Walter Hester services held at Robert Lee church
Funeral services for Walter Robert Hester aged 62 were conducted Saturday at 3 p.m. at Robert Lee Baptist Church with burial in Robert Lee Cemetery under Newby Funeral Home. He died Aug. 4 in West Coke County after a long illness. Born December 30, 1909 in Sterling County, he lived in Lake County since age three and was a retired heavy equipment operator. Survivors include his wife Marie Childress, two daughters Sandra Michaels and Joyce Wilson, a son Don Hester, two brothers, three sisters, and four grandchildren.
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Walter Robert Hester
Robert Lee Baptist Church
Robert Lee
Newby Funeral Home
Mr. Hester
West Coke County Hospital
Sterling County
Lake County
Marie Childress
Hester
Sandra Michaels
San Angelo
Joyce Wilson
Don Hester
Big Spring
Joe Hester
Bronte
Weldon Hester
Weatherford
Mable Mundell
Willie Willie Yarbrough
Mozelle Smith
Relative dies in Arizona in Bronte kin
Word was received of the death Tuesday morning of Mrs. Donna Daniels of Phoenix Arizona. She was an aunt of Mrs. Winnie Tidwell and sister in law of Mrs. Minnie Ake and Mrs. Bessie Hallmark all of Bronte.
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Donna Daniels
Phoenix, Ariz
Winnie Tidwell
Minnie Ake
Bessie Hallmark
Bronte
Services at Ralls for Ira Prewitt
Ira Prewitt 78 of Ralls died Monday evening after a period of ill health. He operated an elevator and feed store in Ralls before retiring. Funeral services were held in Ralls Wednesday at 3 p.m. He married Sybil Mackey in 1920. Survivors include his wife two daughters and several grandchildren. Relatives from Bronte attended.
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Ira Prewitt
Ralls
Rallis
Prewitt
Sybil Mackey
Bronte
Vile Damner
D. L. Allison
Harpy
J. M. Mackey
J. B. Mackey
Jimmy Ed Mackey
Dolan Mackey
Bronte Blackwell Wall Game Postponed to Aug 15
The Bronte and Blackwell Wall men's team game announced in last week’s Enterprise was postponed from Thursday night and rescheduled for Tuesday, August 15, at an alternate venue.
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Bronte
Blackwell
Wall
Read the Classifieds for Time Well Spent
A short note urges readers to study the classified ads, arguing that a few minutes spent reviewing listings can yield useful finds and opportunities. The reminder emphasizes practical value and local information.
Services Held in Angelo for Mrs Pearl Neeley
Funeral services for 79 year old Mrs Pearl Neeley of San Angelo were conducted Aug 1 at Johnson s Funeral Home Chapel with J G Bunyard of the Business Men s Bible Class officiating. Burial followed in Fairmount Cemetery. She died July 29 at Baptist Memorial Geriatric Hospital. Born October 13 1892 in Alabama she had lived in San Angelo since 1924. Survivors include a daughter Mrs Tommie Goodwin of Austin a son James Neeley of Lawrence Kansas four sisters a brother six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. She was a sister of the late T E Tidwell of Bronte.
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Pearl Neeley
San Angelo
Johnson
Funeral Home
J. G. iBunyard
Business Men's Bible Class
Fairmount Cemetery
Baptist Memorials Geriatric Hospital
Neeley
Alabama
Tommie Goodwin
Austin
James Neeley
Lawrence, Kans
T. E. Tidwell
Bronte
Johnnie Dixon Dies in Arizona
Funeral services were held in Willcox Arizona for Johnnie Hodges Dixon who died in a Willcox hospital Sunday August 6 after years of poor health. Born January 8 1894 in Menard he lived in Coke County and Ozona before working as a guard in Florence and in a taxidermy business. He was retired and had lived in Willcox about 10 years. He is survived by his wife a son a daughter two brothers four granddaughters and many nieces and nephews.
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Johnnie Hodges Dixon
Willcox
Ariz
Dixon
Menard
Edward B. Dixon
Bronte
Coke County
Ozona
Arizona
Florence
Thelma
Betty) Henderson
Larry D. Dixon
W. D. White
R. S
Bill) Dixon
Coolidge, Ariz
M. J
Jack) Dixon
Clifford Hageman
Screwworm Cases Continue in Coke County
The screwworm situation grows with 17 cases confirmed last week and the year total surpassing 100. Readings list samples from G. C. Allen and many residents among others, while livestock issues include rabies in cattle owned by M. C. Hendry and Dewey Luckett and a malignant edema case near Maverick in Runnels County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Allen
R. V. Copeland
Preston Davis
Bryan Gartman
Ed Roberts
Finnell
Eula Smith
Don Sparks
C. M. Arrott
James Counts
R. C. Lasswell
J. B. Mackey
Fred McCabe Jr
Bill Matlock
Dawson Coleman
Garland Spencer
M. C. Hendry
Dewey Luckett
Silver
Juniper
Maverick
Runnels
Will Thomason
Miller of
Ballinger
Winners Named in Junior Golf Meet at Mountain Creek
A Monday junior golf tournament at Mountain Creek Golf Course featured four age groups with trophies for top three in each. Winners included Clay Allen 83 in 11 and under, Calvin McElreath 83 in 12-13, Randy Waterhouse 76 in 14-15, and Morris Lindsey 82 in 16-17, with multiple Robert Lee and nearby town players earning runner-up spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lee
Mountain Creek
Clay Allen
Wesley Sawyer
Kevin Roe
Calvin McElreath
Midland
Murray Heldich O’ Sweetwater
Gary Womack
Randy Waterhouse
San Angelo
Mark Carter
Ballinger
Wayne Alexander
Bronte
Morris Lindsey
Abilene
Steve Meadows
Bill Ronalds
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Marri Deen
Call
Angelo
Johnnie Dixon
Coke
Cox’s Jewelry
Sweetwater, Texas
Bobby Bailey
David Chapman
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