Weekend social notes from Mrs. G L Cook and friends
Social items mention visits among Fort Worth, Temple, Ballinger and Norton residents. Notables include Mr and Mrs O B Cook of Fort Worth visiting family, several trips to Caldwell and San Angelo, and church revival closing in Norton. Rattlesnake sightings, windmill incidents, and multiple family visits are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Cook
Jay
O. B. Cook
Fort Worth
W. H. Ogilvy
Odessa
Alton Bradberry
Caldwell
Jess Tabor
Oscar. Nichols
Nada Hess
Nina Bradberry
Winters
Mary Sprinkle
Gene Halamicek
San Angelo
W. A. Hala
Jim
Emileights
Norton
Dennis
Norton Methodist Church
Bailey
Ballinger
Curtis
Toney
Alton Morgan
Charlie Lee
Katy Ayers
Peggy Campbell
Jimmy Slaughter
Archie Gallant
Annie G. Baker
A. B. Fitch
Herbert Holland
George Coleman
Springer
Carl Florence
Susie Garlington
Elfreda
Ariz
Claude Lee
Henry Baker
Anna Baker
Beshear
Wanda
Don Daniels
J. J. Reeves
Kemper Shelbourne
Robert Lee Community Center
Shelbournes
Fortahans
Brownfield
Abilene
Neal Stewart
Rickie
Randy
Farwell
A. T. Chapman
Douglas Crow
T. E. Shelbourne
Hermleigh
Shelbourne
Former Bronte principal to lead 7000 mile western trip from Denton
E L Hopson retired Bronte elementary principal will leave North Texas State University by chartered bus on July 17 for a 7000 mile tour of the western United States Mexico and Canada. The trip includes Carlsbad Juar ez Phoenix Grand Canyon Las Vegas Los Angeles San Francisco Yosemite Salt Lake City Grand Teton Yellowstone Baniff Lake Louise Sheridan Rapid City Mount Rushmore Denver Pueblo and returns August 7 Hopson plans to share collected materials and colored slides from prior trips with Denton residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Hopson
Bronte
Denton
United States
Old Mexico
Canada
States
North Texas State University
Carlsbad
N. M
Juarez
Mexico
Phoenix
Ariz
Grand Canyon
Las Vegas
Nev
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Calif
Yosemite National Park
Reno
Salt Lake City
Utah
Grand Teton
Yellowstone National Parks
Calagara
British Columbia
Baniff National Park
Lake Louise
Sheridan
Wyo
Rapid City
Mount Rushmore
Denver
Pueblo
Colo
Hopson
The
Enterprise
Docket of Admittances and Dismissals Across July Dates
July 3 to July 7 entries show individuals admitted or dismissed. Names include Mrs. Jerry Landers James Craig Olivia Hernandez L W Sweet George Cave Sadie Brown Hettie Cook Mae McQueen Lee Freeman Alvin Mingus L F Pennington C T Mills Melvin Lasswell Jim Watson Robert J Millikin Fletcher Prickard W E Jacoby J G Mills R E Cumbie Claude Dumore Pauline Gomez and Mrs Jerry Landers among those admitted or dismissed in sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry ‘Landers
James Craig
Olivia
Hernandez
L. W. Sweet
George Cave
R. E. Cumbie
Claude Dumore
Pauline Gomez
Jerry Landers
Kitchen Gadgets Highlight at Club Meeting
Opening exercises featured roll call with each member offering a kitchen hint. Mrs. Fay Roe led the program on kitchen gadgets. Mrs. Arrott donated the floating prize, won by Mrs. J F Hughes. Attendees included Ida Lee Parker and Mrs. Roe Arrott Boatright Hughes Parker and R S Walton. Next meeting set for July 17 in city hall with Mrs. Hughes as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Roe
Arrott
J. F. Hughes
Ida Lee Parker
Mmes. Roe
Ae Cc. Boatright
Hughes
Parker
R. S
Walton
First National Bank of Bronte Report of Condition 1963
Bank reports total assets of 1.785 million dollars as of June 29 1963 under OCC call. Summary lists cash balances with other banks government obligations state and local securities and loan discounts including overdrafts. Bank premises and fixtures valued at about 25 thousand and 600 dollars respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank OF Bronte
Texas
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bronte Hospital
James Lees
Jerry
Marvin Landers
Noel Landers
Roscoe
Bill Keeling
Mr. Keeling
Burns
Herman Hoelscher
Fairy
Bob Wilson
John Boyles
Wilsons
Bob, Dot
Nancy
Robby
Reserve District No
Peter Eeee
Ani Corporations
Setonii Leelee
Beeen
B. D. Snead
B.D. Snead
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