Funeral Services for Conda H Wylie End Local Pioneer
Conda H. Wylie 86 longtime Coke and Runnels County rancher died after a heart attack near Bronte. Services at Ballinger First United Methodist Church with burial in Evergreen Cemetery. he supported Week Deer and many Texas charities. Survivors include wife, daughter, sister, and six grandchildren.
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Conda H. Wylie
Pioneer
Coke and Runnels County
Ballinger First United Methodist Church
Wylie
Spallinger
Evergreen Cemetery
Allen Davis Furnal
Piez Todd
Wayne Reynolds
Ballinger Church
Hendrick Memorial Hospital
Abilene
Bronte
Myr.Wylie
West Texas Rehabilitation Center
Abilene Center
West Texas
San Angelo
Edna Odom
Ballinger Chamber of Commerce
Maurine
Babe) Richards
Clearwater Beach
Fla
Three Coke County district directors up for re election
Election set for Tuesday January 14 to choose three directors for the Coke County Kickapoo Water Control and Improvement District. Voting at Bronte city hall with Noah Pruitt Sr. as election judge. Incumbents Royce Fancher Preston Davis and Wayman Percifull seek reelection. Holdovers are D. K. Glenn and Norman R. Riker. Qualified district voters may cast ballots.
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Coke County Kickapoo Water Control and Improvement District
Bronte
Noah Pruitt Sr
Royce Fancher
Preston Davis
Wayman Percifull
D. K. Glenn
Norman R
Bronze School Counts District Census of School Age Children
Scholastics Bronze School begins its annual census of district children. Parents receive blanks via students and are urged to return them promptly, especially for families with a child turning six before September 1, 1969. Contact census trustee Mrs. Clark Glenn for information.
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Bronze School
Clark Glenn
Huffakers to Mark Golden Anniversary With Open House
Mr and Mrs J D Huffaker celebrate their golden wedding Sunday at home with an open house inviting friends. The couple married January 9 1919 in Barstow and have since lived in Barstow Las Vegas Maverick Runnels Coke counties. They have a son Don Daniel and grandchildren Jay and Lee Ann Daniel. Mrs Huffaker born in Bronte and Mr Huffaker in Ballinger.
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J. D. Huffaker
Huffaker
Barstow
Claudia Keesee
Pyote
Las Vegas
N. M
Maverick
Runnels County
Coke County
Don Daniel
Jay and
Lee Ann Daniel
Mrs. Huffaker
Bronte
Mr. Huffaker
Ballinger
General Telephone Requests Increase In Bronte Rates
General Telephone Co. of the Southwest seeks a Bronte exchange rate hike. City council, mayor Royce Lee, and company officials plan another public meeting in coming weeks to discuss the proposal. Largest increase targets business one party lines from 10.50 to 14.00 dollars, with other rises listed. company cites 1968 earnings and proposed return, while The Enterprise will publish notices of future meetings.
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General Telephone Co
Southwest
Bronte Exchange
Royce Lee
Bronte Teams Open District Play With Wins and Losses
Bronte split with Roscoe last Friday with the boys winning 56 43 and the girls losing 44 37. Randy Barbee led the boys with 20 points while Norma Pruitt scored 25 for the girls. The Longhorns then lost to Abilene Christian College 64 51 as Randy Caperton had 18 and Willie Zuniga 15. District play begins Friday with both Bronte teams at Water Valley and returns Tuesday at Sterling City.
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Miles
Wall
Robert Lee
Mertzon
Bronte
Sterling City
Highland
Roscoe
Randy Barbee
Norma Pruitt
Longhorns
Abilene Christian College
Randy Caperton
Willie Zuniga
Water Valley
Cumbie and Mackey Announce Annual January Clearance
The Cumbie and Mackey Dry Goods store starts its annual January clearance sale offering substantial savings on a wide range of items. The advertisement in this week's paper highlights many items to be discounted during the event.
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Cumbie & Mackey
Cumbie & Mackey Dry Gooda
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Mr. Wylie
Coloradoiver
H. C. Wylie
Texas
Missis
Mertzon Boys
Blackwell Girls
Ion Judge
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