Bronte Fans Urged to Back Longhorns Fair Play
A Bronte reader laments poor sportsmanship after the Longhorns lose to Mertzon on free throws. The writer blames local fans for affecting referees and calls for better treatment to ensure the team plays to its full potential.
Funeral Held for W. B. Phillips 39 Accident Victim
Word arrived Sunday of the death of W. B. Phillips age about 39, a former local resident killed in an accident on a pipeline near Roswell New Mexico. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Northside Baptist Church Lovington with burial in Resthaven Cemetery. Survived by his mother Mrs Edna Phillips of Santa Barbara and father George Phillips of San Angelo, he leaves three sisters and other relatives.
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W. B
Buddy) Phillips
Phillips
Roswell
New Mexico
Northside Baptist Church
Lovington
Resthaven
Edna Phillips
Santa Barbara
Calif
George Phillips
San Angelo
Mary Phillips
Bronte
Walter Phillips
L. M. Jones
Ruidoso
New Mex
Homer Matthews
Sweetheart Banquet Draws Large Crowd at Church
About 55 young people attended the Sweetheart Banquet on Friday night February 19 in the Fellowship Hall of the First Baptist Church. The Love Story theme featured blue and silver decorations with a red rose centerpiece. Rev. Lester Vinson emceed and Hal Haralson of Abilene was guest speaker. Menu included fried chicken potato souffle green beans rolls cherry pie whipped cream and iced tea.
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First Baptist Church
Lester Vinson
Hal Haralson
Abilene
Race Develops For City Council In City Election
More candidates than seats for three city council terms as H A Springer files for re election bringing four contenders for three seats. Mayors race also features J A Stephenson and Dr John R Harris. Other candidates include C E Bruton Matthew Caperton and Charlie Boecking. Election set for Tuesday April 5 with filing deadline 30 days prior.
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H. A. Springer
J. A. Stephenson
John R. Harris
Springer
C. E. Bruton
Matthew Caperton
Charlie Boecking
Bruton
Bill Thomas
Caperton
Boecking
Red Cross Drive Opens March 1 in Coke County
H A Springer announces Coke County Red Cross annual fund drive will begin March 1 with Cecil Kemp named drive chairman. County quota is 932 dollars. Volunteers are urged to contact Springer or Kemp to form a full team by next week as the Red Cross aids civilians and soldiers in disasters.
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H. A. Springer
Coke County
Red Cross
Springer
Cecil Kemp
Kemp
The
Bronte Council Sets Sewer Bond Election and Grants Two Proposals
Bronte city council called an election on sewer bonds with two propositions: $85,000 revenue bonds to be repaid from sewer earnings and $50,000 general obligation bonds payable over 30 years with tax levy power. Financial advisor Brown proposed 300 users at $2.50 monthly to cover costs and debt.
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Bronte
Jack Brown
San Angelo
Brown
Thy
Three Candidates Seek Bronte School Board Trustees
A petition to place Marvin Sanders on the Bronte School District ballot was filed with the county judge. Earlier petitions listed current trustees Joe Rawlings and Conda Richards. Filing must be completed by next Wednesday March 2, with three vacancies to be filled at the April 2 election. Polling will be at Bronte city hall and at Tennessee.
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Bronte
Marvin Sanders
Joe Rawlings
Conda Richards
C. B. Barbee
Bronte City Hall
Tennyson
Snow Falls as Bronze Sees Frigid Wednesday
Snow blanketed Bronze as the day wore on with ongoing snowfall from early morning. Temperatures fell below 20 degrees, with a Wednesday high near 32 degrees as the storm persisted.
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Enterprise
Press
Mercury
Practice One-Act Play Heads to League Competition
Five cast Bronte one-act entered in Inter scholastic League. Miss Maurine Brewer, high school English teacher, directs. She reports practice going well and anticipates a solid performance. Bronze residents will have opportunity to attend.
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Bronte
Maurine Brewer
Correction on sewer tax impact misstated
Last week the Enterprise reported a sewer system tax example as 40 cents raising owner of a $5,000 house by $10 annually. The correction states the true cost is $20 per year. Readers should note the error and adjust expectations accordingly.
Longhorns Fall to Mertzon in Bi District
The Bronte Longhorns lost 38 32 to the Mertzon Hornets in Central High Gym San Angelo Tuesday night. Bronte led 21 11 at halftime but fouls in the second half gave Mertzon free throws key to the win. Steve Baggett Benny Corley Dee Arrott and Jerry McCutchen fouled out for Bronte.
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Longhorns
Mertzon
Hornets
Central High Gym
San Angelo
Bronte
Steve Baggett
Benny Corley
Dee Arrott
Jerry McCutchen
Public School Week Observed In Bronte Texas
Next week February 28 to March 5 marks Public School Week in Bronte with the Bronte Schools inviting the public to visit anytime. Supt C B Barbee notes the aim is to show parents and others the work in public schools. Bronte Masonic Lodge and Bronte Lions Club plan a joint banquet Tuesday evening in the school lunchroom with Lions and Masons ladies as guests.
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Texas
Bronte
C. B. Barbee
Bronte Masonic Lodge
Bronte Lions Club
Lions' and Masons
Abilene Woman Treated After One Car Accident
Mildred F. Whisenhunt of Abilene was treated for minor injuries at Bronte Hospital after a one car crash nine miles north of here at the intersection of Highway 70 and AV7. She was released the same day.
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Mildred F. Whisenhunt
Abilene
Bronte Hospital
Here
Letters Welcome on Sewer Bond Proposal Through March
Readers are invited to write letters to the editor on the sewer bond issue from now until March 19. Letters may be for or against the proposal and will be published unless unsigned or excessively long. sign or request withholding of your name by deadline.
City considers bond payments for new system and connection fees
Brown outlines two year lower payments totaling 6750 annually with 8670 post two years for bonds and a 25 construction charge or 50 post completion. A city tax survey shows 9.5 percent of taxpayers would pay over 17.50 yearly to cover a full tax levy, while 90.5 percent pay less.
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Brown