Tennyson News Roundup Visitors and Guests
Dena Kay Cunningham reports a series of Sunday and weekend visits across the region. Ricky Dry of Winters and Sin da Tischler spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Robert Brown. Various guests traveled from Odessa San Angelo Lubbock Grape Creek Amarillo Iraan Gen Angelo Orient and San Angelo to visit local families including the Ditmores Huffakers Suggs Graves Cockburns and Graves family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricky Dry
Winters
Sinda Tischler
Robert Brown
C. D. Derrick
Chester Derrick
Odessa
Claude Ditmore
D. W. Sheffy
Clifford
San Angelo
H. W. Smith
Lubbock
Ditmores
W. H. Feil
Clint Barnes
Gary Davis
Iraan
Louis Baker
Chuck Lambert
Orient
Dan Cockburn
Bubba
Joe Ward
Cockburns
O. B. Graves
Keith Morris Presents Music Program For Club
Keith Morris, a Bronte high school senior and son of the Rev. and Mrs. Harry Morris, presented the programs for the Progressive club meeting held Thursday at Mrs. Olive Keeney’s home. He performed organ selections as the evening’s theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Morris
Harry Morris
Bronte High School
Progressive Club
Olive Keeney
Keith
A. N. Rawlings
M. Russell
L. E. Smith
Emma Sims
Annie Wilkins
National Bank Brontes 1967 Call Report Summary
Call No 464 Charter No 127238 for The First National Bank of At Texas shows assets totaling 2,810,416.18 with cash and deposits balance details, loans, and securities. Deposits amount to 2,398,493.32 in demand and 2,118,467.27 in time and savings, with total liabilities at 2,388,935.10 and capital accounts at 1,060,487.70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank OF
ATE
Texas
Bronte
United States
Sunday Sermon and Socials Fill Maverick Notices
Rev. John Early of San Angelo will preach at Maverick Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Vernie Smith visited their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Saunders and Mike in San Angelo. Monday night the Tennyson Adams wedding occurred in San Angelo. Visitors included Abilene families and local residents. Ross Lee funeral attended by Norton and Maverick folks. Several local hosting and visiting arrangements mentioned with multiple northern and western Texas towns referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Early
San Angelo
Maverick
Vernie Smith
Leroy Saunders
Mike
Linda Tennyson
George Robert Adams
Willard Caudle
Victor Hedges
Harold Keele
Abilene
Verlin Oates
Grace Hedges
Elfrida
Ariz
Luther Nixon
Ballinger
Dr. Porter
Russell Wright
Menard
Sammy Morgan
San Francisco
Calif
A. B. Morgan
Weldon Lee
Brownwood
Irving Lee
Plainview
Mitchell Lee
Lubbock
Carl Lee
Eunice
N. M
Norton
Ross Lee
Carl Florence
Jolly 8
Bert Hester
Minerva Roach
Laura Neshbet
Susie Garlington
Rob Springer
George Coleman
Herbert Holland
Florence
J. A. Gaddy
Daly
Pat
Clear Lake
Ioava
Bill Scurlock
Gan Angelo
Jess Grooms
Ray Collins
W. N. Gaddy
Reggie
Grand Falls
Ivan Slaughter
Kate Slaughter
Less Webb
Bronte
Slaughter
Bronte HD Club Serves Turkey Supper in Dallas Weekend
Bronte HD Club hosted a turkey supper at the Arrott cabin for members and husbands after a Christmas weather delay. Attendees included Arrott family members James Arrott Charles Ragsdale Tom Williams Ronald Walton Ray Coulson Gene Halamicek J C Boatright O R McQueen with visiting Mrs Less Webb Sun day and Mrs Jane Coghill Mrs Nita Poe from San Angelo. Mrs J W Martin hosted a Diversity Club meeting January 4 at Mrs Vetal Flores home with games of argentina and a plan to advertise in Club Woman magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrott
Bronte HD Club
C. E. Arrott
Issides
Canada
Messrs
Mmes. Arrott
James Arrott
Charlies Ragsdale
Tom Williams
Ronald Walton
Ray Coulson
Gene Halamicek
J. C. Boatright
O. R. MicQueen
E.R. Kennedy
Mines
O. R. McQueen
Smith
D. K. Glenn
Cecil Kemp
R. C. Lasswell
W. H.dismore
Charles Ragsdale
Flores
Martin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bronte Enterprise
Coke County
Meo
Ae AL
Ben Oglesby
Coke
Tennyson
Dena Kay Cunningham
U. S
Everee
Sonene
B. D. Snead
Snd
Balet
Cohen Ad Soc
Brookshire Browsings
Debbie and
Miles of
Blackwell
Charlie Browns
Dallas
Odessi
Turkey
J. W. Martin
Weer
Federal Land Bank Loan
WTU General Office
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