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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1966
Page
5
Debbie Hines, 17, of Silver led Bronte with 31 points while Richards, Lee, Corley and Masterson also scored for Bronte. The Longhorns defeated Starling City 75 57. A tournament planning meeting is set for 4:30 pm Saturday at Bronte City Hall inviting golfers from Robert Lee and Bronte.
The fragment notes a Sonora team winning the final against Christoval with Forsan and Miles also participating in the event.
On Monday the judging of breeding swine and other livestock continues through the day. Market swine classes start at 9 am, fat lamb classes at 10 am, breeding sheep at 1 pm, steer classes at 2 pm, with the sale set for 3 pm.
James Allen and Fred McCabe Jr. reported on the State Farm Bureau convention as directors met Tuesday night. Thirteen officers and directors were present. The group discussed expanding foreign markets to handle surplus. A goal and certificate of award were given Coke County for membership achievements. The Bureau voted to buy a lamb or pig if bidders are scarce at the Coke County Livestock Show next Monday. Membership quota set at 275 with ten additional members for 1966. The membership drive begins January 27 with a kickoff breakfast.
Robert Lee McAdams was found not guilty of a traffic violation in Bronte Justice Court after a collision with a power line pole. His wife Mrs. McAdams was injured in the crash. A prior trial ended in a hung jury.
Relatives report both men in critical condition at Bisbee Hospital after a Tuesday incident. B. V. sustained multiple injuries including paralysis, broken pelvis, several broken ribs, and collapsed lung. Jody Hedges more severely hurt. Mrs. B. V. Hedges and Mrs. Jody Hedges identified with local families.
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