School column notes and volleyball results lead to dance and play
School notes capture troop discipline rules and events. Bronte girls beat Lake View 68 90 in volleyball with Lake View visiting next. A junior play No Foolin' staged with cast led by Frank White and Jo hanne Gassiot, raising 101.65 dollars from the show. New juniors Lorraine Taylor and Bettie Jean Williams join, and Ag boys prep stock show portraits.
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the Turtle
R. W. Whitney
B.hls
Bronte
Lake View
Ginaro
Dolan Mackey
C. C. Glenn
George Thomas
J. T. Henry
H. R. Gassiot
Lum Lasswell
Vetal Flores
Jeff Dean
Gladys Maye Sims
Frankie Beth Nelson
Thelma Carr
Lillian Carr
Betty Ruth Crow
Howard Brock
B.H.S
Frank White
Sissy Barber
Dinah
Odalia Fuentez
Billy Marks
Burton
Lorraine Taylor
Bettie Jean Williams
Ag Boys
Douglas Sneed Enters Coke County Sheriff Race
Douglas Sneed announces candidacy for Coke County sheriff after 41 years in the county. A Robert Lee High School and Meridian Junior College alumnus, he worked at Robert Lee State Bank and the First National Bank in Bronte, while farming and assisting at the tax assessor’s office. He and wife Virginia Thetford have three children and support fair impartial law enforcement.
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Douglas Sneed
Coke County
Robert Lee High School
Meridian Junior College
Douglas
Robert Lee State Bank
Robert Lee
First National Bank
Bronte
Bronte Enterprise notices as town grows and adds shops
Bronte Enterprise notes in West Texas weekly thank local contributors and announce growth. It lists new businesses and renovations including beauty shops, a garage, grocery changes, furniture updates, a new tailor shop and more. Readers urged to support advertising as circulation widens.
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Jeff Dean
Gladys Maye Sims
Charles Nepeee
Blackwell
Jerry Mitchell
Robert Lee
Bronte Enterprise
West Texas
Pauline’s
Allene
Evert Best
Shorty
Thad Lowry
Southwest
R. T. Caperton
Bronte
Jack Chapman
Pruitt
E. E. Robertson
Pete and
Inez
Clytus Smith
George
Vera Thomas
Mac
Mrs. Rippetoe
Pauline
Cumbie and Wilkins
Cecil Kemp
Otis Smith
L. T
Coke County
Origin of the Moon Theories and a satellite’s birth
The piece outlines a historical theory of the moon’s origin. It describes early Earth as semi molten and, by centrifugal forces during rotation, a bulge forming until a clump of material broke away. This mass then orbited until Earth’s gravity and motion balance created a stable satellite orbit.
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Earth
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