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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1961
Page
3
D. C. and W. A. Buddy Robinson, successful Sweetwater restaurant operators, run the Robinson Truck Stop with high service and quality foods. They participate quietly in community affairs and civic projects, earning recognition for progressive, civic minded leadership and a lasting, modest success.
The Sweetwater community honors D R Worsham of the Worsham Bargain Oil Company for his extensive public service and business leadership. He is praised as a dependable champion of district projects and regarded as a valued asset and progressive citizen.
A Sweetwater photographer, Bob Zetzman, has turned his business into a profession and gained popularity for artistic service. He contributes time and energy to city improvements and community ventures, earning praise for both his business success and civic involvement.
Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Roland of the Pecan Grove Home For Elderly People are commended for honest, efficient, and cheerful service. The tribute notes their role in Sweetwater's growth as a business center and their civic and business responsibilities.
The article highlights F. E. Healer and Bryant Taylor of the Radio and TV Center as progressive, civic minded men contributing to Sweetwater’s growth. It credits their success to business acumen and electronics expertise, noting their roles as Philco and General Electric authorized representatives and their skill in service and installation of television and antennas.
The article lauds Roy DeBusk of the Roy DeBusk Service Station for high standards and steady leadership. It credits his attention to detail and adaptability for a large, loyal customer base and notes his civic cooperation and respected reputation in Sweetwater.
We highlight Leon Goswick of Leon Goswick & Company as a dependable oil field service man serving Sweetwater and the district. A resident with strong civic spirit, Goswick has contributed to petroleum development and progress, earning recognition from the community.
The tribute honors Mildred E. Godwin for her steadfast booster effort in Sweetwater and surrounding country. As a restaurant operator she is recognized for exceptional service and a commitment to offering the best food, reflecting her optimism and development focus.
Readers learn that a guiding influence shapes the restaurant’s splendid service and delicious foods at the Holidays Restaurant in Sweetwater, praised for a delightful atmosphere.
Recognized as a dependable businessman, Bob Creswell of Broadway Cleaners is praised for his public service and civic contributions in Sweetwater. The tribute notes his consistent service to the public, honest business practices, and hope he continues aiding the community.
John C Washam II of Washam Nursery is praised for progressive civic involvement and reliable business leadership in Sweetwater. The profile highlights his industry knowledge, artistic ability, integrity, and enduring popularity in the community.
A tribute to H E Cockrell of H E Cockrell Implement highlighting his dependable farm supply leadership and longstanding community goodwill. The piece commends his modest efficient friendly nature and his vital role in civic progress and local prosperity.
W R Dick Penick heads a prominent Sweetwater meat packing plant and leads the Pace Packing Company, earning wide respect from business colleagues and neighbors. His efforts span both district growth and community life, with lasting benefits to the organization and individuals involved.
Mr and Mrs N W Burnett managers of the Eagle Hotel are praised as progressive civic leaders. They are described as civic minded, dependable, and unostentatious, contributing time and energy to the welfare and growth of the surrounding community.
Jasper Dee Clark of the J. D. Clark Chevron Service Station at 301 East Third has expanded service for the motoring public and built a strong business. He also fulfills civic duties enthusiastically, earning goodwill and respect in the city as a prominent local figure.
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