MR. AND MISS BHS HONORED FOR 1970 71
Donnie Thompson and Susan Cumbie named MR. AND MISS BHS for the 1970 71 school year. Both seniors active in athletics and clubs with leadership roles. Susan led class offices and student council activities while Donnie served as class president and joined Spanish Club and FFA. Voter registration ends January 31 with postmark deadline for mail applications. County officials report 1 089 registered and urge all eligible residents to register. East county residents may obtain forms at First National Bank Bronte and mail to the Tax Assessor Collector. Deadline also applies to state county city and Echos taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BHS
Donnie Thompson
Susan Cumbie
Donnie
Dale Thompson
Susan
Edward Cumbie
FFA
O. B. Jacobs
Jacobs
U. S. Supreme Court
First National Bank
Bronte
Lions Pancake Supper Set Saturday Night
The Bronte Evening Lions Club sponsors a Pancake Supper Saturday in the Bronte School Lunchroom from 5 to 8 p.m. Adults pay $1.00 and children 12 and under pay 75 cents. Tickets available in advance from club members or at the door. Proceeds support club projects for the community.
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Bronte Evening Lions Club
Bronte
Lions Club
Adult Education Classes to Start in Bronte
Approval has been secured for adult basic education classes to be taught at Bronte School in cooperation with San Angelo Public Schools. Supt. C B Barbee said the program is a community service the district has sought for some time. A meeting to explain the program will be held Thursday Feb 4 at 6 30 p m in the school auditorium after talks with San Angelo officials on Tuesday. Barbee urged a large turnout even from those not enrolling. Classes will be held two nights a week.
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Bronte
C. B. Barbee
Cooperatin
San Angelo
Barbee
Last Rites Held For J. E. Mitchell
Funeral services for James Elijah Mitchell 96 were held at First Baptist Church in Bronte with burial in Fairview Cemetery. Officiants were Rev. Harry K. Morris and Rev. Bill Beaty. He died Sunday night in West Coke County Nursing Home Robert Lee. Survivors include five daughters one son a sister and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Grandsons served as pallbearers.
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James Elijah Mitchell
First Baptist Church
Bronte
Fairview Cemetery
Harry K. Morris
Robert Lee Baptist Church
Bill Beaty
Newby Funeral Home
Mitchell
West Coke County Nursing Home
Robert Lee
Joppa
Tenn
Ninnie Elizabeth Box
Rockwall
Coke County
Ralls
Bromte
The
Baptist Church
Mildred Roach
Clovis
N. M
Irene Edwards
Garland
Roy Braswell
Marjorie Harwell
Jerry Thomason
Marion Mitchell
Midland
Ollie McBee
Corryton
Funeral held for Wanda Lou Garner
Wanda Lou Garner nine, daughter of Mr and Mrs Billy Wade Garner of Tom Bean, died Sunday morning in a Sherman hospital after surgery. Granddaughter of Mrs A C Dyess of Bronte. Funeral service Tuesday at First Baptist Church Tom Bean, burial Randolph Cemetery. Survivors include parents two brothers two sisters two grandmothers including Mrs Dyess. Relatives from Bronte attended.
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Wanda Lou Garner
Billy Wade Garner
Tom Bean
Sherman Hospital
A. Co. Dyess
Bronte
First Baptist Church
Randolph Cemetery
Dyess
Bronte Junior High Storms To Basketball Tourney Titles
Bronte Junior High boys won three straight to capture the tournament title. The girls gym team reached the final, beating Water Valley and Sterling City before losing to Robert Lee for second place. Top scorers included Raughton and Alexander on the boys and Coalson Arrott Snead on the girls.
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Bronte
Robert Lee
Water Valley
Kim Arrott
High Painter
Sherrie Coalson
Julie Snead
Debbie Carper
Sterling City
Coalson
Arrott
Snead
Coulson
Denise McClure
Shelly Cumbie
Karen Blair
Roscoe
McClure
Kim Caperton
Cumbie
Donna Butler
Kar
Friday Services Set for County Attorney Dickey
Frank C. Dickey Sr. 76 Coke County attorney died Wednesday in San Angelo. Rosary Thursday at Johnson's Funeral Home. Funeral Friday 10 am at Sacred Heart Cathedral with burial in Calvary Cemetery. Survived by wife Myrtle Hill, two sons Frank Jr. and James, brother Jewel Dickey, sisters Max Andrew Johnson and H L Scott, nine grandchildren, one great grandchild. He was Coke County attorney since 1947 with earlier practice in Waco and Runnels County. He served in World War I and held licenses in state and federal courts. He also practiced for clients in Germany and Mexico.
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St. John’s Hospital
San Angelo
Johnson's Funeral Home
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Calvary Cemetery
Dickey
Coke County
J. S. Dickey
West Texas
Dekey
Myrtle Hill
Germany
Mexico
Frank C. Dickey Jr
Texas and American Bar Association
The
Trial Lawyers’ Association
San
Angelo
James S. Dickey
Grand Prairie
Jewel S. Dickey
Hamlin
Max Andrew Johnson
Robert Lee
H. L. Scott
Dallas
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Lions
J. E. Mitchell
C. R. Blake
St. John's Hospital
David Chapman
Doug Kelly
Marvin Ensor
Alan Barbee
Kit Carlton
Louis Martinez
Jim Dan Raughton
Randy Scott
Bobby Bailey
Wayne Alexander
Mertzon
Raughton
Alexander
Kelly
Ensor
Shorthorns
Miles
Martinez
Frank C. Dickey Sr
Baylor Univer
Frank C. Dickey
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