Blackwell School-Favorites Named for 1950s Senior Class
The listing names Miss BHS and Judge Cate as senior favorites, with Bill Wilson and Linda Alderman among other top picks. Junior favorites include Suzanne Hickman and Tommy Hipp, while Jade Johnson and Larry Don Patton lead the sophomores and freshmen selections.
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Blackwell
BHS
Cate
Jamies
Bill Wilson
Woodrow
Wilson
Ahe Linda Alderman
Lee Alderman
Bill Wil
Suzanne Hickman
Ww. Hickman
Tommy Hipp
Josie Hipp
Sopphiomore
Jade Johnson
Bill Johnson
Larry Don. Patton
Patton
Bronte High Names 1964 Good Citizen Winner
Lynda Taylor, daughter of Mr and Mrs Horace Taylor, named Bronte High School's 1964 Good Citizen by the Daughters of the American Revolution. She will represent Bronte in the area contest for national Teachers of English Association awards.
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Lynda Taylor
Horace Taylor
Bronte High School
Daughters of the American Revolution
Bronte
San
Neers
National Teachers of English, Association
Broom Sale Planned By Bronte Lions Club
The Bronte Lions Club and Texas Lighthouse for the Blind sponsor a broom sale on March 21. Proceeds support Lions community projects, with remaining funds aiding blind makers of the merchandise. A club spokesman urged area residents to attend and contribute generously.
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Bronte Lions Club
Texas Lighthouse For the Blind
Lions
The
Ee Bronte
Junior high hoops wrap with wins and overtime loss
The local junior high boys beat Mertzon 37-19 in Thursday action and lost to Ballinger 37-35 in a Friday overtime. David Glenn earned a boys all tournament honor. Girls opened with a 32-23 loss to Mertzon, Melody Holcombe scored 9 and Brenda Johns 8. Ballinger edged Bronte 25-20 in consolation semis. J. Lee led with six.
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Bite
Robert
Lee
Miles
David Glenn
Mertzon
Ballinger
Melody Holcombe
Brenda Johns
Susan Ewing
Hepatitis Precautions Issued After Local Case
Supt. C. E Bee Rhonda Ivey and Mr and Mrs Jack DOI report a third grader diagnosed with hepatitis in Bronte. Supt Barbeedaamed sends a letter to parents urging careful hygiene before meals and after bathroom use. Dr Harris says gamma globulin has been given to several children and notes nausea and fever as initial symptoms, though similar signs can appear with influenza.
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Bronte
C. Ebee
Rhonda Ivey
Daugh
Jack’ Doi
Ares
Harris
Coke County Roundup Sets Rules for Snake Hunt and Show
The Coke County Roundup schedules a Sunday livestock show in Robert Lee with prizes for longest and shortest snakes and most rattles. Registration at Mickey's Feed & Supply Bronte Sparks Texaco Robert Lee. hunts begin daily at 8 a.m. Five rules ban guns, require use of existing roads, and restrict hunting to approved ranches. organizers include Otis Smith C. E. Arrott and Curtis Walker.
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Mickey's Feed & Supply
Bronte
Sparks
Texaco
Robert Lee
Robert
Gent’s
Coke County Game Management Association
Otis Smith
C. E. Arrott
Curtis Walker
Bronte, Blackwell Lions Ready for Saturday Basketball Clash
Bronte and Blackwell Lions clubs plan a benefit game next Saturday night at Bronte with no admission. Proceeds go to Bronte Youth Summer Recreation. Last week Bronte won 32 31 in Blackwell with Elroy Butler and James Golson top scorers.
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Blackwell Lions Club
Bronte
Blackwell
Blackwell Lions
Bronte Lions
Elroy Butler
Marvin Bryant
Davey Crockett
Murrell Johns
C. B. Barbee
John Boyles
Austin Masterson
Elmer Hurley
James Golson
D. K. Glenn
Flames
Bronze
Ryone
Local School Science Fair Offers Educational Projects
Saturday exhibition directed by Clint Low features projects from elementary to high school students. Guides will lead visitors through displays on topics such as smoking surveys centrifuge effects rattlesnake bites sea shells and insects. Prizes awarded for first second and third in elementary junior high and individual and group categories.
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Clint Low
Low
Local Band Seeks Stools For Sale In 2001 Market
The group offers well padded plastic covered stools on steel legs at 4.00 dollars each including tax. Stock features Bronze Longhorns designs antique car motifs and plain cushions in black blue turquoise red and white. Orders accepted for lodge and civic emblems and stools touted as practical for footrests seats radio stands and more.
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Lodge
Civic Organization
City Election Set for April 7 in Local Race
Mayor Norman R. Riker will not seek re election and several council terms expire this year. Councilmen Caperton Kemp and Luckett face decisions while Royce Fancher and C E Brateni hold over. Filing deadline is thirty days before April 7 election at City Hall with Noah Pruitt Sr. as election judge.
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Enterprise
Norman R. Riker
Riker
J. A. Stephenson
Matthew’ Caperton
Cecil Kemp
Billy Joe Luckett
Caperton
Kemp
Luckett
Royce Fancher
C. E. Brateni
Noah Pruitt Sr
Bronte Falls to Robert Lee in Close Tuesday Night Games
Bronte high school teams lost two tight contests to Robert Lee. Girls 57 48 and boys 50 46 with halftime margins of one point. Jan Wilkins led Bronte girls with 24, Peg Corley 22, Georgia Owen 2. Rhonda Gartman top scored for Robert Lee with 23. Sterling City players also listed in notes. District record after these games shows Bronte boys four losses five wins and girls six losses two wins. Next home game Friday vs Water Valley starts at 6 30 p.m. season finale at Garden City next Tuesday.
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Bronte High School
Robert Lee
Jan Wilkins
Peggy Corley
Georgia Owen
Rhonda Gartman
Royce Lee
Ron Johns
Weldon Broussard
Jim Morrow
Barry Curlee
Jimmy Wells
Terry Thethigh
Obe
Danny Bailey
Sterling City
Bronte Girls
Water Valley
Garden, ‘City
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