New pavement rules praise as youths curb risky driving
The piece notes reduced adolescent antics on the new pavement over the past week and urges restraint to protect the soft surface. It highlights 3 000 blue booklet copies printed by The Enterprise and hints at Coke County audit findings showing funds in good balance for 1954.
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Coke County
Coke County 4-H Girls Camp Held at Oak Creek Lake
The Coke County 4-H Girls Camp met Wednesday and Thursday at the H. A. Springer Cabin on Oak Creek Lake. Thirty girls and three visitors attended with officers elected, activities ranged from games and crafts to a nature hike led by county agents.
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Coke County
Oak Creek Lake
H. A. Springer
Mary Humphrey
Marilyn Thompson
Daphne Roe
C. E. Arroatt
John Miller
James Allen
J. W. Humphry
Tom Rives
Fay Roe
Leslie Nell Wink
Robert Lee
Dian Casey
Brenda Sue McDorman
Mary Francis Wylie
Gayle Lewis
Jack Waide
Gerald Hooten
Joyce King
Gladys Waldrop
A. J. Roe, Jr
Coke County Night Set For San Angelo Colts Game
Friday July 15 designated Coke County Night at the Colts stadium in San Angelo. Roswell will oppose the San Angelo Colts with tickets 75c for adults and 50c for children. A block of seats reserved for Coke County residents. Skinny Adams leads Colts as president facilitating organized ball in San Angelo.
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Haseen
Coke County
Colts Stadium
San Angelo
Roswell
Services Held For B. N. Walls
Funeral services for B. N. Walls age 62 were held at Blackwell Baptist Church with pastors R B Murry F C Powell and W T Teel officiating. Walls born in Nolan County in 1893 married Ruth Russell in 1914. He died after a heart attack in Sweetwater Hospital Saturday night leaving a wife two sons Cloven Walls Melbourne Oklahoma and Russell Walls Clovis New Mexico three daughters Mrs Jim Greathouse Portales New Mexico Mrs Pat Massey Elida New Mexico and Mrs Jesse Magness El Paso two brothers Thad Walls Fort Worth and Bob Walls Midland one sister Mrs Berniece Emanual Guymon Oklahoma and 16 grandchildren. Interment followed at Blackwell Cemetery under Cates Spencer Funeral Home of Sweetwater.
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B. N. Walls
Blackwell Baptist Church
R. B. Murry
Paint Rock
F. C. Powell
Lamar Baptist Church
Sweetwater
W. T. Teel
Mr. Walls
Nolan Co
Ruth Russell
Blackwell
Walls
Sweetwater Hospital
Cloven Walls
Melbourne
Oklahoma
Russell Walls
Clovis
New Mexico
Jim Greathouse
Portales
Pat Massey
Elida
Jesse Magness
el Paso
Thad Walls
Ft. Worth
Bob Walls
Midland
Berniece Emanual
Guy‘mon
Birth notices from Bronte and surrounding areas
In Bronte and nearby towns several births are recorded. Ricky Dene Sheppard was born June 28 in San Angelo weighing 8 2, parents Harold Sheppard and spouse. Barbara Gail Beaty born July 6 in Bronte Hospital weighing 6 14. Mark Alan Murtishaw born July 6 in Bronte Hospital weighing 6 11. Elizabeth Herridge's daughter born July 4 in Bronte Hospital weighing 6 4. Joanna Kay Clark born July 1 in Bronte area weighing 5 4. Grandparents listed for each family.
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Ricky Dene
Harold Sheppard
Colorado City
Clinic Hospital
San Angelo
Donna
Randy
Otis Smith
Bronte
Delmir Sheppard
Robert Lee
A. B. Beaty
Odessa
Barbara Gail
Bronte Hospital
Brown Freeman
H. C. Murtishaw
Mark Alan
P. A. Roberts
Goldthwaite
Elizabeth Herridge
Bobby Joe Clark
Monahans
Joanna Kay
John Clark
E. A. Davis
Coke County Commissioners Court Meets to Pay Bills
Routine matters and payment of bills occupied the Coke County Commissioners Court session on Tuesday. They will reconvene next Monday for another meeting.
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Commissioners Court
Coke County Commissioners Court
Missionary Rev Harold Morris to Speak at Kickapoo Church
Rev Harold Morris of the North American Baptist Association will lecture at Kickapoo Baptist Church tonight at 8 oclock. He serves as a missionary to Brazil and has been on leave touring churches to describe his Brazil work before returning this month. The church notes its role in sending missionaries abroad and invites the public to attend.
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Kickapoo Baptist Church
Harold Morris
Rev. Morris
Churches of the North American Baptist Association
Brazil
Kickapoo
Special July Rates Prompt Renewals for The Enterprise
Subscribers urged to remember July special rates offering a 25 percent saving. Article notes Coke and adjacent counties price at $1.50 and other counties at $2.00. Renewals and extensions encouraged to take advantage of the reduced rates during the month.
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Coke
Vernon Adair among five killed in Santa Fe wreck
Word came Tuesday that Vernon Adair, nephew of J J Adair of San Saba to the U S EH Adair family, died in a head on collision of two Santa Fe freight trains 380 miles west of Fort Sumner New Mexico. The Adair family resided in Clovis.
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J. J. Adair
Vernon Adair
Fort Sumner
New Mexico
U. EH
Adair
San Saba
Clovis
New Minister James Brown Joins Bronze Church of Christ
James Alvin Brown accepts the minister position at the Bronze Church of Christ, succeeding Bill Pugh who resigned two months ago and moved to Houston. Brown and his wife move from San Angelo after three months preaching at Christoval. He was born in Plant City Florida, studied at Florida Christian College and ACC Abilene, and came to Texas in 1950 for Air Force Reserve duty at Goodfellow Field where he met his San Angelo-born wife.
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James Alvin Brown
Bronze Church of Christ
Bill Pugh
Houston
Brown
San Angelo
Christoval
Plant City
Florida
Florida Christian College
Tampa
ACC
Abilene
Texas
Air Force Reserve
Goodfellow Field
Bronte Motor Company Sets Formal Opening
Bronte Motor Co owned by Charlie Boecking and L. T. Youngblood plans a formal opening on Saturday July 16. The Ford dealership space has been redecorated with new offices and service equipment. Staff includes Paul Smith as shop manager Dale Luckett and Houston Wright in parts Glenna Fletcher in bookkeeping and Leon Graham as salesman. A car shipment is due in about ten days and a sale offers 25 percent off Bronze Tractor Co stock still on hand.
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Charlie Boecking
Bronte Motor Co
Boecking
L. T. Youngblood
Bronte Tractor Co
Ing
Paul Smith
San Angelo
Dale Luckett
Houston Wright
Paint Rock
William
Glenna) Fletcher
Leon Graham
Ford Agency
Ford
Bronze Tractor Co
Oil well plan near Robert Lee targets Coke County
Zapata Drilling Co and R L Wood of Midland filed to drill a 500 foot rotary wildcat in Coke County 1 5 miles southeast of the McCutchen Cisco field and five miles east of Robert Lee. No 1 W A Payne. July 3 start. 320 acre lease location 458-1A-H&TC. Prospector 2 5/8 miles southwest of Harper Huffman No 1 Eubanks. Elevation reports list Cisco 3 700, Home Creek 4 410, Palo Pinto 4 700, others 5 080.
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Zapata Drilling Co
R. L. Wood
Midland
Coke County
McCutchen
Cisco
Robert Lee
W. A. Payne
Harper & Huffman
Eubanks
Home Creek
Palo Pinto
Strawn
Annual County Report Printed In This Paper
Coke County 1954 financial statement published, with audited totals and a combined receipts disbursements and balances view. Officials note good finances with overdrafts and large balances in other funds and consider reallocating tax money. A county hospital report will follow next week.
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Coke County
Sonora to face Coke County in Concho Basin title clash
Baseball fans look to Robert Lee Sunday when Sonora plays the Coke County Rabbit Twisters. The teams vie for first place and the 1955 league championship. Bronte’s Marlon McCutchen stars at shortstop for the Twisters.
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Robert Lee
Sonora
Coke County Rabbit
New Registered Nurse Hires On At Bronte Hospital
Mrs. M W Freeman is now employed as a registered nurse at Bronte Hospital. She moved with her family from Breckenridge recently and previously worked in a Breckenridge hospital. She works the 3 PM to 11 PM shift and the Freemans reside in the former Chapman house along the Abilene highway.
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M W. Freeman
Bronte Hospital
Breckenridge
Breckenridge Hospital
Chapman House
Abilene Highway
Council Upsets School Board in Softball Battle
The Bronte City Council defeated the Bronte School Board 9 to 5 after four innings in a windy local softball game played before a large crowd. Key moments included Ben Oglesby’s first inning homer and Charlie Boecking’s follow up hits, with Bob Wilson earning the win for the council and J. B. Mackey highlighting defensive efforts for the school board.
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Council
Bronte
Bob Wilson
Ben Oglesby
Charlie Boecking
J. B. Mackey
Fay Moore
Marvin Corley
Osmo Black
Ernest Ivey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Honor Skinny Adams
Charles Ragsdale
Blackwell Cemetery
Cates and Spencer Funeral Home
Kickapoo Church
Bronte Motor Company
Mrs. A. S. Whatley