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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1976
Page
2
Mr and Mrs C E Bruton celebrated their 56th wedding anniversary with a family dinner on Sunday February 22. Attending were Mrs Bruton's brother Lynwood Biggerstaff and his wife from Garland, her sister and husband Mr and Mrs B C Evers of Odessa, and the Brutons' children Mr and Mrs Bon Spoonts of Abilene and Mrs Inella Nicholas of San Angelo. The Biggerstaffs visited overnight and left Monday.
Mrs. Sarah Louise Cockburn Hinrichs died at 66 in San Angelo. Services were held at Allen Davis Funeral Home Ballinger with Rev. Keith Blake officiating. Burial followed in Protestant Cemetery Rowena. She married Ernest Hinrichs in 1957, was a Baptist, and survived by her husband a son a daughter and numerous grandchildren.
Four Coke County 4-H members from the 4.11 Club competed in the Angelo State University Livestock Judging Contest in San Angelo on February 21. Representing Coke County were William and Carolyn Simpson, Lynn Gulley and Dianna Tinkler. Final results were not available at press time, but Carolyn Simpson ranked fifth high individually in the 4-H division and the Coke County team placed fifth high in beef cattle judging.
The Coke County Water Supply Corp steering committee has finished initial plans for a rural water system. A meeting is set for Monday March 8 at 7 30 p.m. at the New Recreation Center in Robert Lee to discuss the project with rural residents landowners. Attending will be William Fox engineer and Alton Pyburn FHA representative. They will explain the project and answer questions. A loan and grant request has been made through FHA. All interested rural water users are invited.
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