Brookshire Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Events
Mrs. Wesley Brown, daughter of the Landers, left Lamesa for San Angelo after days in the Landers home. Families from Ballinger, Happy, Bronte, Cross Plains and Maverick visited or hosted others in Miles, San Angelo and nearby towns. Rebekah Lodge hosted a covered dish supper and 42 game at the IOOF Hall in Miles with local hostesses. Jolly Breakfast club met with full attendance and plans a future meeting.
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Wesley Brown
the Landers
Telephone Company
Lamesa
Landers
San Angelo
Jerry Landers
Alta Claude Lee
Happy
Texas
Carl
Florence
Susie Garlington
Velma Lee
Woodie Fry
Ballinger
Marvin Landers
Bronte
J. O. Landers
J. C. Boatright
W. Y. Boatright
Miles
Carrie Holland
Luther Gann
H. J. Holland
Cross Plains
Herbert Hollands
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Doxie Laudder
Wesley Prinzing
Tot Clark
Herbert Holland
Mag Stephenson
Harlen Lee
Bronte Hospital
G. L. Cook
J. P. Tounger
J. C Boatright
Jolly Breakfast Club
Bill Willman
al D. Richards
Marks
Jim Clark
San
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Caperton Brothers Visit Manville for Sister's Illness
E. L. Caperton travels with three brothers to Manville Alabama to see their sister Mrs. Alice Rosser who is seriously ill.
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E. L. Caperton
Manville
Ala
Alice Rosser
Coke County Election Bids And Local Notices
Frank Percifull seeks sheriff reelection. Mrs. B. M. Gramling runs again for county treasurer and Willis Smith seeks county clerk. S. A. Riker and McNeil Wylie enter bids for commissioner and county judge. Sam Gaston runs for precinct commissioner while Miss Mable Edwards and Marlin Rogers wed. Bill McDonald campaigns for District Attorney 51st district. Dan Hale found dead in plowed field. George P. Kirkland dies at 85 after 50 years in Hayrick area. Percy Suggs and Charlie Sims depart for San Diego after visiting relatives.
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Willis Smith
S. A. Riker
Coke County
McNeil Wylie
Sam Gaston
George P. Kirkland
Hayrick
Percy Suggs
Charlie Sims
San Diego
California
New Law Boosts Coke County Cotton Acreage
Coke County's cotton quota rises about 3000 acres under a new federal law raising the national allotment. ASC Secretary J. E. Quisenberry says Coke may have around 10 700 acres next year with final figures pending from the state office. The quota uses 65 percent of a three year average or 40 percent of the best year, limited to 47 percent of total crop land. Localities with large cotton areas may lose, but Coke County benefits according to Quisenberry.
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Coke County
Congress
J. E. Quisenberry
ASC
Coke
Political Announcements for Sheriff Clerk and Commissioner
The Enterprise announces candidates subject to Democratic Primaries. Sheriff and Tax Assessor-Collector Paul Good. County and District Clerk Weldon Fikes. Commissioner Precinct No. 2 Howard Brock.
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Paul Good
Weldon Fikes
Howard Brock
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Brookshire Browsings
Franklin Thomas
Elton Gilliland
Chloe
Big Spring
Leland Carlton
Ronnie
Maverick
Billie Thomas
R. W. Rees
Bronte, Texas
Frank Percifull
B. M. Gramling
Bronte Enterprise
Ben Oglesby
Mattenel Advertising Repr
American Press
Jeff Dean
Gertrude Gray
Frank C. Dickey, Jr
Claude Ditmore
T. F. Sims, Sr
L. T. Youngblood
Gene Autry & Associates
Don Franklin
Jack Sprat
Kimbell’'S
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