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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1957
Page
10
The San Angelo Review extols Charlie Powell and Ray Stricklin as well liked, respected, and loyal community figures. It commends their success in business and their contributions to civic movements benefiting the city.
In a tribute to San Angelo’s growth, Dale E. Smith of Shield Insulation Company is praised for his optimism and civic contributions. The piece commends his foresight, willingness to aid city projects, and commitment to public welfare alongside his private business success.
The San Angelo review extols L. E. Scherck as a key oil producer and civic-minded figure in the district. It notes his assistance to oil field activities, wide local friendships, and commitment to promoting projects benefiting San Angelo and the petroleum industry.
The San Angelo review lauds W H Beach of the Superior Rug Company for his leadership in wool carpeting and his contributions to the growth of San Angelo and surrounding areas. The article highlights his regard as a progressive rug dealer and his broad circle of friends.
The text commends W. H. Beach for his valuable assistance to numerous civic projects and highlights his consistent application of sound business principles. It expresses congratulations and hopes for continued success in his career.
The Angelo Tree Service founder O A Warrington is celebrated for progressiveness in business and commitment to public welfare. He is recognized for advancing the community beyond his private success and earning a well earned reputation in the San Angelo area and district.
The article praises W. B. Kilgore of Morgan Express for optimistic civic support and notable business leadership in San Angelo. It lauds his aggressive, resourceful approach, executive ability, and popular, safe operations benefiting the local community, wishing him continued success.
A portrait of Lewis R Shields of Shields Lawn Service as a progressive San Angelo business man and civic figure. He is praised for public spirit, enthusiasm, and substantial contributions to the city's forward progress.
The piece lauds W M Bill Key of Key Mo Motors San Angelo as a progressive dealer and active civic supporter. It highlights his direct action approach, optimism, business skill and commitment to public welfare.
San Angelo acknowledges W. A. McIntosh and L. P. Cole of McIntosh & Cole as progressive contractors whose civic and business conduct earns praise. The tribute commends their public service, honest practices, and continued commitment to the community.
The article spotlights William K. Harp known as Bill of Bill's TV Service. It highlights his civic contribution to San Angelo and his expertise in television service and antenna installations.
In this San Angelo review the article highlights the well earned position of Charles O Winburne in the regional business life. It notes his rapid rise and the impact of his work on the local economy.
Charles Winburne operates the North Side Gulf Service, formerly Roy's, and has earned community trust through straightforward business. He is Tom Green County’s authorized Oliver Outboard Motors dealer with boats and water skis, supporting San Angelo’s growth and civic projects.
Ira H. Pool and R. H. Lee are recognized for continuous service at the Pool & Lee 66 Service Station in Phillips 66, delivering strong customer care and civic-minded leadership. The duo’s business growth and community involvement position them among San Angelo’s notable progressive businessmen with broad local support.
A civic tribute honors Norfleet Figuers of the Figuers Insurance Agency and Figuers Mortgage Corp. with offices in San Angelo, Midland, Odessa, Big Spring, and Big Lake. He serves as President of the City Savings & Loan Assn. at 125 South Irving, a firm started with 100000 capital and 50000 surplus.
This feature lauds John H McCammon Division Manager of La Gloria Oil & Gas Company for his fair business conduct and active civic involvement in San Angelo. His role in petroleum development and community service earns him friendship and ongoing support from local citizens.
The article lauds Ray R. Barrett and Charles J. Wohlford for their civic and business contributions to San Angelo. It highlights their expertise in oil leasing and royalty issues, commending their role in community growth and petroleum development. The piece expresses sincere praise and wishes them continued success.
The Blackwell Lions Club held its annual officer election with Vernon Copeland as president and Marl Cook as first vice president. Other officers included R V Copeland as second vice president Walter King as third vice president Henry Raney as secretary Chas Ragsdale as lion tamer R Q Spence as tail twister and Ben Palmer Austin Jordan Sam Smith and Walter Stapp as directors. Supper followed the program and installation.
Visiting in the home of Mr and Mrs Horace Taylor last weekend were their daughter Betty and her friend Pat Howell. The girls are students in Abilene.
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