lively official cast. Tickets at 75 cents for adults and 50 cents for students. advance and door sales.
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Crazy Canyon Ranch
Bronte School
Arizona
Willie
Delima
Georgia
Thayer
Lindie Cumbie
Jennifer Fairchild
Kreta Riker
Anne Payson
Dorothy Ruth Martin
Peter Sheldon
David Glenn
Oglesby
Jani Lee
Norma Pruitt
Brock Morris Get Scholarship Offer from Howard Payne
Two more members of the 1967 Bronze Longhorn football team received football scholarship offers. Victor Brock and Keith Morris were offered partial scholarships by Howard Payne College in Brownwood. Brock said he would sign to play there. Morris could not discuss plans.
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Victor Brock
Keith Morris
Longhorn
Howard Payne College
Brownwood
Brock
Brownwood College
Morris
HPC
Bronte
Bronte Evening Lions To Have Drawings
Bronte Evening Lions Club will hold a drawing for a five dollar cash prize at each of the next four regular meetings. Members only. a winner must be present. If absent, the money carries over to the next drawing. Meetings are on the first and third Tuesdays at 7 p.m. at the Methodist Church.
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Bronte Evening Lions Club
Car Wash Saturday Sponsored by Junior Class
The junior class sponsors a car wash this Saturday at several local service stations. They will charge a fee of 2.00 per car and invite public patronage.
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Bond
Steve Williams
Charles Masterson
Fort Davis
Downing Roby
Eden
Barstow
Turnillo
Jim Courtney
Elizah Stockbond
Phoebe Stockbond
Sherrilyn Reilly
Miss Prim
Don Hageman
Krete Riker
Ana Cervenka
Bronte Evening Lions
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