Bronte Leads Brownie Reporter In Local Pages
Our older daughter makes her reportorial debut in the Enterprise after being elected Brownie Scout Troop reporter. A note urges support for March of Dimes and poll tax deadlines, with local 4-H results from Robert Lee showing Dee Arrott and Jessie Ensor winning grand championships in lambs and sheep.
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The
Enterprise
Jessie Ensor
Hollis Ensor
Ram
Estelle's Flower Shop Expands Space in Bronte
Mr and Mrs Claude Ward double floor area of Estelle's Flowers and Gifts Bronte by extending toward the rear. A larger refrigerator allows more display of pot plants and gifts. They opened in Bronte Oct 31 1953 and closed the Robert Lee shop due to growth. A new delivery panel truck was also purchased.
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Claude Ward
Estelle’s Flowers and
Bronte
Estelle's
Last Rites Held Thursday for Miss Ethel Reaves
Funeral services for Miss Ethel Reaves were held at Blackwell Baptist Church with Rev. T. W. Teel officiating. She died Tuesday in Bronte Hospital and was born November 11 1884 in Williamson County. Survivors include sisters and brothers in Blackwell and burial followed at Blackwell Cemetery.
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Ethel Reaves
Blackwell
T. W. Teel
Douglas Gossett
Miss Reaves
Bronte Hospital
Williamson County
Blackwell Baptist Church
George Russell
R. H .Reaves
Jack Reaves
Blackwell Cemetery
Clift Funeral Home
Bronte
Bronte Beats Bronte Lakeview Tourney For Third
Bronte defeats Lakeview 55-49 to claim third place as Bronte breaks a 47-47 tie with two minutes left. Lakeview Maidens win 54-43 over Paint Rock Club. Scooter Snead scores 38 in Robert Lee game for runnerup scoring with 62 total and earns all tournament honors.
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Bronte
Robert Lee
Lakeview
Lakeview Maidens
Paint Rock Club
Scooter Snead
Porch Light Campaign For March of Dimes In Coke County
Campaign director Joe Rose reports 634.67 dollars collected for the March of Dimes on Coke County’s east side. The final major event, the Mothers March by Diversity and Sorosis Clubs, begins tonight at 7 30 p m with porch-light pickup.
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March of Dimes
Coke County
Joe Rose
Rose
Diversity and Sorosis Clubs
Rites Held Jan 19 For Ester Bryant
Ester Bryant longtime Blackwell resident died in Sweetwater Hospital last week after a 10 day stay Funeral services were at Blackwell Baptist Church with Rev C F Powell Fort Sumner NM officiating Burial followed in Blackwell Cemetery Cate Spencer Funeral Home of Sweetwater in charge Survivors include wife one son Burl Bryant of Sweetwater three daughters Maurine Shaffer Wanda Lynn Ward Naomi Alewine four brothers two sisters and nine grandchildren
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Blackwell Baptist Church
C. F. Powell
Fort Sumner
N. M
Blackwell
Cate- Spencer Funeral Home
Sweetwater
Bryant
Pitts
Wateh
Texas
Jar
Beulah Shaffer
The
Baptist Church
Burl Bryant
Maurine Shaffer
Wanda Lynn Ward
South Bend
Ind
Naomi Alewine
Houston
Bronte Girls Appear on Abilene Telethon
Misses June and Jean Moore and Carolyn Kemp represented Bronte on KRBC-TV telethon in Abilene. The broadcast supported the March of Dimes Benefit. Carolyn performed as soloist while June and Jean sang as a duet. Carolyn is daughter of Cecil and Mrs Kemp and Julie and Jean are twins of Foy and Mrs Moore.
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June
Jean Moore
Carolyn Kemp
Bronte
Krbc-Tv
Abilene
March of Dimes
Carolyn
Jean
Cecil Kemp
Julie
Foy Moore
Funeral marked for Mrs Emma Pierce 82
Mr and Mrs Homer Vaughn traveled after learning of the death of their aunt Mrs Emma Pierce 82 of O'Donnell formerly of Bronte. Mrs Pierce was buried on Thursday after funeral services last week.
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Homer Vaughn
Emma Pierce
O'Donnell
Pierce
Bronte
Tuesday Is Poll Tax Deadline
Taxpayers face a January 31 deadline after which taxes become delinquent and penalties apply. County school and city collectors expect brisk business and sheriff Good reports 775 poll tax receipts issued so far with an estimated 1,300 to 1,400 more to be paid in Coke County before midnight.
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Austin
Paul Good
Good
Coke County
Auction Sale Goes Over In Big Way At Coke County show
The Coke County Livestock Show sale drew strong bids after judging with five hogs and five lambs selling. Grand champion lamb sold to Sweetwater Cotton Oil Mill for 1.11 per lb and reserve champion to Caperton Chevrolet Co at 0.75. Buyers included Ivey Motor Co Nathan's Jewelers Santa Rita Wool Co Western Wool Mohair Joe B Blakeney Wool Warehouse and more. Hog champion sold to Robert Lee State Bank at 0.50 per lb and reserve to Vaughan Chevrolet Co at 0.41. Packers bids from West Texas Packing Co and Midwest Feed Yards were above market. Officials praised the lively bidding and thanked buyers and bidders for a record sale.
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Coke County
Sweetwater Cotton Oil Mill
Caperton Chevrolet Co
Ivey Motor Co
Nathan's Jewelers
Santa Rita Wool Co
Western Wool & Mohair
Joe B. Blakeney
Robert Lee State Bank
Vaughan Chevrolet Co
Hemphill Wells Co
Red Chain Feed
Bronte
Sims Food
Gandy's Creamery
Nathan's
S. E. Adams Insurance Co
West Texas Packing Co
Midwest Feed Yards
Coke County Livestock Association
Coke County Show and Sale Committee
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Goethe
Terry Frank Bryan
Frankie Wojtek
Kenneth Wink
Annice Gartman
Monte Trimble
Joe Harmon
Jerrel Harmon
Jimmy Brunson
Herman Carter
San Angelo
Benny Corley
Wayne Bridges
Dee Arrott
Morgan Russell
Dennis Blair
Arrott
Estelle
Charles Ragsdale
Bronte Area
Tad Richards
Ester Bryant
Sweetwater Hospital