Readers Invited To Save On Enterprise Subscriptions
The Enterprise announces an annual July subscription sale with prices cut to 2.50 for Coke and adjoining counties and 3.00 elsewhere, good on new or renewing extensions. Bronte publisher Ben Oglesby notes strong sales and warns prices may rise in coming months, urging readers to act. Local representatives listed for orders.
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Er Ben Oglesby
Coke
Bronte
Herbert Holland
Brookshire
Tom Green
Dana Cunningham
Tennyson
Rocky Thompson
Blackwell
Windhaus Resigns Teaching Position in Bronte Schools
Darrell Windhaus, who taught Spanish and social sciences in Bronte Schools for three years, has resigned. Supt. C. B. Barbee said a resignation letter was received and the school board will act on the matter at tonight’s regular meeting. The vacancy is the only one reported in the faculty.
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Darrell Windhaus
Bronte
Supt. C. B. Barbee
Barbee
Windhaus
Bronze citizens reflect on Fourth celebrations
The piece notes a quiet Fourth in Bronze with many closed shops and limited outdoor revelry. It laments waning energy for patriotic celebration and comments on a job seeking teacher’s bite about maternity. A UN delegate joke and a medical exam remark close the vignette.
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Main Street
Bronze
Gailey elected president of San Angelo Toastmistress Club
Mrs Marguerite Gailey, formerly of Bronte, was elected president of the San Angelo Toastmistress Club at a meeting Tuesday of last week held in the El Patio Motel.
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Marguerite Gailey
San Angelo
Carolyn Kemp Debuts In First Non-Singing Part
Carolyn Kemp made her debut as a non singing actress in What Did We Do Wrong opening June 26 at the Elitch Theater Denver She plays Cindy written and directed by Henry Denker with Paul Ford in the lead The cast tours to Rochester Westport Philadelphia Nyack and the production runs five weeks Kemp will later star opposite Gordon McRae in Oklahoma Other cast members include Flora Campbell Bruce Hyde and more Kemp has appeared on Johnny Carson Tonight Show The Kempt and Fancher parties attended the Denver premiere and returned to Bronte
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Carolyn Kemp
Elitch Theater
Denver
Miss Kemp
Cecil Kemp of
Bronte
Cindy
Henry Denker
Paul Ford
Rochester
N. Y
Westport
Bruce Hyde
Gregory Rozakis
Ray Providence
John Buckwalter
Miss. Kemp
Forum
Prince
Annie Get Your Gun
Johnny Carson
Kemp
Royce Fancher
Nutter Named Precinct 2 Justice of the Peace
Earl D. Pete Nutter of Bronte was appointed precinct 2 justice of the peace by the commissioners to fill the vacancy caused by J. T. Liles death. Nutter and his wife Inez have operated the Cactus Cafe since shortly after World War II. Swearing in date was not announced.
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Earl D
Pete) Nutter
Cactus Cafe
Bronte
Commissioners Court
Justice of the Peace
Inez
Teachers to Attend Small Schools Workshop
Bronte School faculty members will travel to Austin next week for a Small Schools Workshop at the University of Texas Kinsolving Dormitory. Sessions run Monday through Friday with Supt. and Mrs. C. B. Barbee and nine other Bronte staff members attending.
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Bronte School
Austin
Kinsolving
University of Texas
Bronte
C. B. Barbee
J. T. Henry
Royce Fancher
James L. Golson
Jerry Lawhon
Clint Low, Jr
James Raughton
Vera Thomas
Bronte Youth Invited To Sing at McCamey Revival
Bronte area youths are invited to join a city-wide revival at McCamey next Thursday July 13. Gene Moore Ed Robb Evangelistic Association organizer praised Bronte singers after a recent First Methodist revival. Tommy Walter calls a 8 p.m. meeting for interested youths with transport provided.
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Bronte Area
McCamey
Gene Moore
Ed Robb
Mrs. W. H. Braswell Returns From 4000 Mile Trip
Mrs. W. H. Braswell arrives back in Bronte after a three week vacation covering over 4000 miles. She visited her brother R. Q. Kinney in Globe Arizona then Canyon and Grapevine where she stayed with Mary Harry Bates and toured Six Flags Over Texas.
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W. H. Braswell
Bronte
David Kuykendall to Preach Sunday at First Baptist
David Kuykendall will preach Sunday morning at First Baptist Church in the pastor’s absence. Rev. Morris and family are on vacation visiting relatives in Canadian Higgins and Amarillo this week. Ronald Hooper of Baylor University will preach Sunday evening in his first sermon after recent licensing by the church. A revival is planned July 30 through August 6 with Dr Elwin Skiles of Hardin-Simmons University as evangelist and John Mc Laughlin directing the music.
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David Kuykendall
First Baptist Church
Harry Morris
Morris
Canadian
Higgins
Amarillo
Ronald Hooper
Baylor University
Hooper
Elwin Skiles
Hardin-Simmons University
Abilene
John McLaughlin
Swimming Lessons To Start Monday
A beginner class will begin Monday with Doug McCutchen as instructor and Dick Cooper as park and pool caretaker. Sign up at the park. limited spaces. Meeting time 10 am, may change. lesson cost to be announced Monday.
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Dick Cooper
Doug McCutchen
Hospital News Admits and Dismissals Summary
June 29 Annie Wilkins Earnest Seay admitted. W A Summers dismissed. June 30 Dolores Galicia admitted. Mrs J S Adair Charlie Brown dismissed. July 1 Mrs W Shame lin Florence Hilliard John M Cameron admitted. Mrs Lydia Herris dismissed. July 3 Mrs Etta Marks Donna Ray Perez Dolores Galencia dismissed. July 4 M L Maples dismissed.
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Annie Wilkins
Earnest Seay
W. A. Summers
Dolores Galicia
J. S. Adair
Charlie Brown
W . Shamelin
Florence Hilliard
John M. Cameron
Lydia Herris
Etta Marks
Donna Ray Perez
Dolores Galencia
M. L. Maples
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Toastmistress Club
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Pete Nutter
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