Farm Bureau Launches Weeklong Membership Drive
Coke Sterling County Farm Bureau kicks off a statewide Farm Bureau Week drive March 16 1976 to beat last year’s 180470 member families. Finis Harmon Robert Lee presides with James Allen Bronte as membership chair and a team including Crowley Harmon Danny Stewart and directors.
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Dr John Harris Remembered For Lifelong Bronte Service
The Bronte community mourns Dr John R Harris who died after decades of medical service. He arrived in 1947 and built a private hospital offering care regardless of ability to pay. He treated patients amid illness, delivering babies, making rounds, and supporting Bronte Hospital until retirement.
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Bronte
Addttion
John Harris
Dr. Harris
Bronte Hospital
John
Bronte Board Extends Principals Terms and Sets Election
Bronte School Board on Feb 12 extended principals James L. Golson and James M. Raughton contracts to Aug 31 1978 while superintendent C B Barbee’s term is renewed for another year. Attorneys note March consideration of teachers contracts and April votes on other personnel.
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James L. Golson
James M. Raughton
Bronte
Public Schools Week Observed With Community Program
A Bronte School auditorium program marks Public Schools Week on March 4 at 7 30 p.m. with music by Add. Davis and his band of Robert Lee and speeches on school history and a bicentennial history. Leonard Fletcher, L O Clark, Roy Ball, J T Henry and Supt C B Barbee headline in a districtwide observance sponsored by the Bronte Masonic Lodge.
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Leonard Fletcher
L. O
Nies
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Masonic Lodge
Add. Davis
Robert ‘Lee
Ball
Bronte Masonic Lodge
J. T. Henry
Warner Sisters
Supt. C. B. Barbee
Bronte
Lodge
J. R. Thompson
Blackwell
Broome-Walnut
Water Valley
Highway 87
Broome
Elton Mims
Farr & Lee
Robert Lee
Sterling City
San Angelo
Coke 4-Hers Shine at District Foods Show in Coke County
Coke County 4-Hers highlighted Saturday at the District 4-H Foods and Project Show. Carolyn Collins of Robert Lee won blue in Creative Arts for painted articles, Marty Dunn of Bronte won blue for whole wheat raisin bread, with several others earning red ribbons.
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Coke County
H Foods
Martha Gonzales
Bronte
4.H Council
Carol Cervenka
Gaylon Pitcock
Robert Lee
Harold Dunn
Carolyn Collns
Richard Gran
Johnny Hite
A. D. McCarty
West Texas Utilities Co
Morrison Milling Co
Lions Sponsor First Rattlesnake Roundup in Bronte
Bronte hosts its first Rattlesnake Roundup March 12 13 and 14 at the Rawlings Building Main Street sponsored by the Lions Clubs. Registration is free at downtown HQ with no entry fee. Snakes accepted from 4 p.m. Friday. Prizes include 75 dollars for top pounds, 30 dollars for second, plus a trophy for shortest and longest snakes. Snakes paid by weight 25 cents per pound Friday 20 cents Saturday 15 cents Sunday. Residents urged to plan to attend.
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Main Street
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Minnicks sell country store to Mr and Mrs Charles
Mr and Mrs J R Minnick announce the sale of their country store to Mr and Mrs Luis Charles. New owners take over this week and express thanks for over five years of patronage. Charles couple hope Bronte area residents continue supporting the business.
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Minnicks
Mrs. Charles
J. R. Minnick
Luis Charles
Charleses
Bronte Area
Blackwell Lumber Yard Fire Destroys Landmark Built in 1906
Fire destroyed a 70 year old lumber yard in Blackwell causing about 15000 in damage. Owner L C Lofland reported losses include boats a concrete mixer roofing lumber hardware and household goods with no insurance. Fire began from embers from a trash barrel igniting a grass fire spreading to the yard.
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L. C. Lofland
The
Home Lumber Co
Bronte
Lofland
Loland
South Texas Lumber Co
Longhorn Girls Second at Regional Meet
The Bronze Longhorn girls basketball team finished 2nd in Region 10-B, losing to May 73-63 in Stephenville after two previous wins over Lipan and Poolville. Sherrie Coulson led with 43 points in the final, with Leah Barbee and Shelley Cumbie also contributing, as Laura Glenn earned a regional guard spot and Coulson a forward berth. The squad, with two seniors from Bronte, finished 32-10 and eyes a potential return next year.
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Austin
Stephenville
Longhorns
May
Sherrie Coulson
Leah Barbee
Shelley Cumbée
Kim Glascock
Lipan
Poolville
Coulson
Laura Glenn
Coalson
Bronte High School
Sherri Cooper
Lana Webb
Glenn
Marka Thompson
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