Tenth Consecutive Reunion Held By Class of '48
The Class of 1948 marked its tenth annual reunion at Bronte City Park with 32 members and six room mothers attending. Plans were announced for a 1959 gathering, and a barbecue supper featured multiple families from Texas towns. Several attendees were listed, with updates on others visiting Bronte and area relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronte City Park
Buck Coleman
G. D. Luckett
J. P. Arrott Ranch
Luckett
Humble Recreation Hall
Cactus Cafe
Bronte Park
Allen Bryan
E. G. Collins
Bill Thomas
Douglas Ditmore
Farm Bureau Queen Contest Set for Aug 16
Coke County Farm Bureau will crown the 1958 Queen Aug 16 at the annual fair site to be announced in next week's Enterprise. Eligible girls ages 6 to 22 must be single with parents who are Farm Bureau members. A junior Queen contest ages 12 to 15 will also be held with the same rules and a talent show accompanies the event for entrants with entertainment talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coke County Farm Bureau
C. E. Arrott
Coke County Farm Organization
Farm Bureau
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. Arrott
Mrs
Joel Webb
J. L. Alexander
Lee Allen
Ft. Worth
Howard Smith
Midland
Lee Allen Stewart
San Angelo
Bill
Robbie Herron
Mike
Odessa
Dot
Corky Collins
Steve
Merkel
Joel
Dellas Webb
Brenda
Nolan
Buck Colemans
Susan
Jeanie
Ballinger
J. C. Boatrights
Brookshire
J. P. Arrott
Dee
Tennyson
Tom Green
Jackie Rogers
J. B. Arrotts
Douglas Dumores
Bobby Vaughns
James Lynn
Jolene
Bill Lucketts
Deb
Homer
Oscar Renshaw
Jesse Pearl
W. J. Eads
Tige Richards
Leon Rogers
Waco
Bronte
Ross
Shirley
Sweetwater
Justice of the Peace
J. T. Liles
Coke County Quarterly Statement
General County Road & Bridge
Social Security Coke Co. Park
Sinking Courthouse
Sinking Hospital
State OF
Texas
Coke
Gertrude Gray
Coke County
O. B. Jacobs
Notary Public