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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1961
Page
8
In Sweetwater the furniture dealer H Lincoln of the H Lincoln Furniture Company is hailed as a dependable business man. He represents Frigidaire Sales and Service and is praised for optimism civic involvement and dedication to public good.
The article honors Mrs. R. H. Ware of 701 East Texas for civic involvement and leadership. It notes her interior decorating and painting business, her community service, and her readiness to contribute time and energy for local projects with a commendable past and promising future.
Mrs H L Simonton of Simonton's House of Antiques at 1500 Crescent Drive is lauded for civic leadership and willingness to help progress projects in Sweetwater. The article highlights her quiet responsibility in business and public matters, earning respect from friends and locals.
A tribute to Bill C Burwick of Burwick Ready Mix Concrete Service highlighting his leadership in Sweetwater district. The profile notes his wide business and civic involvement and the regard of friends and customers for his contributions beyond his company.
Carl H. Panzer of the Panzer Oil Company wholesale Cortex Petroleum products is praised for progressive business leadership and active civic service in Sweetwater. The profile notes his selfless community efforts, generous character, and broad local friendships.
The passage lauds Ed A Nayfa of the ENC Discount House for his foresight and growth impact in Sweetwater. It commends his optimism and belief in local prosperity and notes his willingness to contribute to civic projects and public welfare.
Sweetwater praises progressive citizens for driving the city’s growth and business focus. The text highlights Billy B Scott of the Billy Scott Welding Service in Sweetwater as part of the community effort.
James 1310, renowned for welding expertise and decades of experience, earns commendation for leadership in the welding trade. The ceremony lauds his honest business conduct and contributions to Sweetwater and nearby communities, anticipating continued service for years.
J B Jim Kelly manager of Colonial Hatcheries receives praise as the driving force behind the firm’s strong position in Sweetwater. His talent for organization and turning ideas into action supports the company and community projects, earning him recognition for substantial local welfare contributions.
The Flintkote Company plant manager Lloyd A. King is described as a key civic and business figure in Sweetwater. He is lauded for his ongoing support of city progress, meritorious civic projects, and the district's industrial life, reflecting public esteem for his civic devotion and leadership.
Marvin F Glasgow of the Marvin Glasgow Trucking Service earns recognition for distinctive character shown in business and civic life in Sweetwater. His work sets a standard in the community and public esteem.
The article extols Marvin Glasgow as a dependable business leader who eagerly participates in civic affairs. It lauds his optimism and consistent effort, placing him among Sweetwater’s progressive citizens and praising his substantial contributions to the city’s advancement.
The piece lauds Al F. Echols for reliable tax return work and quiet, steady contributions to the community. It commends his civic participation and urges readers to view him as a devoted public servant serving the district’s interests.
Sweetwater honors M. C. Red Alston of the Alston Lumber and Alston Construction companies for his foresight and active support of civic progress. The community values his proven worth as a business leader and dedicated citizen, hoping he continues to drive Sweetwater’s development.
Mr and Mrs C P Brothers of the Brothers Style Shop are lauded for their progressive business approach and devoted public service. The tribute notes their consistent efforts to improve the services offered and their standing in the community.
The piece praises Mr. and Mrs. Brothers for their service to the city and district, highlighting their business success and civic obligations. It notes the community’s pleasure in publicly recognizing their achievements and the esteem in which they are held by friends and associates.
Harry D. Horne of the New York Life Insurance Company is praised for outstanding service to Sweetwater and surrounding territory. He is lauded for progressive business policies, practical ideas, sound judgment, honesty, and modest public contact, helping Sweetwater gain status as a regional trading center.
County Judge W. Thetford of Coke County Texas invites bids from banks and bankers for a two year depository of county and school district funds. Bids due before the next Commissioners Court. include interest rate, with a certified check of at least one half of one percent of prior year revenues. If bid fails, county may rebid and liquidated damages apply.
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