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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1965
Page
1
A fragmented notice indicates a 1964 exhibition with prize money totaling $110 for winners. It mentions handlers Gaines la and Sparks Texaco Station at Lee and Mackey Feed Hurlin Lee Humble Sta as possible registration points for participants.
A Bronte fundraiser basketball game features the Lions Club event with Alan Mackey joining as a new member. Matson, touted as the era's greatest potential, is linked to athletic prep for Olympic-level competition, accompanied by Curly Hayes, a noted college referee and West Texas Utilities public relations officer. The Blackwell Lions host a Saturday night bout to benefit the Dee County Chapter of the March of Dimes, promising a crowd-pleasing show and fan support.
Nineteen ladies attended the WMS gathering at First Baptist Church on a Tuesday morning. Mrs Otis Smith led the devotion at Howard Payne College, Brownwood, where the Uruguay native spoke on identifying issues. Circles Doris Sanderford and Jewel Lunsford met with Mrs Edward Cumbie. others discussed crime literature and family problems. The Elizabeth Truly Circle met with Mrs Olive Keeney for a round table on moral issues. next meeting is Feb 9 at 9:30 for a mission study with a noon salad luncheon.
Spring semester notes show a local graduate from 1963 attending San Angelo College after high school in town. Weekend visits include Linda Henry of Stamford with J. T. Henrys, and Rev. A S Masterson of First Methodist in San Antonio attending a church meeting. In Vernon and Abilene homes, families gather for Sunday visits with Broadus and Tucker relatives.
The girls beat Water Valley 65 41 while the boys lost 57 55 Tuesday night. Rees led with 31 points for the girls and Tad Richards had 18 for Bronte boys with Morrow 15. Bronte will play at home versus Forsan next Tuesday after a Bronte schedule change moving Bronte games from Robert Lee.
A sequence of dates records admissions and dismissals for multiple residents including Marcella Sanchez Caitlyn Brewer Sue Deaton Mandy Taylor James Wells Mrs R T Johnson Mrs Henry Adcock Mrs W J Parrish Marvin Phillips A L Lofton Mrs H F Armstrong Le Roy Bryan M L Maples Mrs J N Carlise Mrs J W Labenske Lisa Lee Sue Deaton Carolyn Brewer M C Carlson W C Shambling Sadie Brown Mary Lasswell Frank Sparks.
John Paul Riley of Charlotte is slated for discharge this week from a San Angelo hospital where he has been receiving treatment. The move comes as medical staff anticipate his stabilization and recovery from injuries sustained recently.
Faye Roe spoke about future meetings where the group will host sewing workshops. Chocolate cake and coffee were served to attendees Mmes Charles A. Brown, George Latimer, Bill Holley, Cecil Tollé Curtis Martin Lee, B. Luckett, Tidwell, James Lee at Reed.
The Coke County Farm Bureau announces a directors' quarterly supper at Robert Lee Methodist Church February 2 at 7 p.m. to launch the 1965 membership drive. A state-wide effort aims for 100000 Texas members with rallies on February 11 in San Antonio and February 4 in Dallas and Lubbock. Ben A. Boykin, Wayne Arrott, H. H. Holland, and H. L. Reid attend. Governor Connally proclaims Farm Bureau Week February 8–11.
Bronte defeated Blackwell 39 to 20 in the boys game while the girls edged out a 13 to 10 win. Randy Barbee led Bronte with 17 points, Keith McCutchen added 8, Tom Grace 6, Steve Williams 5, and David Dellman 3. Garza topped Blackwell with 12. Norma Pruitt led scoring for the girls with 10, Linda Carlton 2, Melody Holcombe 1, and Craig 6 for Blackwell. Coaches Barbee and Toliver urged a strong turnout for the finale on the home court.
Mrs Bridges and Mrs Epperson are in Houston with Mrs Epperson receiving medical treatment at M D Anderson Hospital. They are expected to return home the last of the week.
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