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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1971
Page
5
Classified ad rates list five cents per word with three cent subsequent insertions and a minimum charge of fifty cents plus fifty cents for blind ads. Card of thanks five cents per word with a one dollar minimum. Display ads deadline five p m Tuesday, classified ads noon. Rentals and sales items include 4 and 3 room houses listed by Leslie Lammers and Marvin Corley with contact numbers.
Funeral services for Mrs. Ray Ivey 76 of Sherwood were conducted at First Baptist Church in Merizon with burial at Sherwood Cemetery. She died Monday afternoon of a heart attack at home. Born January 19 1895 in Lampasas she married Ray Ivey in Bronte August 6 1911. Survivors include husband a daughter two sons and several in laws and a sister in law.
Fay Daphne Croslin Roe, a former 4 H winner from Robert Lee Lamar County, received the National 4 H Club Conference Award for her work with low income families in foods and nutrition and clothing. She led donated foods programs and a biennial Career Clinic for Coke County high school students for eight years. Roe serves in multiple associations and is noted in Who's Who of American Women and Personality of the South. She is married to A J Roe Jr with two children and active in the United Methodist Church. Other regional award winners include Jewel Robinson Hockley County Dorothy Ives Orange County Mary Scott Winkler County and Margaret Guy Dallas County.
Attendees included Mr and Mrs Thomas Carlile Mr and Mrs Clyde Buford and Mrs Vernon Lammers for the funeral of their cousin Ernest Bud Carlile held Sunday in Dublin. Carlile aged 65 had been ill about ten months. He was the son of Cora Carlile of De Leon and the late Weas Carlile and a nephew of Ernest Seay of Bronte. Neither his mother nor Mr Seay could attend.
Mr and Mrs Jimmy Lee and family have moved to Bronte from San Angelo and are currently living in the Sandusky rent house northwest of town.
The 1.9 mile stretch of State Highway 70 north of Bronte will be widened and resurfaced in 1972 under the Highway Commission program. District Engineer J A Snell of San Angelo announced the project with an estimated cost of 53200. work supervised by Maintenance Engineer James R Evans and part of the State Highway Safety and Betterment Program for 1972.
Mrs B F Bridges sold her Bronte residence at 212 SW Railroad Street to Mr and Mrs Herman Rogge of San Angelo. The Rogges are former long time Bronte residents.
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