Local College Students Begin Exodus to Campuses Statewide
The Enterprise lists local students bound for colleges across Texas as the fall term starts. Angelo State University leads with the most students including Dennis Adair Ronald Cooper Keith McCutchen Ran ay Barbee Jake Golson Garland Richards and others.
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Angelo State University
Dennis Adair
Ronald Cooper
Keith McCutchen
Ranay Barbee
Jake Golson
Garland
Carolyn Richards
Willie Zunig
Student Special Bronte Enterprise Nine Month Rate
Parents of college students are reminded of a special nine month subscription rate of 3.00 for The Bronte Enterprise. The rate equals less than 10 cents per copy and compares with the price of a letter from home.
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Bronte Enterprise
Soldier completes training and heads to California base
Garry Bivins returns from Fort Polk to visit Mrs Evins and Christine before leaving Sunday for a new assignment at Hunter Liggett Military Reservation in California. Mr and Mrs Wendell Lee move back to Bronte from Lometa and he starts work at Oak Creek Power Plant.
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Garry Bivins
Mrs. Evins
Christine
Fort Polk
Bivins
Hunter Leggett Miliary Reservation
California
Wendell Lee
Bronte
Lometa
Oak Creek
Personal News From Bronte Area Gossips
Local social notes list visits to Ernest Seay in Bronte Hospital and hospital stays for Mrs. Jim Adair and Mrs. Seay. Guests include Hadley Richards, Sam Seay, Jane of San Angelo, Bennie Oglesby, and David Leavell from Austin. Wilkins siblings attend a funeral in May and T O Spiller and family recount a Kerrville and Durango trip with F M Kelly of Katy.
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Texas A&m University
Janet Lee
Paula Landers
Randy Caperton
Kenneth Stroebel
Dee Ann Percifull
Cathy Bryan
Don Hageman
Texas Tech
Brian
Linda Richards
Doug McCutchen
Davis Corley
David Glenn
Robert Gallaway
Ann Cervenka
Gary Don Allen
Baylor University
Waco
Phyllis Morris
Keith Morris
Marvin Thomipson
David Bell
Bell and Howell
Fort Worth
Hadley Richards
Robert Lee
Sam Seay
Jane
San Angelo
Ernest Seay
Bronte Hospital
Loig Baker
Seay
Jim Adair
L. L. Wilkins
Joy Lynn
Houston
Wilkin
E. H. Wilkins
Webbs. N. M
Effie Driskill
Bennie Carol Oglesby
David Leavell
Austin
Ben Oglesby
Kenneth Henderon
Chance
F Huston
R. T. Canerton
T. O. Spiller
Kerrville
Bronte
Durango
Colorado
F. M. Kelly
Katy
News From Tennyson Feature Local Visitors and Births
Various residents and relatives visit in Tennyson and nearby towns including San Angelo, Miles, Bronte, and Eldorado. Notable items include a wedding-bridal shower trip mentions, multiple family gatherings, and the birth of Danny Len, son of Roy Lee Baker and family. Grandparents listed include Roy Baker of Miles and Dave Kelly of Miles.
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Reuben Blake
Fred Blake
Edwin Forehand
Jo Ella
J. B. Arrott
Wayne Arrott
Jack Corleys
J. C. Boatrights
Glenwood Marburger
Im San Angelo
Leonard Marburgers
Sparks
Bill Feil
Robert M. Brown
Debbie
Miles
Leon McCarty
Lance
Nancy
Bill Green
Preston Davis
Bronte
W. L. Caudle
Luther Hester
Paul Gordon
Vernie Smith
Wallace Montgomery
CL. R. Blake
Joe Ella
Robert Brown
Cy Young
J. C. Beatright
Deeana Arrott
Charlie Browns
the Browns
Danny Len
Roy Lee Baker
Tin San Angelo
Lee
Teresa
Roy Baker
Tennyson
Dave Kelly
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Korea
Herman Yancey
Herman Smith
Oscar Henderson
Roy Bakers
Jim Patton
Gladewater
Gene Halamicek
John
Myrtle Thomas
Mmas
J. C. Boatright
James Arrott
Charlie Brown
Tom Green
Franklin Thomas
James Arnott
Louis Bakers
John Leathers
Odessa
J. F. Gibsons
James Arrotts
Eldorado
Vidette Brown
Lake Proctor
Jack Corley
Davis
Jim Morrow
Becky
James Arnold Tidwell
Shelene
Jimmy
M. C. Lowry
Jerry
Hiico
Jack Bishop
Roy
Don
Dale
Larry Richards
Amy
Stephenville
Benny Corley
Barry
Rusty
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Vernie Smiths
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Bill Burles
George Wrinkie
Dionna Wrinkle
Lorri Ann Holton
Abilene
Hubbard
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