Community Notes From Local Visits And Games
Visiting Mr and Mrs Carl Florence and Mrs Susie Garlington Moore of California and her two granddaughters from Arizona came Saturday. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Clarence Hill Mr and Mrs Tom Webb and families of Abilene. Mrs Garlington celebrated her birthday with a Mexican supper at Marvin Landers and Landers in Bronte. Progressive 42 parties were held at Alton Bradberrys and Rob Springers homes. Jolly 8 club met at Rob Springer’s with many players. Leonard Wells 77 Brownwood died in a Brownwood nursing home with funeral in Brownwood Jenkins Springs cemetery. Roy Lummus moved to San Angelo. Mr and Mrs Herbert Holland hosted a Progressive 42 and dominos night.
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Landers
Bronte
Alton Bradberry
Carl Lewis
Leland
Carlton
Herbert Holland
L. B. Watkins
Wilmeth
Rob Springer
Paint Rock
Jolly 8
Messrs
Mmes
George Coleman
Bert Hester
C. O. Meadow
Carl Florence
Springer
J. W. Borders
Maverick
Kate Slaughter
Herman Hoelscherg
San Angelo
Archie’ Westbrook
C. H.ray Sr
Lubbock
Carrie Holland
Leonard Wells
Brownwood
Jenkins Springs
Mr. Wells
Roy Lummus
Carl
Florence and Holland
PTA Program at School Auditorium Highlights February
The PTA program featured David Crockett leading the Pledge to the Flag and Bobby Regested The Lord's Prayer while Sharon Moody recited A Thought. The Tonette Band directed by R. H. Hornbeck played several numbers as the fourth grade presented February the Birthday Month. Freshmen Keith Morris and Doak Snead closed with guitar numbers. Elmer Hurley, president, presided over the business session and $680 was raised for the Stephenson Field scoreboard fund. The group planned an April 2 Hoedown to benefit the fund and invited suggestions to boost attendance.
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David Crockett
Bobby
Sharon Moody
Tonette
R. H. Hornbeck
Keith Morris
Doak Snead
Elmer Hurley
Stephenson Field
Hurley
PTA
Oglesby Sisters Perform At West Texas Press Banquet
Misses Margi and Bennie Carol Oglesby and Ida Parker entertained at the West Texas Press Association banquet in Odessa. Margi and Bennie sang numbers with Ida Parker at piano. John Ben Sheppard spoke. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Oglesby attended the one day mid winter meeting at the Lincoln Hotel.
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Margi
Bennie
Carol Oglesby
Ida
Ee Parker
Odessa
iThey
West
Texas Press, Association
Wand Bennie
John
Ben ‘Sheppard
Apeaker
Swere
Ben Ogleaby
Lincoln Hotel
Howard couple visits Elmer Hurley home
Mr and Mrs Co W Howard of Morton spent a week at the Elmer Hurley home. They are parents of Mrs Hurley.
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Co. W.howard
Morton
Elmer Hurley
Hurley
Dallas Couple Visits Wheat Family Amid Snowy Landing
Mr and Mrs C C McKeever and Jacque os of Dallas spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs F G Wheat. The women are sisters. The McKeevers flew from Dallas in a small plane and landed at the town airstrip just before light snow began Saturday morning praising the smooth landing strip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. McKeever
Jacque Os
Dallas
F. G. Wheat
McKeever
Gideons Talk At First Methodist On Bible Distribution
A Gideons International member spoke at First Methodist Church last Sunday on the group’s work. He described placing Bibles in hotels motels and hospital rooms and distributing New Testaments in public schools. He noted recent distributions in Bronte schools.
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First “Methodist
the Gideons International
Gideons
Bronte
Mr and Mrs Ronnie Cole Tammy visit Bucka lew and Gary
Mr and Mrs Ronnie Cole and Tammy have visited with Mr and Mrs Louis Bucka lew and Gary. They are moving to McCamey this week where he has accepted employment with West Texas Utilities Co.
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Ronnie
Cole
Tammy
Louis
Buckalew
Gary
McCamey
West Texas
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Epre
Boat” Office
Coke
Cancer
B. D. Snead
First National Bank
Reader's Digest
Legislative Investigating Committee
Gerald Sandusky
Austin Sandusky
TPCA
Texas
Production Credit Association
Oakes San Angelo
J. R. Canning
R. C. Chandler
Barney Ligon
Aubrey DeLong
E. D. Webster
Phil H.lane
Lee W. Rusell
Robert Lee
Lee
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