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Newspaper

Bronte Enterprise

Location

Bronte, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1951

Page

3

Impressive Ceremony Bets Ollie Glenn and Douglas Cole

Ollie Lou Glenn daughter of Mr and Mrs James Glenn Winters wed Douglas Cole son of Mr and Mrs W H Cole Winters in First Methodist Winters. Rev Thomas B Granger led candlelit ceremony with music by Mrs M Leeman and Bob Shydles singing before vows.

Ollie Lou Glenn James Glenn Winters Douglas Cole W. H. Cole First Methodist Church Thomas B. Granger Jimmy Glenn M. &.Leeman

War era letters from Okinawa to Korea describe service moves

Private Loy Wrinkle reports a transfer from Okinawa to Korea on July 4 and possible work in communications. Master Sergeant Franklin E. Wilson visits Bronte from Fort Huachuca and expects discharge soon after twenty years in service. Privates Marvin Lowrance Warren Beaver and Bobby D. Franklin are in Korea or awaiting reassignment, with notes on letters home and a Tokyo area station. John B. Clark Jr. reports for Army induction in San Angelo and potential orders to Fort Sill.

Pvt Loy Wrinkle Okinawa Korea George Wrinkle Franklin E. Wilson Fort Huachuca Arizona Bronte H. L. Eaton Howard Brock Wilson Denver Colorado J. T. Lowrance Marvin Lowrance Lowrance Pfe Bobby D. Franklin Earl Nutter Nutter Bobby Scott Apb Illinois Nutters St. Louis St. Louis Browns Cleveland Indians Franklin Scott Field John B. Clark, Jr John Clark Tennyson San Angelo Arny J. B Fort Sill Oklahoma

Rites Held For John Kennemer Of Robert Lee

John S Kennemer a Coke County resident for 32 years died at his Robert Lee home on Wednesday July 4 Funeral services were held at Silver and burial followed at McKenzieville Cemetery Leon Sharp of Bronte led the service Funeral home from Clift handled arrangements He was born September 25 1803 in Paint Rock Alabama aged 57 Surviving children include Alta of Silver Jack of Round Rock Gerald of Lance Pvt Darwin Bussey Kennemer stationed in Germany and Glen of Silver Surviving sisters are Mrs Jess Mantrusa Mrs Roy Farre Mrs 5 3 Howe and Mrs Raymond Combes

John S. Kennemer Coke County Robert Lee East Silver McKenzieville Leon Sharp Bronte Clift Funeral Home Kennemer Paint Rock Alabama Alta As Well Jack Kennemer Round Rock Gerald Kennemer Lance Darwin Bussey Kennesner Germainy Glen Kennesner Jess Mantrusa Roy Farre Eddy Howe Fort Worth Raymond Combes Longview

Coke County Home Demonstration Council Meeting Set

The Coke County Home Demonstration Council schedules its regular meeting for Saturday July 17 at 2 p m Miss Minnie Mae Sharp announces. The gathering will take place in the council room and all members are urged to attend.

Coke County Home Demonstration Council Minnie Mae Sharp

Revival Meeting at Blackwell Begins Friday Night

First Baptist Church of Blackwell holds a revival starting Friday July 13 led by Rev. R L Cooksey with Rev J D Cates in charge of singing. Daily services begin at 10:00 am with a 7:45 pm prayer service and an 8:15 pm evening worship. All welcome to attend.

First Baptist Church Blackwell R. L. Cooksey J. D. Cates Harlin Lee Clinton Easman

Bill Green 62 dies Monday in Blackwell

Bill Green, 62, a Blackwell farmer, died Monday noon at Winters Municipal hospital after a week-long admission and two weeks of illness. Funeral services were Tuesday at First Baptist Church, with Rev. WoL Cooksey officiating. Burial at Blackwell cemetery. Survived by wife Wilma Gladys Green, mother Vina Green, a son, two daughters, a stepdaughter, three brothers and three sisters.

Bill Green Blackwell Municipal Hospital First Baptist Church Wol Cooksey Spill Funeral Home Mr. Green Mills County Tews Yfe Ois Wilma Gladys Green Vina Green

Sharp Family Has Reunion in Waen Visit

The A. J. Sharp family from Waen surprised Mrs. Ed Buford with a four day visit. On Sunday July 8 Alot Mrs. Buford’s sons gathered at her home for the first time in years. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Sharp and Joe and Gary of Waico. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Sharp with Jan and Dixie of Bronte. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Sharp with Leslie and Jay. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Sharp of San Angelo. and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sharp with William and Margaret of Tennyson.

A. J. Sharp Waen Ed Buford Clifford Sharp San Angelo Jack Sharp William and Margaret of Tennyson

Coke County Commissioners Meet Discuss Hospital Finances

The Coke County Commissioners Court met in regular session and approved routine bills. They set aside 1000 for the hospital to cover Jane bills and approved 1900 for air conditioning. Commissioner Otis Smith noted total hospital expenditure this year runs into the thousands and urged public access to financial records.

Coke County Commissioners Court Coke County Memorial Hospital Otis Smith Precinct 2 Smith

Birth Announcement for Sharon Kay McCutch en

Mr and Mrs Joe McCutch en announce the birth of a daughter on Tuesday July 10 at 11 50 AM in Shannon Hospital San Angelo The little girl weighed 7 pounds and Y ounces and has been named Sharon Kay Grandparents are Mrs Daisy McCutchen Robert Lee and Mr and Mrs Melvin Lasswell Bronte

Joe (Binks) McCutchhen Shannon Hospital San Angelo Sharon Kay Daisy McCutchen Robert Lee Melvin Lasswell Bronte

Bronte Church Announces Vacation Bible School Start

The Church of Christ will hold a Vacation Bible School for Bronte youngsters starting July 23, announced by minister Leon Sharp. It will be the second Bronte school this summer. Further details on schedule teachers and ages will be provided next week.

Bronte Church of Christ Leon Sharp

Ice Cream Social At Kickapoo Baptist Church

Members of the Kickapoo Baptist church and friends gathered at Rev and Mrs W A Ree ves home Tuesday night for an ice cream supper and social. Ice cream and cake were served to about 50 guests.

Kickapoo Baptist Church W. A. Reeves

Muston Family Visiting Bronto With Daughter and Son-in-law

Mr and Mrs Jack Muston visit Bronto with their daughter and her husband for a family stay in the city.

Jack Muston Bronto

Bids Sought for Oak Creek Highway Bridge Project

The State Highway Department will call bids on July 17 for a 7.5 million dollar highway project including a new bridge over the north end of the Oak Creek reservoir. The bridge on Highway 70 lies about three and a half miles south of Blackwell and should be a quarter to a half mile long. Construction includes straightening a hazardous bend on Highway 70 and building long approaches with fill. No cost estimate was provided.

State Highway Department Oak Creek Highway 70 Blackwell

Kickapoo Revival Underway at Kickapoo Baptist Church

Revival meeting at Kickapoo Baptist Church began yesterday and runs through Sunday July 22. Rev Jo P Jones of Lamesa leads the services with C W Coleman of San Antonio directing music. Evening services are 7:30 and daily prayers at 7:00.

Kickapoo Baptist Church Jo P. Jones Lamesa C. W. Coleman San Antonio

Marion Mitchell in Serious Injury After Snyder Accident

Marion Mitchell former resident of Bronte is seriously injured in Snyder after a truck ran over him as air brakes failed. He suffers a broken back and other injuries. he is hospitalized in Snyder and a cast is planned after three weeks.

Marion Mintelet Bronte Snyder Mitchell Ofl J. W. Mitchell O. Jackson

Wieser Rites Held in Hamilton Funeral

Funeral services for Henry Martin Wieser 77 were held in Hamilton Monday morning. He died at his home after a long illness. Wieser owned substantial real estate in the county and had extensive ranching banking and oil interests across West Texas. E L Calder and the Calder family gathered at Mullin for a reunion and Mrs Calder stayed with her parents in Midland. Jo Nell and Mary Ann Allen of Midland visited the Calder family this week.

Henry Martin Wieser Hamilton Wieser Enterprise West Texas E. L. Calder Calder Mullin Clyde Adams Midland Jo Nell Mary Ann Allen

Citizens Asked to Help Pay Cost of Spraying

Brookshire Baptist revival opens July 23 led by Rev. C. R. Blake with Clinton Eastman assisting. City council discusses spraying the town with DDT to combat flies and disease, estimating $400 for two applications, funded by citizens donations. cleanup measures urged to aid effectiveness. Polio cases noted in Bronte area, first Coke County case is Atha Hall aged 12 from Robert Lee.

Joe George Wilkins Conan Hh. A. Springer John R. Harde Bronte Coke County Atha Hall Robert Lee Wilkins

Blackwell Boy Drowns in Tank Near Merkel

Funeral services for Howard Levon Maquaa were held in Merkel after the five year old boy drowned in a nearby water tank five miles south of Merkel last Friday. Leonard Boden, a friend, aided in the attempt to rescue. the body was recovered 20 minutes later and interment followed at Hose Fill cemetery near Merkel beside another Fuqua child.

Howard Levon Maquaa Blackwell Merkel Dpindi Rogers Fuqua Dele Fuqua Bhichkwell Vie Miao J. Po Fuqua View Leonard Boden Oat Merkel

Watermelon Party Honors J B Chak Jr At Schoolhouse

J B Chak Jr was honored at a watermelon feast hosted at the Teamson schoolhouse Tuesday night. About 600 friends and relatives attended as Rowan Delling Co employees presented PB o with an identification bracelet. J Bo was admitted into Chesaris this week.

J.B. Chak. Jr Teamson Scheollhouse Rowan Delling Co PB O J. Bo

Masons and Families to Hold Park Supper July 26

Bronte Lodge No. 42 and families are invited to a park supper on Thursday evening July 26. Masons may attend by July 22 to arrange seating. HW QO. Whitt and Hes Jobathe lead the program. Subscription pieces from Bronte Enterprise and 150 dollars for Coke and adjoining counties, 2 dollars elsewhere. Mrs TLC Price Way has returned home after illness in Shannon Hospital, San Angelo.

Bronte Lodge QO. Whitt Hes Jobathe Bronte Eagghteen Tlc Price Way Shannon Hospital San Angelo

Baseball Players Seek Bronte Team Meeting

Baseball players interested in starting a Bronte team are invited to meet at Bronte football field next Monday at 5 30 p m. Aimed at organizing and recruiting local participants and supporters.

Bronte

Sims in Shrine Hospital at Dallas

WW Saray son of Mr and Mrs HOW Sims was admitted to Shrine Hospital in Dallas for crippled children on June day. He underwent surgery for the second time and was to return home by week’s end. The hospital notes 27 years of service and high level care for Texas crippled children with a team of expert doctors and nurses assisting in treatment.

S. WW Saray Geseareold Mar Mrs How. Sims Dallas Tie Wip Bs Itaas Mansons Texas Scottest Hate Ato Arses Garey

Bronte to Meet Veribest Tonight In Fastball Game

Bronte and Veribest clash in a fastball showdown set for tonight at 5 p.m. Bronte pitcher Bob Wilson opposite Veribest’s likely Buddy Fiest. Local fans who saw the last Veribest Bronte tilt are expected to attend.

Bronte Veribest Pye Bob Wilson Bobby Lasswell Buddy Fiest

Date Set For Testing Cows

Date set for testing cows in Cake County as officials plan tests to determine disease status. Officials note a positive or negative test does not guarantee absence of illness and advance notice will be given to farmers who register with the county agent.

Guy Phas Gieaumachos Cla de Bar Bo Theks

Cindy Bryan Celebrates Second Birthday Party

Cindy Bryan held a party for her second birthday on a Saturday with cake and refreshments. Guests included Dora Gareth, Carolyn Jolson, Zubahael Tomlinson, Teanne Thomas, Ginger Mortishaw, Johrone Mortishaw, Mrs How, Pastor and Sam. Relatives Donnie and Mary Clark hosted relatives visiting from Selma California and Bronte locals noted Mrs Taylor as a Clark relative.

Cindy Bryan Mas Aed Cindy Dora Gareth Carolyn Jolson Zubahael Tomlinson Teanne Thomas Ginger and Johrone Mortishaw How. Paster Seni Donnie Mac Selma California Dole Clark Mary Clark Arso Taylor Clark Bronte

Bronte Camp Joins Fraternal Drive For Red Cross Blood Units

Bronte Camp No 662 of Wood Tan of the World joins a national fraternal drive to raise 5000 for American Red Cross mobile blood units. Camp No 663 contributed, with National Fraternal Congress coordinating cash and donor volunteers for military and civilian needs. President Farrar Newberry urged support as vital to aid the Red Cross blood program.

Bronte Woodtan American Red Cross Vhe National Fraternal Congress United States Canale Fine Action Congress Woodsmen of the World Farrar Newberry Newberry

Boatright Reunion Draws D.C. W. Y. Group on Concho River

The Boatright reunion on the Concho River drew about 62 attendees including many out of town guests from San Angelo Harper Ballinger Tennyson Littlefield and Dallas. A barbecue dinner was served. Notable visitors included Mia Oaml Mrs. Buster Ledbetter and families Mr. and Mrs. Tom King and Johnnie Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brunson Mary and Jackie and others from San Angelo.

D.C Boon Holland Luther Cain Edward Miller Eddie Ryan Gani Ballinger Mise J. Ki. Arrott Tennyson And Ore S. J. Paley Littlefield Howeard Rogers Bobby Archie Reese Billie Kay Archie Hill Higgins Eual Wilson Riley Rogers Gladys Roges Ion Charles Edwin Moore BW. Jones Virgil Brooks Sonny Moore Cleaburne Texas Lethe Potesan Dallas John Makowsky Nisan

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Ollie Sue Glenn MR. Cole Bob Shydles F. G. Guittard Waco Tomy Rugas Betty Jo Glenn Jeanelle Glenn Ann Leeman Miss Glenn Maid of Honor Miss Leaman John Richey Paris Burnham Fred Brown Guittard C. C. Glenn Carrie Williams Jay Gray Abilene Don McNeile Cole Bronte High School Wich TSCW Denton Bureau of Labor Statistics Austin Maverick Louisa Johnson Winters High School Navy Gulf Coast John Kennemer SHARP Vacation Bible School Somener Wo AL Heeves Eveyone Marion Mitchell Betty Lynch Walter Lynch Ralls Dolan Mackey Malin Mackey Crosbyton Brookshire Church Brookshire Baptist Church Res. C. R Blake Sylvester Baptist Clainch Clinton Eastman Res Blake Rease Kreavr Times Rev CR. Beare Park Inter D. W. Sims Shrine Hospital Bronte Wow Move Boatright
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