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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1961
Page
2
The city recognizes Mr. and Mrs. George J. Catching of Catching Drug Store for their civic spirit and leadership. Their business success aligns with community service as they contribute time and energy to local projects and seek to benefit the whole city.
B F Gee shown as a capable manager who upholds public service and civic obligations through Gee Transfer Storage and Security Van Lines. The firm’s cheerful staff and long experience are praised for contributing to Sweetwater’s growth and progress and to community projects.
M. L. Burnett of the Burnett Company is recognized as an authority on payment and dirt contracting issues. Burnett’s expertise is noted as turning to advantage in related business challenges.
The tribute highlights M L Burnett for his alertness to civic opportunities and willingness to serve. It notes his acceptance as a progressive businessman contributing to Sweetwater's business and industrial life and expresses hope he will continue in his current role for years.
The Sweetwater region praises Leonard Turner of Turner Hardware at 119 West Broadway formerly Fred Wimberly Hardware for his dependable business in hardware and sporting goods and his valuable aid to civic projects.
Sweetwater residents laud Ralph L. Tatom of Sweetwater Loan Service at 312 Oak and his new used car lot at 1505 East Broadway for honest, efficient service. Patrons credit his courteous management and community impact in advancing the city’s business stature.
The piece lauds N W Absher and his Gulf station in Sweetwater for high standards and steady business. It highlights his attention to detail, problem solving, and cooperative civic involvement, expressing confidence in his continued integrity and leadership.
In a review of progressive Sweetwater businessmen the article highlights Coy Foote manager for the Singer Sewing Machine Company. He is praised as a community booster who aggressively pushes ahead of the times to advertise Sweetwater and expand business, earning a reputation for proactive leadership.
The article honors Lewis O. Hall for his service to Sweetwater and his notable achievements in local business. It praises his wide circle of friends, respectful conduct, and readiness to support the city’s progress through his role at the L. O. Hall General Store.
The remarks honor Lewis O. Hail for his extensive services to the people, labeling him a valuable asset to the community and a proud example of civic progress in the city.
In Sweetwater the community honors Peter Fox of the Sweetwater Cotton Oil Company for his extensive civic involvement and successful business leadership. The piece lauds his unsparing participation in city affairs, friendly character, and widespread respect, wishing him continued success.
Winford Chapman recently assumed management of Rip's Drive Inn at 1011 East Broadway Sweetwater. He quickly demonstrated understanding of duties and gained customer approval. An active, energetic man, Chapman has made friends, pleased customers, and started engaging in community activities with plans for greater civic involvement.
Ray Clark operator of The Oasis Cafe in Sweetwater is recognized for successful business and a policy of looking ahead. His support of community activities and voluntary time is noted as a civic asset to the city and its people.
The Sweetwater Ready Mix Concrete Company led by Bill Henslee at 105 West 12th is praised for progressive service and strong public welfare contributions. He is recognized for balancing successful business with civic obligations benefiting the city and district.
A tribute to Pete Rosenow camp manager who organized and expanded DS and R Construction Company, shaping the district’s business and civic life. His efforts boosted the firm’s reputation and supported community welfare through various projects.
William B. Gillespie of Gillespie TV and Radio Service at 1513 Neff is recognized as a dependable Sweetwater business leader. His deep knowledge in sales and service supports civic projects and benefits the community through practical business principles.
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