Bronte School Prep For New Year As Classes Open
Fort Chadbourne reunion attendees over 80, including Mrs. Wes Carlisle and Mrs. Mary Lasswell, mark a community tie. Bronte School starts Monday with about 290 students, new 180 day rule, updated cooling, a new refrigeration unit, and a kindergarten for five year olds taught by Mrs. Bob Shields. Faculty report for a two day prep period as lunchroom prices rise slightly.
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Bronte School
Supt. C. B. Barbee
Bob Shields
Texas
Charlie Copeland
Blackwell
Wes Carlisle
DeLeon
L. G. Bergen
San Angelo
Mary Lasswell
Johnny Richards
M. Russell
H. M. Stevens
Winnie Madera
A. J. McDaniel
W. J. Eads
Buionte
Ruth Spencer
District Court Seated Monday with Civil Docket Set
A 51st District Court petit jury is called for Monday with civil cases on the docket. Plaintiffs include A. Bird et al vs Colorado River Municipal Water District and R. L. Lohse vs Colorado River Municipal Water District. Also J. C. Tate vs Carl Hurley for damages. Jurors from Rob ert Lee and Bronte listed. School staff and employees names appear for district roles and assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Barn Chemicals, Inc
Dolan Mackey
Mackey Feed & Supply
Terry Frank Bryan
James H. Craig
James Deen
Dale Fields
Ray Shandley
Ivey O. Eubanks
R. L. Flanagan
Louise Hatch
George Newby
Donald Mauldin
Arthur L. Runnion
Marvin A. Simpson
Juanita Trimble
Frank Wojtek
Curtis Walker
Glen W
C. BE. McGuire
Dortney Faye Pruitt
Bronte
Ted Pitcock
Lance
Billy M. Jones
Silver
Big Crowd Attends Fort Chadbourne Reunion in Bronte Park
A Fort Chadbourne reunion drew 117 registrants at Bronte County Park. The gathering elected to become an annual event with the next reunion set for the first Sunday in October 1971. Ex-residents shown as professionals include doctors and teachers among many occupations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Chadbourne
Bronte County Park
Sybil Henry Tops Three Men On Local Golf Course
On Tuesday afternoon on the golf course Sybil Henry outplayed three men including her husband James Oscar Koenig and Marvin Bryant. The item is a light note in the paper and the paper invites readers to sponsor football ads by calling The Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sybil Henry
James Oscar Koenig
Marvin Bryant
Halamiceks Welcome Dutch Journalist Visitor in Texas
Mir and Mrs. Gene Halamicek host Willem Josef Maria van Beerendonk of Venlo Netherlands a visiting journalist touring the country. He met the Halamiceks in California and was invited to visit them. Van Beerendonk works for a daily newspaper in Venlo and spoke of liking West Texas people and weather while also speaking French and German.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir
Gene Halamicek
Willem Josef Maria van Beerendonk
Venlo
Netherlands
van Beerendonk
Halamiceks
California
West Texas
Norma Pruitt Wins Fourth in Style Show at San Angelo
Miss Norma Pruitt placed fourth in the Maurice Mademoiselle Style Show held last Friday in San Angelo. The event mixed fall fashions with a talent contest. Pruitt, Baylor freshman, won 25 dollars and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Noah Pruitt Jr. Other Bronte girls in the show included Patty Rawlings Carla Walters Judy Ogilvy Linda Carlton and Cynthia Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Pruitt
San Angelo
Pruitt
Baylor
Noah Pruitt Jr
Bronte
Patty Rawlings
Carla Walters
Judy Ogilvy
Linda Carlton
Cynthia Robinson
Watermelon Feast and Pep Rally Planned at Bronte Park
A watermelon feast and pep rally are scheduled for August 21 at Bronte County Park. Activities begin at 8 p m with invites extended to all. Coaches Gerald Sandusky and Bob Shields bring their 197¢ Longhorn squad, the Longhorn Band performs, and cheerleaders will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronte County Park
Gerald Sandusky
Bob Shields
Band Booster Club Meets Next Tuesday at School
The Band Booster Club schedules a 7 30 p m meeting at the school Tuesday to discuss assisting the Longhorn Band. President Mrs James Lee invites all parents and interested residents to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longhorn Band
James Lee
ASC Election Set Sept II Coke County Officials Urge Voting
Coke County ASC officials urge eligible farmers to vote in the September 11 election with ballots mailed around September 1. Former voters will elect three community committeemen and two alternates per ASC community while petitions for nomination run July 28 through August 17.
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ASC
Frank Percifull
Coke Asc
ASCS
ALCS
Alto Lee Service Held Tuesday
Funeral services for Alto Franklin Lee 83 of Maverick were held at 3 p m Tuesday in Allen Davis Funeral Home Chapel Ballinger. Burial was in Norton Cemetery. He died Monday at 9 am in Ballinger Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He was born June 17 1887 in Evant and moved to Runnels County in 1905 residing in Maverick since. A Baptist and retired farmer he married Grace Hardy January 6 1945 in Paint Rock. Survived by wife six sons six daughters two brothers two sisters twenty two grandchildren forty two great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. Pallbearers were grandsons including Larry Lee Irving Monte Lee Plainview J W Lee Olton Steve Lee Cotton Center Joe Burson Waco Dwayne.
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Alto Franklin Lee
Maverick
Allen Davis
Ballinger
Norton Cemetery
Mr. Lee
Ballinger Memorial Hospital
Evant
Runnels County
Grace Hardy
Paint Rock
T. J. Lee
Meridian
Alto C. Lee
el Freda
Ariz
Weldon Lee
Brownwood
Lorenza Lee
Hart
Irvin Lee
Hale Center
Bailey Lee
O. W. Burton
San Angelo
Terry Hardy
Ona Mise Lee
Fort Stocktion
Renza
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de Leon
C. B. Barbee
Wanda N. Barbee
Jean Fancher
Elizabeth Golson
James L. Golson
Bennie Hambright
J. T. Henry
Linda Jones
Wayne King
Mary Lawdon
Suzanne Perry
James M. Raughton
Jean Raughton
Jo Ann Shields
Zula Sweeten
Louis Thornton
Vera Thomas
Jimmy Sbadgett
Evert Best
Laura Gentry
Bennie Hampbright
Oleta Braswell
Daisy Sims
Marvin Corley
Clayburn Webb
Mary F. Glenn
Eva Jo Lee
Willie Mae Glenn
Billie Champion
B. D. Snead
Ft. Chadbourne
George Thomas
Atomic Energy
San Angelics
Odessa
Midland
Dublin
Rising Star
Wintes
Robert Lee
Ovale
O’donnell
Tahoka
Denver City
Kerrville
Bandera
Caracas
Coke County Officials of
The
Conservation Service
Encour
Alto Lee
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