Bronte Group Tours Brady Creek Dam Project Site
Coke County farmers and Bronte officials joined Soil Conservation staff to tour five Brady Creek water retaining structures near Eden. The party, led by Charles Haenisch, viewed part of the 46 structures planned for the Kickapoo watershed and heard advocates say the dams would protect land from future floods and enable cheaper construction locally.
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Bronte Group
Brady Creek
Texas
Coke County
Eden
Soil Conservation District
Kickapoo
Bronte
Lam Lasswell
H. A. Springer
O. H. Willoughby
J. A Stephenson
Preston Davis
J. B. Mackey
Austin Sandusky
L. L. Wilkins
W. G. Cresap
R. R. Willis
F. S. Higginbotham
Barton Waldrop
Ernest Ivey
D. K. Glenn
Charles Haenisch
Soil Conservationist
Brady
Standard Times
Don Coppedge
C. E. Bruton
Kickapoos
Ben. R
Meeting to Set Holidays in Bronte Invites All Businessmen
The Bronte business community is urged to attend a 9 o clock Monday meeting at The Enterprise office to set business holidays for 1958. A similar meeting earlier in January helped plan ahead for New Year s Day Memorial Day Fourth of July Labor Day and other holidays.
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Bronte
Aly
March Of Dimes Drive Kicks Off In Bronte Area
Bronte and Tennyson join the annual Coke County campaign for the March of Dimes. Coffee sales at Bronte Care and Bronte Pharmacy raise funds, with I C Oden directing. A 7 p.m. talent program at Tennyson Schoolhouse features a film and bake sale as part of January activities to reach the 44 900 000 goal.
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Bronte
Coke County
All
Bronte Cares
Bronte Pharmacy
I. C. Oden
Tennyson
Ladies of Tennyson
Oden
Cecil Kemp
H. A. Springer
Princ Norman Porter
Marvin Corley
J. P. Arrott
Tad Richards
Business Men Invited To Meet With City Council
Bronte city council invites business men and residents to a Friday night meeting at 7 30 in city hall. Mayor Ernest Ivey says topics include the night watchman and other items of interest. Discussion previously covered funding the watchman from city funds or business contributions.
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Bronte
Ernest Ivey
Ivey
Stock Show Weeklet in Robt Lee at County Park
Robt Lee Coke County hosts its annual Livestock Show next Monday January 6 at County Park. Show barns move to the park facilities including the community center for Home Demonstration Club and 4 H exhibits and a refreshment stand. County Agent Sterling Lindsey Dawson Coleman will judge the event at 10 a.m. An auction follows at 2 30 p.m. The 1958 show honors the late Fred McDonald Jr longtime officer and booster. A list of probable 4 H entries includes Dee Arrott James Pentecost Gaylon Pitcock Robert Wink Kay Wink and more across Herefords swine sheep. Officers of the ABSOC iation James Arrott president Leslie Wink vice president J J McCabe secretary Nolan Pentecost Douglas Gartman D K Glenn Jacob Morrow Crowley Harmon Buster Burden Marvin Corley Hollis Ensor Edward Cumbie directors.
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Sterling Lindsey
Dawson Coleman
Miles
Fred McDonald, Jr
Dee Arrott
James Pentecost
Gaylon Pitcock
Robert Wink
Kay Wink
Lanny Denman
Malcom Johnson
Clarice Godwin
Bobby Blaylock
Robert
Wink
Johnnie Jacobs
Barbara
Bobby B
Marvin ‘Corley
Hollis Ensor
Edward
Cumbie
Students Allowed to Attend County Stock Show
Supt. Garland Blacks announced no school dismissal for the county stock show but allowed students to attend. Those with transport may go Monday morning and after lunch enough buses will run to Robert Lee for all others who wish to go.
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Supt
Garland Blacks
Robert Lee
4-H Youth Enrolls Lambs Calves and Swine Entry
States 4-H boys and girls will enter about 80 lambs seven fat calves 20 barrows 25 head of breeding swine and 20 breeding stock in the event indicating statewide 4-H livestock participation.
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Enterprise
Coffee Shop
Cink
Haenisch
Standard-Times
March of Dimes Drive
Gene Walker
Mary Walker
Buddy
Oklahoma City
Dwayne Walker
Clarence Doggett
Jacksboro
Lee
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