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Bronte Enterprise

Location

Bronte, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1959

Page

2

WWII Veterans Have One Year to Apply for GI Loans

August 13 1959 report from P J Mims VA regional office in Waco notes Congress set July 25 1960 as the loan application cut off for World War II veterans with a processing window to July 25 1961. Korean veterans have until January 31 1965 to apply and 35 percent of eligible WWII veterans have used GI loan provisions by May 31 1959. Total loans through that date total $39.22 billion with homes dominating at 4 657 100 loans, 228 400 for business ventures, and 69 800 for farms and equipment.

P. J. Mims Veterans Administration Waco Congress Korea Mims

Mrs Sneed Improves After Major Surgery in California

Mrs. Fannie Sneed of Fort Worth and formerly of Bronte and Blackwell is recovering well after major surgery in Santa Maria California. She expects to return home to Fort Worth around September 1. Mrs. Sneed is a sister of Walter Moore of Blackwell.

Fannie Sneed Fort Worth Bronte and Blackwell Santa Maria Calif Snead Walter Moore Blackwell

Weekend Visitors Fill Home Across Towns

Weekend visitors included Mrs Murtishaw and Mark plus Mrs Charles Featherston and family from Jal New Mexico. Effie Roberts and Mark joined the visit before returning home with them. George Gideon and family stayed with Will Gideon in Ozona where he works at a radar warning station. Bill Thomason of Midland and Billy Paul Thomason with children of Brownfield visited Ernest Marshall. Tommy Ellen Thomason of Lubbock joined Diane and Janice Pruitt from Port Arthur at their grandparents Noah Pruitt Sr.

H. C. Murtishaw Mark George Gideon Will Gideon Ozona Gideon U. S Bill Thomason Midland Billy Paul Thomason Brownfield Tommy Ellen Thomason Lubbock Ernest Marshall Diane Janice Pruitt Port Arthur Mrs Noah Pruitt

County golf course discussion set for Thursday meeting

A second Coke County golf course meeting is scheduled for Thursday at 7 30 PM in the courthouse. Local leaders seek input from Jerry Turner and a San Angelo pro visit to assess a 200 acre city site east of Robert Lee with two lakes. Members may pay 100 to join, with hopes of county wide support including Bronte Silver and Robert Lee.

Coke County Court House Robert Lee Cumbie Ivey Jr Dick Turner San Angelo Country Club Bronte Silver

New Jax Exemptions Pamela Joy Born to Brice Family

Pamela Joy Brice is the Bronte Hospital newborn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Brice of Robert Lee born Monday August 10. She has four sisters Shirley Judy Darlene and Edwina and grandparents J T Brice of Bronte and S B Plumlee of Robert. Paul Clark Jr. and Mrs Mary Clark of Bronte are Odessa parents of a new son born Saturday afternoon in Odessa weighing 8 pounds 4 ounces. The father Paul Clark is Bronte and the Clark name will be carried by the child. grandfather Paul Clark and great grandmother Mrs Mary Clark are noted.

Pamela Joy E. J. Brice Robert Lee Bronte Hospital Shirley Judy Darlene Edwina J. T. Brice Bronte S. B. Plumlee Paul Clark, Jr Odessa Paul Clark Mary Clark Clark

Rain Fails to Reach South as Bronte Receives Heavy Shower

Good rain fell here with thundershowers dumping 1.14 inches on Bronte last Saturday morning aiding farmers and yardkeepers. The rain was uneven with no moisture south of town and less to the west while north of town saw good showers. Thunderheads formed midweek raising hope the forecast of clear to partly cloudy weather might be wrong as highs approached 100 degrees.

Bronte Here

Henrys Attend State Vocational Agriculture Meeting in Fort Worth

Mr. J. T. Henry attends a state meeting for vocational agriculture instructors in Fort Worth this week. Mrs. Henry and Linda visit her parents while he is at the gathering.

Linda Fort Worth Henry

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Vantage Mrs. Sneed Gulf Service Station Bill and Charles Bob Grimes Jax J. T. Henry Bronte Flowers & Gifts Hiway Bronze Enterprise
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