Chevrolet dealers attend first Detroit convention since 1936
About 7 000 Chevrolet dealers and executives from Texas and nearby states traveled to Detroit by plane and car to attend a historic first of its kind convention. Leamon Knudsen and Larry Averill greeted guests as the event previewed 1964 models and featured a gala revue and exhibits at Cobo Hall.
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Detroit
Chicago
Atlanta
New Orleans
Capertons
Louisiana City
Motor City
Chevrolet
Lemon E. Knudsen
General Motors
Larry Averill
Cobo Hall Exposition Center
Bronte Couple Welcome Baby Tommy Joe Ensor
Mr. and Mrs. J. Lee Ensor of Bronte are the parents of a son, Tommy Joe, born at 8 30 a m on August 17 in Coke County Memorial Hospital at Robert Lee. He weighed seven pounds ten ounces. The couple also have three children: Marvin Ray, Billy Wayne and Katherine Ann. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Ensor of Bronte and Mrs. Della Bryant of Ballinger.
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J. Lee Ensor
Bronte
Tommy Joe
Coke County Memorial Hospital
Robert Lee
Marvin Ray
Billy Wayne
Katherine Ann
Hollis Ensor
Della Bryant
Ballinger
Move to Abilene for Wilson Family
Mr and Mrs Bob Wilson and their children moved last Thursday to a new home in Abilene. Wilson has attended the Stenographic Institute of Texas in Abilene for the past 20 years and plans to finish the course soon. He sold his barber shop in July to John Boyles and the family lived here 12% years, active in community church and school activities.
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Bob Wilson
Abilene
Wilson
Stenographic Institute of Texas
John Boyles
Bruce Clift in Serious Condition at San Angelo Hospital
Bruce Clift of Robert Lee owner of Clift Funeral Home remains in serious condition in a San Angelo hospital. He was transferred from Coke County Hospital to San Angelo last weekend.
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Bruce Clift
Robert Lee
Clift Funeral Home
San Angelo
Coke County Hospital
Braves to Play Robert Lee Sunday
Bronte Braves will face the Robert Lee Rabbit Twisters this Sunday in a men's baseball matchup. The public is invited to attend.
Meadow Texas Letters to Editor Subscriptions and Rain Notes
A Meadow Texas letter reports sending $8100 for another year of the hometown paper. The writer praises a welcome rain of 1.5 to 2 inches and hopes Coke County received moisture. The note also mentions guests of Mrs. La Rue Broussard and family from Carbon and Houston.
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Hope Coke County
John Coulsons
la Rue Broussard
W. R. Ussery
Carbon
I. W. Ussery
Suzette
Houston
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Longhorns
Tampax
Rankin Ozona Rochelle
Free Longhorn
Hurley Pharmacy
Elmer Hurley
Pharmacis
Meadow, Texas
Shine Boy
Lak
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