Bronte Teen Age Baseball team suffers first defeat
Bronte's Teen Age team lost 4-1 to Coleman last Saturday ending a 12 game perfect start. Glenn earned the win with nine strikeouts and Scott, Hageman contributed hits as Bronte battles into regional play in Brownwood August 12 to 14.
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Bronte
Coleman
Bronte Boys
Robert Lee
David Glenn
Davis Corley
Glenn
Sam Scott
Don Hageman
Doug McCutchen
Terry Awalt
D. McCutchen
Monica Flores
Awalt
Scott
Keith McCutchen
Tad Richards
County 4-H Girls Camp At Water Valley Park
Coke County 4-H Girls Camp will be held Tuesday and Wednesday July 27-28 in Water Valley Park. Crafts outdoor cooking and recreation are planned for the two day event with all 4-H girls urged to attend. Leaders and mothers help Mrs ay C Roe county home demonstration agent during the camp.
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Coke County
Water Valley Park
Ay C. Roe
Local personals roundup from Bronte and nearby towns
Several families and individuals are noted in visits and trips across West Texas. Mrs. R. C. Lasswell and daughter joined relatives in Midland. Mrs. Winnie Tidwell hosted grandchildren in Bronte. Kenneth Hester of Odessa visited Sibyl Hester and Reeds. Lareda Latimer visited Abilene kin. Peggy Corley enrolled at San Angelo College. James Wells family vacationed in San Saba and Dublin area. Bill Clark family returned from two weeks traveling. Jerry Don Holcombe spent summer with parents after Yellowstone work. Tommy Glenn Sims returned from West Texas State University term. Mrs. Bob Coleman underwent major surgery in San Angelo. Lisa Morrow returned to Abilene for classes at McMurry and band school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Lasswell
Kenneth Bradberry
San Angelo
Midland
Bob Lasswell
Theron Tidwell
Lamesa
Winnie Tidwell
Donna
Janice Stevens
Wingate
Michelle
Beth Ann Tidwell
Jimmy
Shelene Tidwell
Bronte
Kenneth
James Wells
Jim
Bob
Pat
San Saba
Bill Clark
Lampasas
East Texas
Dublin
Jerry Don Holcombe
Elmer Hurley
Yellowstone National Park
Tommy Glenn Sims
West Texas State University
Canyon
Bob Coleman
Big Spring
Clinic Hospital
Lisa Morrow
Abilene
McMurry
Weekend visits and family travels across several towns
Mrs John R Harris and Ann visited New Orleans while Rex Harris a Tulane student. Mr and Mrs E C Seay toured Comanche De Leon Stephenville Gustine Sidney and Bronte visiting relatives and noting old friends. Others hosted relatives in Bronte Abilene Odessa Austin Texas City and Gardner Colorado. A workers conference in Drasco featured Rev Douglas Brown speaking on stewardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Harris
Ann
New Orleans
Rex Harris
Tulane University
E. C. Seay
Comanche
Cora Carlile
DeLéon
Mr. Seay
Stephenville
Earl Seay
Newbury
Eric Seay
Pettit
Gustine
Calvin Walker
Alex Gore
Sidney
Tom Wilson
Bronte
Jackie Gilbert
Weribest
John Taylor
W. L. Morley
Abilene
Sandra Lynn Morley
Tommie Lynn McCallie
Louise Gillham
James
Odessa
J. D. Leonard
Lula Perry
Oklahoma City
J. W. Labenske
Austin
Charlie Yeoman
Pauline Hobgood
Drasco
Harry Morris
Ames
Olive Keeney
A. Z. Denman
Zell Moore
Charlie Knierim
Douglas Brown
Richard Gilreath
M. G. Gilreath
Texas City
Barney Modgling
Elmer Modgling
Gary
Karen
Vicky Modgling
Weatherford
Thomas Modgling
Washington, D. C
Leonard Jagt
Lodi
N. J
Winston Medgling
Seminole
Mrs. Yarbrough To Speak At Regional Historical Meet
Coke County Historical Survey Committee attends a regional workshop in Abilene on Saturday July 24 beginning with lunch at noon in Hardin-Simmons University Student Center. Mrs Bryan Yarborough will discuss The County Organized and Working and Mrs Maurine Bur roughs will outline benefits of The County Chairman's Hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coke County Historical Survey Committee
Abilene
Bryan Yarborough
Coke
Hardin-Simmons University
Maurine Burroughs
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Coke County Capitol
McCutchen
Brownwood
Water Valley
Cancer
B. D. Snead
First National Bank
Harrison
Tex
Texas
Ass'n
Ey. Delong
Harold Good
Gardner, Colo
S. A. Riker
Mrs. Yarbrough
Lot Ladies Sportswear
Table Girls
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