Second Democratic Primary Vote Instructions
Ballot guidance explains you may mark an X beside a chosen candidate or scratch out all other names in each race. It names Alfred M. Scott in Travis County as the example candidate for voting.
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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1954
Page
6
Ballot guidance explains you may mark an X beside a chosen candidate or scratch out all other names in each race. It names Alfred M. Scott in Travis County as the example candidate for voting.
A long list of Bronte residents and relatives visiting from Meadow Fort Stockton Houston Lubbock Robert Lee San Angelo Sweetwater Rankin San Antonio Shamrock Jal New Mexico Crane and other towns with multiple family groups for visits and vacations. The piece notes several guests and returning travelers over a period.
Mr and Mrs James Rudasill from Rock Springs visited the W W Millikin home over Sunday. A Percifull family reunion was held with Noel Percifull and Gay of Abilene, Wayman Percifull and children of Midland, and Floyd Gravitt and children of San Angelo attending. Drove to Dallas for vacations: F R Collins family. Ann Adams visited Laredo. Opal McCord of Bonham and Don Manus of Abilene visited Bruton family. Willoughbys returned from ten day trip including Alpine Eastland Ft Worth and Dallas to see Cinerama. Higginbothams hosted Cheta Fitzhugh from San Antonio. Jack Hamilton of Dallas visited. C R Smith and wife traveled to South Texas to establish blouse factory sales contacts.
The Parker family reunion was held Saturday and Sunday at Ballinger Park with sixty eight persons present. Attendees included J. T. Brice and family and A. B. Singleton and family.
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