Nurses Aide Class Pins Awarded at Ceremony
Members of the Nurses Aide class received pins and certificates at the conclusion of the course last Thursday night. Pictured from left to right are Virdis Fancher, Margaret Martin, Verdie Mae Hooper, Patsy Brown, Rachel Robinson, Christine Corley, Marie Gonzales, Marjorie Cooper, Betty Gardner, Lola Reyes, June English, Clay Dell Bell, Eva Flores, Zell Moore, Johnnie Smith, Doris Richards, Alice Minjarez, Odelia Wrinkle, Ozella Wilkins, Becky Garcia and Dora Alien with R N instructor. Camilla Corder also belonged to the class but is not pictured. Doris Richards led the final test, Ozella Wilkins was second, four tied for third: Christine Corley, Betty Gardner, Verdie Mae Hooper, and Zell Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurses Aide
Virdis Fancher
Margaret Martin
Verdie Mae Hooper
Patsy Brown
Rachel Robinson
Chris
Tine Corley
Marie Gonzales
Marjorie Cooper
Betty Gardner
Lola Reyes
June English
Clay Dell Bell
Eva Flores
Zell Moore
Johnnie Smith
Doris Richards
Alice Minjarez
Odella Wrinkle
Ozella Wilkins
Becky Garcia
Dora Alien
R.N
Camilla Cor
Christine Corley
Special Subscription Discount At The Enterprise
The Enterprise offers a July 50 cent subscription discount. Coke and adjoining counties pay $3.00, elsewhere $4.00. Mail or bring orders to The Enterprise office. outlying areas contact local representatives. Publisher notes possible rate increases soon due to costs.
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Coke
Enterprise
Blackwell
Rockey Thompshin
Tenny
New Beds Arrive For Bronte Nursing Home
Forty beds have been received for the Bronte Nursing Home as announced by Rev. C R Blake chair of the board. The beds were bought early to save on steel costs and are stored in the Caperton Building. Blake said donations are welcome though checks with L O Clark administrator are advised to ensure needs are met. Memorial gifts to the local hospital are also welcomed.
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Bronte
C. R. Blake
Caperton
Blake
L. O. Clark
Quiet July 4th Observed in Bronte and Coke County
Law enforcement reported a quiet Independence Day with no injuries. Oak Creek Lake and Lake Spence drew holiday crowds while hot, clear weather persisted. Patrolman Bobby Hart and Deputy Grady Coulter said traffic control was their main weekend duty.
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Bronte
Coke County
Oak Creek Lake
Lake Spence
Bobby Hart
Grady Coulter
Mrs Joe McCutchen Released After Minor Surgery
Mrs. Joe McCutchen has been discharged from Clinic Hospital in San Angelo following minor surgery last week and is reported to be recovering well.
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Joe McCutchen
Clinic Hospital
San Angelo
Cumbie and Mackey Announce Clearance Sale
Cumbie and Mackey begin their annual clearance sale this morning with a full page ad listing many bargains. Mr and Mrs Mackey invite everyone to visit the store and take advantage of the savings available during the sale.
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Cumbie & Mackey
Nurses Aide Class Receives Pins at July Ceremony
Members of the Nurses Aide Class received pins and certificates in a ceremony at the Methodist Church on Thursday night July 1. Mrs. James Allen led the instruction and pinning, with Mrs. J. W. Martin presenting certificates and serving as emcee. Melissa Lee sang a solo as Rev. Fred Brown gave the benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
James Allen
R.N
J. W. Martin
Melissa Lee
Martin Lee
Fred Brown
Four Bronte Lads Named to Senior Little League All Star
Four Bronte players Kim Barrett Jim Dan Broughton Andy Eubanks and Wayne Alexander earned spots on the Senior Little League All Star team. The opening game is set for Thursday July 22 at Wingate against Ballinger with Benny Rogers of Robert Lee as manager and Eddie Alexander of Bronte as coach. The Bronte squad finished the season 8 3, losing to Wingate 11 9 and beating Winters 6 2.
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Bronte
Kim Barrett
Jim Dan Broughton
Andy Eubanks
Wayne Alexander
Wingate
Ballinger
Robert Lee
Randy Gibbs
Alan Barbee
Kevin Gibbs
David Chapman
Nelson Coulter
Joe Rivera
Randy Scott
Baughton
Alexander
Barrett
Eubanks
Doctor Smith Appointed Chief of Range and Wildlife Ecology
Dr. Dixie R. Smith of Blackwell was named Chief, Branch of Range and Wildlife Habitat Ecology and Management Research in Washington DC. The appointment, effective May 30, follows his BA from Texas Tech, MS from Texas A&M, and PhD with a University of Wyoming fellowship. He and wife Loma Lehner reside in Vienna, Virginia, with three children Mike, Marc and Toria.
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Dixie R. Smith
C. B. Smith
Blackwell
Washington, DC
Smith
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Texas A&m
University of Wyoming
Loma Lehner
Mike, Marc
Toria Thair
Vienna, Va
Legacy of Parks funds aid small Texas cities program details
Concho Valley Council of Governments leaders met Robert Lee and Bronte officials at Robert Lee City Hall on July 6 to explain federal Legacy of Parks program. Initiated July 1 1971, the $200 million fund matches local money to develop parks open spaces and recreation sites in smaller communities with up to 75 percent for urban development sites.
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Lee City Hall
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Concho
E. G. Collins Installed Master of Bronte Masonic Lodge
E G Collins was installed as Worshipful Master of Bronte Masonic Lodge in Bronte Masonic Hall on July 1 in a joint ceremony with Hayrick Lodge of Robert Lee. New officers include Bill Luckett Senior Warden Charles Ragsdale Junior Warden Boyce Fancher Treasurer H O Whitt Secretary CC Blake Chaplain Jack Glascock Senior Deacon Glenn Culp Junior Deacon Noah Pruitt Jr Senior Steward Leonard Fletcher Junior Steward Royce Lee Tiler. Arthur Runnion led Hayrick Lodge installation as Worshipful Master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Collins
Bronte Masonic Lodge
Hayrick Lodge
Robert Lee
Bronte Masonic Hall
Bill Luckett
Charles Ragsdale
Boyce Fancher
H. O. Whitt
CC. R. Blake
Jack Glascock
Glenn Culp
Noah Pruitt Jr
Leonard Fletcher
Royce Lee
Clifford Daniel retires after 35 years with Lone Star Gas
Clifford Daniel of Milles retires June 30 after 35 years with Lone Star Gas Co. He began in Hillsboro and for 14 years served Miles, Robert Lee, and Bronte as Lone Star installed natural gas. A supper in San Angelo honored him and he received a gold watch. No successor named.
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Clifford Daniel
Milles
Lone Star Gas Co
Daniel
Lone Star
Hillsboro
Miles
Robert Lee
Bronte
Coke County
San Angelo
Funeral Services For Geo. R. Bivins
Funeral services were held Wednesday for George Roas Bivins 70 at the First Christian Church in Iraan with Masonic graveside rites at Fair views Cemetery. A former Iraan mayor and oilman, he died Sunday June 27 in San Angelo. Survivors include a daughter Nelda Walls and a son Jerry Bivins, plus a brother and four grandchildren.
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George Roas Bivins
First Christian Church
Iraan
Fairviews
Bivins
Olive Keeney
Vetal Flores
St. John's Hospital
San Angelo
Santa Anna
Lucy Lowry
Nelda Walls
San Marcos
Jerry Bivins
Gonzales
Howard Bivins
Clear Field
Utah
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Canolyn Gray
San Diego
Calif
Carolyn Baggett
T. C. Baggett
Houston
Bronte High School
Mrs. Gray
Susan Arrott
Tom Green
Brookshire
Herbert Holland
Ben Oglesby
Nurses’ Aide
Bronte Lads
Concha Valley
Council of Gov
Ernment
Tom C. Adams
Robert Lee and
Robert
Lodge
Arthur Runnion
Geo. R. Bivins
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