Dear Mister Editor New Year Wishes From Uncle Huie
Uncle Huie from Hog Creek writes a humorous New Year note to editor musing on 1960s events and a hopeful 1961. He jokes about weddings, politics, debt, life insurance, and the state department while wishing health happiness and prosperity for all in the coming year. He notes Congress and politicians and ends with a playful nudge about his wife and New Year resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Manville
Elizabeth Taylor
Grand Coulee Dam
Santa Claus
United States
State Department
Eighth Graders Celebrate Christmas Party At Church
Eighth graders and sponsors E L Hopson and Mr and Mrs Wendell Gideon were honored at a turkey dinner on Thursday night December 15 in the Fellowship Hall of the Methodist Church. After the meal room members prepared and served the meal, games followed and gifts were exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Hopson
Wendell Gideon
Fellowship Hall
The
Methodist Church
Christmas Eve Guests Include Regional Families
Christmas Eve guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs Otis Smith included the Cowley and Sparks families from Robert Lee with their children, plus Ralph Walker, Franklin Cowley of Midland, Pete Rampy of Millersview, and Bob Fields of Sterling City, all attending from area towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Smith
L. E. Cowley
Jack Cowley
Calvin Sparks
Ralph Walker
Robert Lee
Franklin Cowley
Midland
Pete Rampy
Millersview
Bob Fields
Sterling City
Jean Sheppard
Marvin Corley
Curtis M. Carroll
Kickapoo Baptist Church
George Knierims
India
Charlie Knierim
A. J. Kirkpatrick
John King
Big Spring
Caverns
Sonora
Lucille Baldwin
George Thomas
Avis Murphy
A. M. Wynne
Sandusky
Ballinger Park
General Telephone Co
Blackwell and Bronte
Bronte 1960 Highlights and Community Happenings
A 1960 Bronte chronicle lists church notes, school staffing, openings, and civic events. Kenneth Scott’s Sul Ross College graduate, Mrs. W. W. Millikin as Wor thy Matron, new Patterson Pharmacy, and a run off for county treasurer. Weather, reunions, sewer funding, and local sports plus 1961 notes and population count show a busy year in Coke County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Mission
Kenneth Scott
Sul Ross College
W. W. Millikin
Bronte
Bob Grimes
First Methodist Church
New Patterson Pharmacy
Wayne Patterson
San Angelo
MYF
O. B. Jacobs
Edwin Sweet
Blackwell
U. S
Havana
Cuba
I. M. Cumbie
Coke County
Leonard Fletcher
A. M
Wynne
Longhorns
Roby
Trent
Robert Lee
Dana Eubanks
Johnnie Sims
Cecil Bridges
Nita
T. E. Tidwell
Coke
Deanie Allen
Dee Arrott
BHS
PTA Carnival
J. D. Luttrell Sr
Charles Taylor
Ozona
W. W.millikin
Dink Beaver
Fiy
Walker Phillips
E. R. Kreyer
S. E. Adams
51St District Court
Christmas Guests of the Crunk Family
Christmas guests of Mr and Mrs Floyd Crunk included their son John Crunk and family from Midland and son Keith Crunk from Wa coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Crunk
John Crunk
Midland
Keith Crunk
Waco
Beeville Couple Spend Christmas With Daughter’s Family
Mr and Mrs Dutch Lane of Beeville spent Christmas with their daughter Mrs Jack Bailey and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Dutch Lane
Beeville
Mrs
Jack Bailey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bronte Enterprise
Texas
Mr. Loh
Oglesby
Ben Oglesby
Corporation
Assugia
Huie
Hog Creek
Dear Mister
Eddie Glenn
Rex Harris
Colorado Springs
Aubrey Denman
Gary Cole
Darwin Casswell
Tad Richards
Royce Lee
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Tom Payne
White Hat
J. W. Jones
Robinson Furniture Co
Bronte Furniture Co
Lyndon B. Johnson
LBP
Bronte Lingohrns
Menard
First National Bank
State Health Department
House Agriculture Committee
Bronte School
Bob Wilson
June Moore
Kenneth McCutchen
Longhorn Club
Cumbie
Bronte Longhorns
May
Santa Anna
PTA
Charles Muckleroy
Silverton
Epsie Jo Hageman
J. Q. Hanna
Carr
Midkitt
Miles, Wall, Mertzon
Christoval
Jim Ned
Roscoe
Hermleigh
Loraine
Caperton Chevrolet Co
Joe L. Wolf
Church of Christ
Shorthorns
Poltics
Kennedy-Johnson
Clyde Construction Corp
Judy Coe
Hughes Radio & TV Service
J. F. Hughes
Louvenia K. Rees
Topeka Lindseyers
Peggy
Ohio Avenue
Kansas
Magdalen St. P.O
San Angels
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