County Trapper Demonstrates Evidence Of Success
Leroy Elliott, government trapper now in Coke County, shows two bobcats and a coyote. He moved December 2, 1958, and has captured six bobcats and one coyote. The Coke County Trappers Association funds trapping via 50 cent per section monthly. Foxes and skunks spread rabies, so eradication focuses on poison coordinated by Elliott, Baker, and local offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Elliott
Coke County
Mr. Eliott
Mr. Elliott
Robert Lee
Baze Ranch
S. E. Adams
Harris Ranch
J. O. Rudd
Bert Blaylock
Tom Williams
Bronte
Coke County Trappers Association
Carl R. Baker
Lubbock
Finnell Smith Place
Edith
Messrs. Eliott and Baker
L. E. Elliott
New Babies Born in Bronte Area Families
Ruth Ann Caulder arrived Tuesday January 27 at Bronte Hospital weighing 9 pounds 5 ounces. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Martin Causey and Mrs. Susie Caulder. Linda Gayle Ross born February 2 at Bronte Hospital weighing 5 pounds 12 ounces. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Roy P. Ross of Robert Lee. Charmie Darlene Ragsdale born January 29 at Bronte Hospital to Desmond Ragsdale and wife in Blackwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliif Caulder
Ruth Ann
Bronte Hospital
Martin Causey
Susie Caulder
Linda Gayle
Joe Ross
Robert Lee
Marvin Jones
Roy P. Ross
Desmond Ragsdale
Blackwell
Charmie Darlene
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Ledger for Late January
The column lists daily admissions and discharges at the hospital from Jan 26 to Feb 2. Names include John Gunnels La Donna Scott Phelan Jo Freeman M C Sissom J J Murtishaw Desmond Ragsdale Dominico Herrera Susan Caulder Linda Tijerina Garland Black Minnie Weathers Odalia Manjar ez Laura Glenn J Murtishaw Domineo Herrera Mary Jonas G A Best Guy Strickland Jess Liles and others with transfers noted for Frank Grimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gunnels
la Donna Scott
Phelan Jo Freeman
M. C. Sissom
J. J. Murtishaw
Leland Hamner
Nelvin Barnes
C. L. Riker
W. H. Adcock
Lula Overman
C. D. Tekell
Johnny Green
Desmond Ragsdale
Dominico Herrera
Susan Caulder
C. E. Caulder
Linda Tijerina
Garland Black
Minnie Weathers
Odalia Manjarez
Laura Glenn
J. Murtishaw
Domineo
Herrera
W. W. Ivey
Mary Jonas
G. A. Best
Guy Strickland
Jess Liles
Coke Soil Conservation District News
The Coke Soil Conservation District reports supervisors and new Great Plains program applications from Manse Millican San Angelo W C Shamblin Blackwell and Alton Roberts Robert Lee basic plans to be developed Aubrey Denman completed his plan including conservation crop rotation a waterway one pond enlargement net wire diversions pipeline and water trough and a cross fence for grazing management Farmers are urged to seed native or introduced grasses this spring and arrange seed and contractor early seedings fare better despite drought crimes etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manse Millican
San Angelo
W. C. Shamblin
Blackwell
Alton Roberts
Robert Lee
Aubrey Denman
Great Plains
Soil Conservation Office
Court House
Vetal Flores to Speak for Bronte PTA on Emotional Problems
Vetal Flores will discuss Emotional Problems of Growing Up at the Bronte PTA February meeting next Tuesday in the school auditorium. Flores, ex Bronte English teacher and former PTA president, is now part of San Angelo College's English faculty. Plans for the Valentine festival and other business will be discussed. 6th and 7th grades present a program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vetal Flores
Bronte
Flores
The
Bronte Pta
San Angelo College
Bronte School
Junior Study Club Meets in Huntley Home
The Junior Study Club gathered January 31 at Mrs. R. C. Huntley’s home with hostesses Mrs. Huntley and Mrs. Bobby Vaughn. After a business meeting Mrs. C E Arrott screened vacation films of Florida. German cake with whipped cream and coffee were served to members Billy Joe Luckett Jimmy Brunson Clarence Webb Jr Martin Lee C E Arrott and the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Huntley
Huntley
Bobby Vaughn
C. FE. Arrott
Florida
Billy Joe Luckett
Jimmy Brunson
Clarence Webb, Jr
Martin Lee
C. EE. Arrott
Harris and Oglesby Win Poster Contest
Ann Harris and Margie Oglesby win first prize in the Valentine Festival poster contest run for the February 14 event. Mary Corley, Peggy Corley, and Tricia Andrews take second. Marla Lou Rees, Penny Garrett, and Ida Lee Parker win third. Prizes of 100, 500 and 25 cents awarded for originality, selling power, attractiveness and information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Harris
Margie Oglesby
Mary
Peggy Corley
Tricia Andrews
Keeney Family Week End Guests Visit from Three Cities
Mr and Mrs James Keeney and children of Waco visited Friday to Tuesday with his parents Mr and Mrs Leonard Keeney. Other visitors included Mr and Mrs Jimmy Irwin and children of Lubbock and Mr and Mrs James Burkhart and children of Odessa. Miss Nona Rippetoe of Bangs visited Sunday in the Albert Grace home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Keeney
Waco
Leonard Keeney
Jimmy Irwin
Lubbock
James Burkhart
Odessa
Also Mentioned on This Page
James L. Coffman
Hospital News
W. G. Cresap
Frank Grimes
A. L. Hurley
John Taylor
Home Motor Co
Enierim & Rees Bronte
Texas
Coke Soil Conservation District News
C. N. Webb
W. E. Burns
D. K. Glenn
Bryan Yarbrough
Robert Walker
Drouth
Courthouse
Harris and
Oglesby
B.D. Snead
First National Bank
Wers
Bronte Flowers & Gifts
Mrs
Hurlin Lee