Unclear OCR Photo Captions Mention Players and Action
The fragment mentions Conradt J Bickley Johns on the extreme right with Austin Masterson and notes rebounder C B Barbee reaching for the ball. It reads like a sports team photo caption with action cues.
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Conradt
J. Bickley
Johns
Austin ‘Masterson
C. B. Barbee
Eight Day Evangelistic Revival at First Methodist Bronte
First Methodist Church in Bronte opens an eight day revival starting Sunday morning with eight speakers. Services set for 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. daily except Sundays, and conclude Sunday, March 1. Pastor Rev Austin Masterson urges all area residents to attend. Charlie Poulter from San Angelo will lead singing.
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First Methodist Church
Bronte
Austin Masterson
Charlie Poulter
San Angelo
Durin
4 H Clubs Pancake Supper This Saturday Night
The 4H Clubs of Coke County host a pancake supper at Robert Lee School lunchroom Friday night from 5 to 8 p.m. Tickets are 50 cents. Menu includes pancakes butter syrup bacon and drinks. Proceeds aid 4H work in the county. County agents Sterling Lindsey and Fay C Roe invite all to attend.
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Coke County
Robert Lee School
Sterling
Lindsey
Fay C. Roe
Science Fair Showcases 95 Exhibits Across Grades
The annual Science Fair at Bronte School featured 95 exhibits including 27 biological and 26 physical projects from the high school, 12 biological physical from junior high, and five from elementary rooms. Winners included Marilyn Glenn, Ray Sissom, Glenn Sims, Jimmy Wells, Lee Parker, Beth Ivey, Margie Oglesby, Bob Strickland, Ronald Hooper, Marla Rees, Ronnie Lee, Charles Copock, Gary Bel, Cynthia Robinson, Brian Richards, Craig Curlee, Don Hageman, Jim Arrott, Nickie Arrott, Jake Golson, Otto Sonnenburg, James Vaughn, Garland Richards, Tommy Grace, and Tipton Masterson. Special thanks to supporters. Bingham display noted. Low praised student effort and hundreds of hours invested.
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Clint Low
Marilyn
Glenn
Ray Sissom
Glenn Sims
la- Kiker
Jimmy Wells
Lee Parker
Beth Ivey
Margie Oglesby
Bob Strickland
Ronald Hooper
Marla “Rees
Ronnie Lee
Charles Copock
Gary
Bel
Cynthia Robinson
Brain
Brian Richards
Craig Curlee
Petroleum
Don Hageman
Constellations
Jim Arrott
Nic
Kie Arrott
Jake Golson
Otto Sonnenburg
James Vaughn
Dino. Baurs
Garland ‘Richards
Tommy ‘Grace
Tipton’ Masterson
Rocks
Otto Sonnenberg
Keith McCutchen
Fossils
Low
Bingham
Bubb Bingham
Bronte School
Principals’ Cones Extended at Bronte School Board
Bronte School board extended contracts of principals Joe B. Simpson and James Golson for two years after this year. A holiday was moved from March 13 to March 6 to align with a district teachers meeting in San Angelo. The 1964 senior trip to Rock Away Beach, MO was approved. Vacant lots across the street from the school will be cleared and converted into parking spaces for the elementary and high school.
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Joe B.simpson
James Golson
Bronte
All-Sports Banquet Friday Night At School Cafeteria
R E Patton superintendent of Oak Creek Power Plant will speak at the All-Sports banquet Friday night in the school lunch room at 7 p.m. Tickets are on sale in Principal Joe B Simpson's office. $1 for adults 50 cents for students sold first to high school students and adults, then to elementary students if left over. Coach N M Curlee will present the football team Coach Cecil Toliver the boys basketball team Coach Joe B Simpson the girls basketball team and Coach Clint Low the golf team.
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R. E. Patton
West Texas Utilities Co
Oak ‘Creek
Joe B. Simpson
Patton
N. M. Curlee
Cecil Toliver
Bronte PTA Raises 513.51 for March of Dimes
The Bronte area collected 513.51 this year for the March of Dimes, announced by PTA committee chair Mrs. Joe B. Simpson. Mrs. John Boyles oversaw canvassing of Bronte's business district and many local women took part in the Mother's March to generate most contributions.
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Bronte
Joe B. Simpson
PTA
Simpson
John Boyles
County Rattlesnake Hunt Planned With Shows and Prizes
Plans firming for a countywide rattlesnake roundup March 7 and 8 sponsored by Bronte Jaycees. Hunters register at Sparks Texaco in Robert Lee or Mackey's Feed in Bronte and depart from Bronte City Hall at 8 a.m. Each afternoon includes a snake show by Bill Ransburger in Robert Lee and a concession stand with rattlesnake meat. Admission 10 cents for children 25 cents for adults. Prizes for longest, shortest, most rattles, and most pounds collected. Five rules include no guns and keeping vehicles on existing roads.
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Bronte Jaycees
Sweetwater
Robert Lee
Bill Ransburger
Jaycees
Sparks