Bronte Reaches Playoff Finals To Face Ozona
Bronte baseball climbs to the Concho Basin league finals by sweeping Lo Wake with 14 2 and 9 6 Sunday. Ozona eliminates Robert Lee 6 3 to set the finalist matchup. Bronte hosts Ozona Sunday at 3 p m with Ben Spoonts pitching the opener and closing game two. Hedges homered in game one while Scott and Card homered in game two.
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Bronte
Lowake
Ozona
Robert Lee
Ben Spoonts
Joe Hedges
LeRoy Scott
Arnold Card
Percifal
Card
L. R. Scott
J. Corley
Herron
Mckinney
Proctor
J. W. Scott
Holden
M. Corley
Spoonts
P Hedges
E. Halfman
H. Halfman
Schultz
Ripple
Cf Killman
Brosig
Feist
4-H Girls Picnic Tuesday At Meeting
At the August 17 4-H club meeting Mrs H A Springer demonstrated ice cream freezing using eight parts ice to one part salt and Sagle condensed milk for texture. Officers Camille Martin and Felma Brunson were elected next year and a six member volunteer committee was requested.
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4-H Club
H. A. Springer
Camille Martin
Felma Brunson
Judith Anderson
Juanetta Coulson
J. K. Brunson
Jimmie Allen
Will Thomason
Jimmie Joyce Rainey
Carol Lynn
Tommie Killen Thomason
Judy
Angela Anderson
Mary Jane Powell
Springer
Bronte Leader Attends UCRA Conference in Galveston
L. T. Youngblood chairing the Upper Colorado River Authority with officers and attorney Glenn R. Lewis flew to Galveston for a contract conference with the U S Corps of Engineers. The group discussed the proposed complete purchase of 114 000 acre feet of storage in the North Concho reservoir. They reported routine matters were addressed and returned home Tuesday night. Also attending were Vice Chairman H G Wendland and Secretary Treasurer Gerald C Allen.
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L. T. Youngblood
Bronte
Upper
Colorado River Authority
Glenn R. Lewis
Galveston
U. S. Corps of Engineers
North Concho Reservoir
UCRA
Youngblood
H. G. Wendland
Gerald C. Allen
Bronte Club Arranges Meeting With Mrs Modgling
Bronte Senior HD club met August II at the home of Mrs Ada Modgling with 11 members and one visitor. Mrs T C Price spoke on care of dhinawali. Refreshments were served. Next meeting set with Mrs J B Glenn on September 8.
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Bronte Senior HD Club
Ada Modgling
T. C. Price
Mmes
Floyd Modgling
Frank Keeney
J. D. Leonard
Len Keeney
J. D. Huffaker
T.C
Price
Fred McDonald
Bob Ash
Charlie Keeney
Postmaster Carrie Williams Takes August Vacation
Mrs. Carrie Williams, the town postmaster, departed Sunday, August 15, for a two week vacation in Ruidoso New Mexico.
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Carrie Williams
Ruidoso
New Mexico
School supplies arriving daily at the central drug
Daily deliveries of classroom necessities reach Central Drug as school term approaches. Vendors note steady stock from multiple suppliers and expect more items for teachers and students this week. School officials urge early purchases to ensure full availability.
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Central Drug
Grain storage drives 1948 loan program details
Grain loans to support the farm price of wheat and sorghums depend on proper storage. County ACA Office in Robert Lee Texas provides program details and storage specs. Officials warn the nation is short millions of bushels of space for the 1948 crop and urge farmers to arrange storage now to avoid spoilage.
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ACA
Robert Lee
Texas
School Working Day Planned at Bronte School
Trustees and Supt J L Carroll announce a school working day next Tuesday and Wednesday inviting everyone to donate a day of work. The plan includes painting and straightening up before the opening of Echo.
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The
Bronte School
Supt. J. L. Carroll
Echo
Boy Scout Meeting Includes Breathing Drill And Games
Boy Scout troop 52 held their weekly meeting Friday with eight scouts and Scoutmaster Rev. Alvin B. Mauldin present. The group studied artificial respiration and played two games including participants Donald Mauldin Jimmie Best George Mitchell Eddie Ray Braswell Gail Lammers Alvin Mauldin Jr Jimmie Gray Marshall McCutchen and the Scoutmaster.
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Gail Lammers
Donald Mauldin
Jimmie Best
George Mitchell
Eddie Ray Braswell
Alvin Mauldin, Jr
Jimmie Gray
Marshnt McCutchen
Alvin BR. Mauldin
Cumbies On Vacation In New Mexico Trip
Mr and Mrs Irvin Cumbie of the Red and White store are vacationing in Ruidoso New Mexico. The brief item notes their travel plans and location.
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Mrs
Irvin Cumbie
Red and White
Ruidoso, New Mexico
First Methodist Church Service Announced in Bronte and Hayrick
Bronte and Hayrick host church events with Pastor Alvin R. Mauldin leading worship. Bronte offers 100-00 adm. church school at 11:00 and morning service titled A Dogged Faith. Hayrick schedules revival services at 7:00 pm.
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Hayrick
Food for Thought by Rev Mauldin on Bible study time
The piece urges believers to devote time to God and earnest Bible study. It compares spiritual growth to learning music and answers to ads promising quick mastery. It emphasizes that most people need to give more time to God and study to show themselves approved unto God.
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Alvin R. Mauldin
Heavenly Father
Pastor Mauldin Attends Southwestern Visions Conference
Rev Alvin R Mauldin pastor of Bronte Methodist Church is at Southwestern University Georgetown this week attending a visualid conference in return today.
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Alvin R. Mauldin
Bronte Methodist Church
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Coke County Clubs Complete Camp at Christoval
Coke County Women's Home Demonstration clubs held their annual encampment at Christoval with entertainment, crafts, and cookery demonstrations. Union club won first in stunts, followed by Friendship and Wildcat Jedith. Committee chairs included Mrs. Arratt, Miss Waldrop, and Mrs. Fields.
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Coke County
Christoval
TO Alm
Thenduandicrafts
Union Club
Mars
Vo Co Lammers
Mickie Walker
Madine Chak
Johnson
Johar Coadson
Friendship Club
Licenses Issued at Robert Lee Court House
Four licenses were issued recently at the Robert Lee court house. Names listed include Isadore Alvin Hadley and Bernice Tolson Shupe, Charles Ostrander Jr and Jean Mayer, Charles Fowler and Janice Eva Belle McCutcheon, and Brady O Mills and Lola Marie Horn.
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Court House
Robert Lee
Isadore Alvin Hadley
Bernice Tolson Shupe
Charles Ostrander, Jr
Jean Mayer
Charles Fowler
Janice Eva Belle McCutcheon
Brady O. Mills
Lola Marie Horn
Bronte Enterprise Wins Best All-Around West Texas Weekly
The Bronte Enterprise earns the West Texas Press association prize for best all-around weekly in towns under 2,000 population at a Del Rio convention. Judges cited overall excellence, news coverage, ads, layout, photos, and typography amid praise from readers and advertisers. Citizens of Del Rio and Villa Acuna hosted reporters with notable hospitality.
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Bronte Enterprise
West Texas
del Rio
West Texas Press Association
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Forrest Weimbold
Hockley County
Levelland
Roy Craig
Stamford American
Ben Son Tabby Oglesby
Bronte
Villa Acuna
Mexico
Drilling Expands in Jameson Field with New Offsets
In Coke County two new locations were staked to offset the Rawlings oil well near Bronte. Jameson field activity continues with Sun Oil and others testing deep wells, while reports note ongoing wartime spy hearings in Washington.
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Jameson Field
Hickok & Reynolds, Inc
Dan Aull
Rawlings
Bronte
Coke County
AL Ci Hill
Ralph Hl. Harris
Sun Oil
Noo
C. BE. Mathers
Sun Oil Go
E. Mathers
Sui Neo d Calla Mae Cargile
Horther
Cake County
Ellenburger
Pameson
Mathers
Walker
Jameson
Mon Gutherson
Stephenson Services Set for Saturday at Bronte Church
Funeral services will be held at Bronte Baptist Church Saturday for Stephen Stephenson of Roscoe Denton from Abilene. Interment in Bronte cemetery. He was killed in Belgium during World War I and survived by five brothers.
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Bronte Baptist Church
BP. i. Dar
Buel Stephenson
San Oat
Stephenson
Roscoe Res
Denton
Abilene
Ehie
York
Wionte
Bsial
Horning
Mie Stephensen
Niles Hugh School
Brookshire
Hie
Vesars
SaSten
Diversity Club Picnic At Tie City Park
Members of the Diversity club and their families held a Tuesday night picnic at Tie City Park with about 45 attendees. They enjoyed ham beans cabbage salad pickles onions tomatoes iced tea and pie as hostesses coordinated by Arnold Ball Otis Smith Charlie Boecking Will Tomason Vetal Flores Wo HL Maxwell and Alfred Taylor.
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Diversity Club
Tie City Park
Club
Dades
Davideak
Mines
Arnold Ball
Otis Smith
Charlie Boecking
Will
WSCS Meeting With Mrs Thomas Set For Monday
The Woman's Society of Christian Service will meet Monday at 3 30 p m at the home of Mrs George Thomas. Mrs Kiam Laswell will lead the study session for the group.
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WSCS
Thomas
WOS. Cos
George Thomas
Kiam Laswell
Bronze School Football Prospects Look Good Says Coach Gaddy
Coach W N Gaddy reported promising football prospects after a first meeting with about 20 Bronze school players. Equipment was issued Wednesday afternoon as they prepare to start training.
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W. N. Gaddy
Gaddy
Central Drug Offers Low Price School Supplies
Local drug shop advertises affordable school supplies with low prices aimed at students and families. Include notebooks pencils and other essentials available at discount.
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