Face Old Glory Girls In Bi-District Clash
Bronze Longhorns host Old Glory in a bi district girls playoff at McMurry College Hunt Center Abilene. Tipoff 8 p.m. Admission 150 for adults 100 for students. Team led by coach Zula Sweeten with Sherrie Coulson averaging 28 points per game and a 28-9 season mark.
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Zula Sweeten
Stephenville
Sherrie Coulson
Longhorn
Shelley Cumbie
Leah Barbee
Kim Glascock
Marla Thompson
Laura Glenn
Sherri Cooper
Lana Webb
Tonya Skelton
Bronte City Fire Plug Painting Contest announced
Bronte sponsors a Fire Plug Painting Contest with cash prizes for originality and a patriotic theme. First prize 15.00, second 10.00, third 5.00. entries due by April 1976 with applications at City Hall to choose which fire plug to paint.
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Bronte
Rites Held For L. G. Campbell
Funeral services for L G Campbell 70 of Bronte were held at Bronte First Baptist Church. He died Sunday evening at Shannon Hospital San Angelo after brief illness. Burial in Fairview Cemetery. survivors include wife three sons a daughter a brother and a sister.
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L. G. Campbell
Bronte
Bronte First Baptist Church
Mr. Campbell
Shannon Hospital
San Angelo
Cecil Harper
J. H. Hallford
Ballinger
Fairvew Cemetery
Newby Funeral Home
Coryell County
Duvergne Smith
Coke County
Baptist Church
James Lee
Panhandle
Cowley
Deer Park
L. G. Jr
Lee D. Smith
Dalhart
Bob Campbell
Beaumont
Drew Stewart
Melrose
Free Area
Crowley Harmon
Elton Millican
Marshall Millican
Robert Lee
Jerry Parker
E. F. Glenn
T. F. Sims
Pet Vaccination Saturday at Vocational Agriculture building
Arabies vaccination day set for Saturday February 14 at the Vocational Agriculture building. Dr. John Hodges of San Angelo will administer shots from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. The Bronte FFA Chapter sponsors the event and urges all residents to vaccinate their pets.
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Arabies
Vocational Agriculture
John Hodges
San Angelo
Bronte Ff‘a
Senior Citizens Meet On Different Day For luncheon
Bronze senior citizens held a monthly luncheon at the Community Center on Monday February 10 with old time fiddle music by Howard Brock and piano by T J Van Zandt. The group announced the meetings will be on the second Thursday each month and Sibyl Herter presided as president.
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Bronze
Howard Brock
T. J. van Zandt
Sibyl Herter
Public Schools Week Program Planned in Bronte
The Masonic Lodge of Bronte plans a special program on March 4 in the school auditorium to observe Public School Week and kick off the centennial celebration. The event begins at 7 30 pm with a public invitation to attend during Public School Week March 1 5.
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Masonic Lodge of
Bronte
Practice Game in Local Gym Between Jim Ned and Wall Hawks
The Jim Ned Indians champions of district 8 A meet Wall Hawks district 9 A champs in a local practice game next Thursday in the gym. Tipoff is 7 30 p m with admission 1 00 for adults and 50c for students.
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Jim Ned
Shorthorn Teams Lose Final Games
Jr. High boys and girls basketball squads traveled to Miles to close the season. The boys lost 32-30 and the girls 19-18 with Joy Harper scoring 12 for the girls and Brian Champion leading the boys with 13. The girls finished 5-10.
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Jr. High
Miles
Brian Champion
Mark Ball
Ken Coulson
Cody McClure
Joy Harper
Lisa Lee
Susane Parker
AREA COLLEGES HOST STUDENTS WEEKEND EVENTS
A weekend for area high school students will be hosted by Hardin-Simmons University in Abilene on February 27 and 28 with about 300 prospective students expected. Texas Tech University’s College Day in Lubbock invites juniors and seniors for campus exposure, while Abilene Christian College hosts a nationwide youth rally on April 3 drawing roughly 1,800 students from Texas and surrounding states.
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Hardin-Simmons University
Abilene
Texas Tech University
Lubbock
Texas
New Mexico
Abilene Christian College
Clint Howeth
ACC
Blackwell Gospel Singing Saturday Night at School Auditorium
The Blackwell Gospel Singing event is set for Saturday February 14 at 7 p.m. in the Blackwell School auditorium. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Blackwell
Blackwell School
Farm Bureau Board Meets in February Session
The monthly Coke Sterling County Farm Bureau Board met on Monday February 9 at 7 30 p m in the County Bureau Conference Room. They accepted an invitation from Tom Green County Farm Bureau to attend their membership drive kickoff supper February 27 hoping 6 or 8 couples attend. The Membership Week is March 16. The board unanimously approved Thurston McCutchen as agency manager and Walden Millican as career agent.
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Coke-Sterling County Farm Bureau Board
County Farm Bureau
Tom Green County Farm Bureau
Thurston McCutchen
Walden Millican
Finis Harman Attends New Presidents Conference
Finis Harmon of Robert Lee Sterling County FB president attended the New Presidents Conference January 29 30 in Waco. The event aimed to acquaint new county FB presidents with duties and opportunities of the office. Talks were given by the TFB staff and Carroll Chaloupka TFB president, plus building tours and staff visits.
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Finis Harmon
Robert Lee
Coke
Sterling County
New Presidents
Waco
Finis
TFB
Carroll Chaloupka
High School Student Wins Betty Crocker Award
Janie Raughton of Bronte High School 1975 76 is named Betty Crocker Family Leader of Tomorrow after winning the written knowledge and attitude exam on December 2. She will receive a certificate from General Mills and join state and national honors contests with a $1,500 state scholarship and a school donated reference work.
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Janie Raughton
Bronte High School
Betty Crocker
Raughton
General Mills
Annals of A_ merica
Encyclopaedia Bri_ tannica Educational Corporation
Washington, D.C
James M. Raughton
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