Longhorns land four on allstate Class B teams
Bronte High School’s 1967 football squad earns four all-state berths as Texas Sportswriters Association names selections. Doug McCutchen repeats on first team offense. Davis Corley and Louis Rose also make first team. Brian Richards and McCutchen earn spots on second team defense and offense respectively. Other Longhorns honored include Tommy Stephens and Charlie Miller among the second team picks.
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Bronte High School
Selec
Texas Sportswriters Association
Doug McCutchen
Longhorns
McCutchen
Leonard
North Texas
Louis Rose
Loraine Hneman
Texas
Local Lions to Attend Mid Winter Conference
Austin Masterson H O Whitt Horace Grigg J F Hughes L L Wilkins and Elmer Hurley will attend the mid winter conference for District 2 A1 Lions Clubs in Junction Saturday. A total of 1038 Coke County voters had registered up to Tuesday noon per county tax assessor collector O B Jacobs.
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Austin Masterson
H. O. Whitt
Horace Grigg
J. F. Hughes
L. L. Wilkins
Elmer Hurley
Junction
Lions Clubs
Coke County
O. B. Jacobs
Jacobs
Texas
Rgister
John Hill
Bronte
First National Bank
Services Held for Joe Lee Scott 38 in Bronte
Funeral services were held at Central Baptist Church Bronte for Joe Lee Scott 38 of Jal New Mexico. He died Tuesday at Shannon Hospital San Angelo and is survived by wife mother and siblings. Burial in Fairview Cemetery. He was an accountant for El Paso Natural Gas and served in Korea.
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Central Baptist Church
Bronte
Joe Lee Scott
Jal, N. M
Bronte High School
Wayne N. Stout
Donald F. Pruitt
Dallas
Fairview Cemetery
Williams Funeral Home
Mr. Scott
Shannon Hospital
San Angelo
Faye Scott
Walter Scott
Ouida Beaver
Robert Lee
el Paso Natural Gas Co
Baptist Church
Donna Scott
James Weaver Scott
Maryneal
Kenneth R. Scott
Monahans
Danny Ray Scott
Tomas
Calif
Noah (Dorthey) Pruitt Jr
Bobby Scott
Darwin Scott
Delbert Coulson
Cecil Coulson
Ralph Scott Jr
Doyle Scott
Noel Dean Scott
Merritt Joe Scott
Federal funds allocated for Coke County children
A telegram from Congressman Omar Burleson states $19,062.04 in federal funds have been granted for Coke County children aged 5 to 17 from low income families under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. Details of distribution are pending, with funds expected to support local Economic Opportunity program needs.
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Omar Burleson
Coke County
Office of Education
Mrs. Isa bella Marquez Rites Held at St James Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Isa bella Marquez aged 79 were held Monday afternoon at St. James Catholic Church. Burial followed in Fairview Cemetery under Williams Funeral Home direction. She died Friday in Houston while visiting her daughter Mrs. Valentina Flores. She had previously lived in Mexico. She is survived by six daughters.
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Isabella Marquez
St. James Catholic Church
Fairview
Williams Funeral Home
Marquez
Houston
Valentina Flores
Mexico
Bronte High nets wins as district opener underway
Bronte High School boys and girls won district 67B openers against Sterling City. The boys cruised 44 to 11 while the girls edged 51 to 47 in a thriller. Norma Pruitt led the girls with 25 points and Da vis Corley led the boys with 10.
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Bronte High School
Sterling City
Eagles
Norma Pruitt
Kreta Riker
Melissa
Lee
Linda Carlton
Longhorns
Davis Corley
Doug McCutchen
Edward Rawlings Named Bank VP
Edward Rawlings was elected an honorary vice president of First National Bank at the annual meeting. The only other officer change was the election of Mrs. Jerry Parker as assistant cashier, with L. T. Youngblood as chairman and president, Earl F. Glenn as executive vice president, B. D. Snead as vice president and cashier, and Mrs. Charlie Boecking as assistant cashier.
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First National Bank
Jerry
Wanda Belle) Parker
L. T. Youngblood
Earl F. Glenn
B. D. Snead
Charlie Boecking
Hames Funeral Services Held at Crosbyton
Mrs. F S Higginbotham returned to Bronte after two weeks with her daughter in Crosbyton following the death of her son in law Warren V. Hames on Christmas Day. Aged 67, he died after a brief illness at a Crosbyton hospital and once ran a Chevrolet agency in Bronte with his brother. Survivors include his wife a brother and a sister.
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Higginbotham
Bronte
Warren Hames
Crosbyton
Warren V. Hames
Hames
Chevrolet
Quincy Hames
and & Alster
Roland Artley
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Coke
Davis
Corley
Brian Richards
Tommy Stephens
Bangs
Charlie Miller
Fort Hancock
Gary Moore
Johnny Scott
Wilson
Rs. Marquez
U.S
Pacific Air Forces
Southeast Asia
Sheppard Afb
Tex
Stanton (Tex
U.S. Air Force
Edward Rawlings
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