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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1967
Page
7
Funeral services were held Saturday in Big Lake for Mrs Jer ry D Audra V Green 46 at First Methodist Church. A Big Lake resident she died Thursday in an Odessa hospital after a short illness. Burial was in Wilmeth Cemetery. Survivors include her husband two daughters her mother and two brothers.
Alex Eubanks died Thursday after an oil line rupture sprayed him with hot oil. A second man died and four others were critically burned in the Lovington accident. Eubanks, Bronte native and Caprock Oil Co. worker, is survived by his wife Thula and five children among many relatives.
The HD Club hosts a Dec 18 19 decoration contest with judging by driving inspectors. Prizes are 15 10 and 5 dollars. City entrants must light displays 7 to 10 pm. out of town entries contact Mrs Eddie Alexander Bronte Floral 473 3001. Winners announced in next week’s Enterprise.
A H Buster Jones of Robert Lee is named District Deputy Grand Master of Masons for Masonic District No 7 covering seven lodges in Tom Green Coke Sterling and Irion Counties. He is a Sun Pipe Line employee and former Hayrick Lodge 696 master. The appointment follows the Grand Master J W Chandler's selection at Texas Masons 132nd Annual Communication in Waco.
Three basketball teams traveled to Blackwell and returned with two wins and one loss. Girls A won 38 38 in a squeaker. B boys won 63 23. A boys fell 60 57 as neighbors edged ahead. Kathy Oden led Blackwell with 33 of 38 points. Norma Pruitt top scored 22 for her team.
Residents of Coke County must register to be eligible for 1968 elections. Applications should be made to the office of Tax Assessor-Collector O. B. Jacobs. The requirement covers those 65 and younger, including individuals who turn 21 this coming year.
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