Enterprise Subscription Special Cut to Save 50 Cents
Bronte Enterprise offers a limited time 50 cent reduction on subscriptions through July 15 or month end. Rates are $2.00 per year in Coke and neighboring counties and $2.50 elsewhere, with regular rates $2.50 and $3.00. New renewals and extensions at the special rate accepted by mail Box 318 Bronte or by listed local agents.
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Bronte Enterprise
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Bronte
Political Ad Special Plans Raise Local Interest
The Enterprise will publish a special political edition around July 18 or 24 asking candidates to run ads presenting platforms. Readers may submit favorite candidate notices and the paper offers help preparing copy. Alaska statehood news and Seward’s folly are noted with commentary on history and bargains. A Brookshire cabbage crop report is included.
Deposits Decline Slightly At Bronte Bank In June Call
The First National Bank of Bronte reports deposits down from 2,325,858.85 on March 4 to 2,309,787.18 on June 23. Loans rise modestly from 574,470.85 to 576,566.54. Capital accounts total 239,758.42 with 50,000 stock, 100,000 surplus, and 89,758.42 undivided profits.
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First National Bank
Bronte
First National
Bronte Masonic Lodge Initiates New Officers in Joint Install
Bronte Masonic Lodge and Hayrick Lodge of Robert Lee held a joint installation on June 24 naming W. D. Pete McDonald as worshipful master and Royce Fancher as senior warden among other officers. The two lodges alternate the hosting town each year.
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Bronte Masonic Lodge
Hayrick Lodge
Robert Lee
Bronte Lodge
W. D
Pete) McDonald
Royce Fancher
Leonard Fletcher
J. A Stephenson
H. O. Whitt
J. T. Henry
Little League Contributions Announced This Year
Bronze Little League teams lack surplus funds yet adult team leaders report strong support from business people and donors. Sorosis Study Club led with 25 dollars. others include West Texas Utilities, First National Bank, Bronte Florist, Caperton Chevrolet, Cumbie s Food Store, and numerous local sponsors aiding summer baseball expenses.
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Sorosis Study Club
Little League
West Texas Utilities
Cumbie and Mackey
Sims Food Store
Charles C. Boecking
Pete Nutter
Cactus Cafe
Younglood
Glenn Ins
First National Bank
B. D. Snead Ins
Bronte Florist
White’s Auto
Bronte Enterprise
Bronte Ice Co
Bronte Hospital
Cecil Kemp, Butane Service Co
Bill and Charles Gulf Station
Model Laundry
Pittman Humble
Caperton Chevrolet Co
Cumbie's Food
Webb
Home Motor Co
Luckett Texaco
Scott Butane
Pruitts
City Cafe
South Texas Lumber Co
Absentee Voting To Start Monday
Absentee voting for the July 26 primary will begin next Monday July 7 according to County Clerk J L Tinkler. State law allows absentee voting from 20 days before to 3 days before election day. Voters away from home or unable to visit polls may vote by absentee ballot. Applications should be sent to the county clerk or voters may call at the courthouse to mark ballots.
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J. L
Chilly) Tinkler
Court House
Bronte Observes Independence Day Holiday and Closures
Bronte merchants close for Independence Day Friday while some highway businesses stay open for travelers. The Enterprise reports the holiday was set by local merchants and explains adjusted hours and preholiday sales. County Park manager Aubrey Denman says the swimming pool opens at 10 am Friday to accommodate expected crowds.
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Bronte
Aubrey Denman
Intermediate Swim Classes Begin in Bronte
Aubrey Denman manager of the County Park and Pool in Bronte announced that intermediate swimming lessons start Monday. Richard Rees and Joe Don Wilkins will conduct the sessions. Cost is $1.00 per lesson plus 15 cents pool admission for each lesson. Interested persons should contact Denman to register.
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Aubrey Denman
Bronte
Denman
Richard Rees
Joe Don Wilkins
Coke County Raises 870 For Cancer Crusade Campaign
Coke County residents contributed 870.63 to the American Cancer Society in the recently completed crusade led by chairman A. J. Kirkpatrick. The drive surpassed last year by 50 dollars and exceeded 1958 quota of 575 by 151 percent, with volunteers across Walnut Divide Wildcat Green Mountain Bronte Robert Lee and local towns reporting strong support and a bank draft sent to Austin.
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Pleted Crusade
A. J. Kirkpatrick
Robert Lee
Cake County
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Walnut
Divide
Wildcat
Fred McCabe
Fred McCabe, Jr
T. W. Lyle
Frank Mullican
Arch Mathers
John Mason
Walter Paul
Paul Gilbert
Guy Wheeler
John T. Stewart
Bob Edwards
Kay Stewart
T. A. Davis
Green Mountain
Bronte
Ben Oglesby
C. E. Bruton
Curtis Walker
Willis Smith
Kenneth
L. E. Higgins
Rudy Ford
Bronte Hospital Receives Blue Cross Plaque
Blue Cross representatives from Dallas and San Angelo present Bronte Hospital with a polished wooden plaque marking over ten years of affiliation. The gift honors the hospital and its longstanding partnership with Blue Cross.
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Bronte Hospital
Blue Cross
Dallas
San Angelo
Bronte
Miss Teresa Weddle Visits Menard Family Hosts
Miss Teresa Weddle of Menard is a house guest this week of M ar gie and Bennie Oglesby.
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Teresa Weddle
Menard
Margie
Bennie Oglesby
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