Charlie Luttrell Dies After Long Illness in Bronte
Charlie Luttrell died at his Bronte home on February 7 1945 after weeks of suffering in a San Angelo hospital. He was born February 26 1883 in Casey County Kentucky and came to Bronte at age fourteen. Surviving are his wife Tannie Clark Luttrell four children two sisters two brothers and several grandchildren. Interment was at Bronte Cemetery after services at Bronte Baptist Church.
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San Angelo
Charlie Luttrell
Bronte
Bronte Baptist Church
C. R. Blake
R. L. Denton
A. Hanson
Bronte Methodist Church
Casey County
Kentucky
T. M. Luttrell
Coke County
Ased
Tannie Clark
J. F. Clark
W. P. Hudman
Vivian Sanderton
C. E. Wood
San Antonio
Cullen Luttrell
Freeman Luttrell
Leonard Keeney
Pearl la Baume
Dublin
J. D. Luttrell
A. C. Luttrell
California
Jo Carolyn Wood
Gene Luttrell
Milton
Charles Ray Sanderson
Elaine
Joe Bailey Luttrell
Charlie
P T A Show at the School Gym Next Week
The PTA announces a show at the school gym next week with performances by local acts. Admission details remain unclear in the fragment.
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A. School
Alan Benneaire
Howard
Cumble Returns From Merchandise Riot Near Fort Worth
R. E. Cumble came back Thursday night after a merchandise riot near Fort Worth. No further details were provided on the incident or its participants.
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R. E. Cumble
Fort Worth
Bronte PTA Sets Founders Day Program at High School
The Bronte Parent Teachers Association will meet in the High School Gym on Tuesday February 18 1945 at 345 p m The Founders Day program will be led by Miss Thelma Carr with a special number from the sixth grade.
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Bronte-Parent Teachers Association
Thelma Carr
Bronte Senior Women’s H D Club Meets at Mrs Blake
The Bronte Senior Women’s Home Demonstration Club met February 7 with host Mrs. C R Blake. A brief business session appointed officers and alternates for committees and demonstrations. Nine members and one visitor attended. Mrs Minnie B West demonstrated pattern fitting with a dress form from a prior club project.
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Bronte Sr. Women's
H. D. Club
C. R. Blake
O. W. Chapman
I. E. Lloyd
L. T. Youngblood
Jess Percifull
Hermone Rogge
A. Hanson
Floyd Modgling
Leonard Keeney
Kimittee
J. D. Leonard
Fred McDonald
Chas. Keeney
I. E. Liloyd
Minnie B. West
Fewell Sims
Claudia Huffaker
Miss Croslin
McEnt
Blake
Juanelle
A. L. Carlisle
Bronte 4-H Meeting Reports 61 Slides Made
The Bronte 4-H girls met February 6 at the schoolhouse with 35 members present. They answered a roll call about bedroom slides made, noting 61 slides completed and plans for more. A four leaf clover shaped yearbook was prepared for the 1946 meeting.
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Tuesaday
Jean Smith
Smiths Practical Hero Dies in San Antonio Hospital
W C Jones brother of Mrs C C Smith died in a San Antonio hospital Tuesday at age 72. He was born in Hallettsville in 1866, moved to Coleman at 15, and lived there since. Funeral was in Coleman with family attendance including Mr and Mrs Smith and several relatives. He left a wife six daughters and one son.
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Bronte
W. C. Jones
C. C. Smith
San Antonio
Coleman
Hallettsville
Smith
Clytus and
Otis
Otis Smith
Jim Stovall
San Angelo
A. H. Jones
Maryneal
Union H. D. Club Meeting Highlights February Event
The Union H. D. Club met February 6 at the home of Mrs. Le Roy Scott with 9 members and 1 visitor. Le Roy Scott demonstrated adjusting patterns to fit, and the group planned a February 20 meeting at Mrs. A. M. Wynne with a baby chick demonstration.
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Union H. D. Club
le Roy Scott
Irs
P T A Executive Committee Sets Bronte Plans
The Bronte P T A Executive Committee met on February 6 1945 in regular session. They planned to finish gym curtains and sponsor a Waste Paper Drive for Bronte and nearby communities. A report stated a pot plant was sent to Mrs B F Kirk from the P T A.
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Bronte P. T. A
Bronte
B. F. Kirk
P. T. Aj
He Couldn't Marry Five at Bronte High School
Announcement promotes the comedy play He Couldn't Marry Five at Bronte High School Auditorium. Tickets and dates noted February 25 and February 26 1945 with humorous cautions about costumes.
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Bronte High School
Local Readers Thanked for Prompt Community Support
Mr and Mrs Felix Allison of route 1 are thanked by The Eeterprise for their prompt reporting contributions. The note praises Mrs Allison as the offici and prommt reporter for the Kintaperen Galina Gab.
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Felix Allison
Route 1
Eeterprise
Allison
Prommt
Kintaperen Galina Gab
Earle Moore Dies in Fort Worth Chronicle
Earle Moore died at his sister Mrs Fanny Snead’s home in Fort Worth February 4 1945. Interment followed at the old Ross cemetery northwest of Fort Chadbourne after services at Fort Chadbourne Baptist Church conducted by Stev C P Blake. Survived by four sisters and four brothers, with many nephews and nieces.
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Earle Moore
Fanny Snead
Fort Worth
Old Ross Cemetery
Fort Chadbourne
Fort Chadbourne Baptist Church
Stev. C. P. Blake
Bronte Baptist Church
Comanche
Oklahoma
Moore
Baptist Church
Snead
Many Porter
Tempe
Arizona
Ida Miller
Winters
Amelia Silen
Hollywood
California
Robert Moore
Oscar Moore Portales
New Mexico
Ed Moore
Lingo
Walter Moore
Blackwell
Ernest Moore
Bronte
Coke County
New Auto License Must Show Only in Two Places
Geraldine Bell, Coke County War Price and Ration Board chief clerk, says the new automobile license number need only appear on the ration cover and on Form R-134 Mileage Rationing Record stub. She notes many citizens incorrectly scratch old numbers on each coupon. The district office advised against marking every gasoline ration coupon.
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Geraldine Bell
Coke County War Price and Ration Board
OPA
Coke County War Price and Rationing Board
Bronte P T A Drives Waste Paper Drive
Bronte P T A asks every family in Bronte and nearby areas to place old paper at the Enterprise building for collection by a truck from San Angelo arriving Saturday at 5 PM. Those unable to bring paper can call Mrs Alfred Taylor at 129 for pickup. effort supports ammunition for the boys.
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Bronte
Interprise
San Angelo
Enterprise
Alfred Taylor
Bronte PT Association
Keeney Opens Feed Store in Bronte
J Len Keeney launches Keeney Feed Store on Main Street Bronte between West Texas Utilities office and Cactus Cafe He promises a full stock of livestock and poultry feeds and urges locals to support his new business amid wartime conditions Keeney is well known in Bronte and invites customers to visit his shop as announced in The Enterprise.
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Bronte
Keeney Feed Store
J. Len Keeney
Mr. Keeney
Main Street
West Texas Utilities Company
Cactus Cafe
Len
Keeney
Kickapoo Quilting Club Meets With Mrs Felix Allison
The Kickapoo Quilting Club met with Mrs Felix Allison for an all day session. Fourteen ladies attended and shared a covered dish. Miskie Walker was the life of the party. The next meeting will be with Mrs John Warner and her daughter in February.
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Felix Allison
Miskie Walker
John Warner
Ruary
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PTA
Bronte Sr
San Antonio Hospital
LeRoy Scott
P.T. A
Ft. Worth
Ross Cemetery
Kickapoo Quilting Club
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