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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1960
Page
3
Bryan Dickson representing Kansas City Life Insurance Company with office in room 209 Phillips-Talley Building is recognized as progressive and ethical. He fosters civic projects and business growth, helping San Angelo be seen as the logical business center of the region.
Ruby M. Hanna runs Watsons Cafe at 200 North Chadbourne with high quality service and popular dining. She participates in community affairs quietly and effectively, earning recognition for civic leadership and ongoing support of local projects.
Basil Whatley of Whatley Floor Covering at 527 East 19th earns a reputation for progressiveness in business and public life. He has consistently advanced services for customers and dedicated time to the community beyond his private affairs.
The notice praises Basil Whatley for his success in business and his dedication to public duty. It credits him with serving not only the city but the broader district and expresses pleasure in publicly recognizing his civic obligations and achievements.
Calvin Motl retail sales manager and vice president of McRan Incorporated at 810 West 14th is highlighted for his role in promoting business and civic life in San Angelo. McRan serves West Texas and New Mexico as dealer for Straw-Steel Products and offers prefabricated steel buildings with in-house erection crews and tailored financing. The firm has offices in Abilene Odessa El Paso Albuquerque and Artesia New Mexico. Motl participates in the Junior Chamber of Commerce and church groups and earns broad goodwill from peers.
Claude Collins Jr., a Coke County native and prominent rancher with holdings in Coke, Sterling and Tom Green Counties plus New Mexico irrigated land, is lauded for his unselfish contributions to San Angelo and the surrounding district. The note highlights his wide acquaintances, fair business practices, and ongoing service to regional development.
Adron Smith of Avenue K Tire Shop at 1315 South Chadbourne is a respected, progressive San Angelo businessman. His wide tire repair knowledge and guaranteed workmanship have earned local reliability and civic regard. He volunteers time to district progress and civic betterment, and readers are urged to wish him ongoing success.
Armando Figueroa of the Armando Figueroa Real Estate Agency at 224 West Avenue N is recognized as a dependable San Angelo businessman. His deep city development insight and aggressive yet practical approach have boosted local real estate value. He contributes to community projects and supports ongoing residential and industrial growth in the city.
Jake Dodson has proved his progressiveness by adding to and increasing the service at the Site Service Station located at 2828 Sherwood Way. The large volume of business shows that service is not a word to him but something to be rendered to the motoring public to the fullest extent. Dodson also fulfills civic responsibilities with cheerful help in community matters.
He values goodwill and civic duty, meeting business and community obligations with reputation and energy. Dodson is a credit to the community and a prominent figure in the city’s business life, with many friends and a forward-looking stance highlighted in this review.
The San Angelo notice highlights Lee S. Mayfield of the Mayfield Paper Company at 120 West Avenue A PO Box 470. It credits him with progressive civic and business contributions, broad local support, and ongoing commitment to San Angelo and surrounding county.
The text commends Ruby and Clark Caron for managing the Sharon Hotel and for their constructive civic involvement. It notes many residents regard them as true and loyal citizens and their opinions are sought after with respect.
Mr and Mrs Joe Aycock of Home Hardware at 1303 West Beauregard are praised as progressive civic leaders. The piece lauds their quiet, unostentatious service to San Angelo and surrounding areas, highlighting their business integrity and community benevolence.
A profile honors M Raymond Covington of Western Equipment Incorporated 1818 South Chadbourne as key driver of local business growth For years his organization skills and civic work boosted Oliver Tractors GMC Trucks and community welfare through steady leadership and service to San Angelo's district
Clark and Ruby Caron of the Sharon Hotel near Shannon West Texas Memorial Hospital have earned universal respect for progressive management keeping the hotel at the forefront of business and civic life. They are praised for efficient friendly aid to civic projects, though they avoid conspicuous conduct.
Bill Beard, of 71L South Oakes, is praised as a progressive San Angelo business leader in welding and machine shop work. The profile notes his thorough knowledge, successful management, and civic minded contributions to local business and civic life.
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