Deadline Approaches for Bronze Enterprise Subscription Sale
The annual Bronze Enterprise subscription blitz enters its final Days. A July discount offers 50 cent reductions on new renewals or extensions for one year. In Coke and adjoining counties price is 2.00, out of area 3.00, with no return of the sale this year. Local reps include Mrs. Herbert Holland, Mrs. Rockey Thompson, Mrs. Tom Green and Dana Cunningham.
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Coke
Herbert Holland
Brookshire
Rockey Thompson
Blackwell
Tom Green
Dana Cuningham
Tennyson
Enterprise
Ben Oglesby
Batman Frays War On Bats Draws Noted Reply
A columnist cites a note from Batman about bats and suggests exploring humane options. The piece references the Black Power conference in Newark and comments on race relations and national unity. Continued on Back Page.
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Newark
N. J
United States of America
United States
Adam Clayton Powell
WTU to Honor Two Employees at Open House
West Texas Utilities Bronte office hosts an open house August 1 from 1 to 5 p.m. honoring retiring bookkeeper Mrs. Willie B. Millikin and welcoming Mrs. Frank Wojtek as her replacement. Local manager Marvin Bryant invites all to greet them, enjoy refreshments, and view new Frigidaire appliances. Millikin began July 23, 1953, with the company. Wojtek returns to Bronte after stints in San Angelo and earlier Bronte work.
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WTU
West Texas Utilities Co
Bronte
Willie B. Millikin
Frank
Jean) Wojtek
Marvin Bryant
Bryant
Company
San Angelo
Mrs Wilkins Named New Beauty Operator
Mrs Kenneth Deborah Wilkins is a new operator at Dorothy Riker's Beauty Shop. A Jolley's Beauty College graduate in San Angelo, she previously studied in Bronte Schools and was formerly Deborah Terry.
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Kenneth
Deborah) Wilkins
Dorothy Riker
Jolley’s Beauty College
San Angelo
Wilkins
Deborah Terry
Bronte Schools
Committee OKs Study Of Live Oak Creek Site In Bronte
About 20 Bronte men gathered to discuss future water needs and unanimously agreed to study the feasibility of building a dam 4.6 miles south of Bronte on Live Oak Creek. Mayor Royce Lee formed a committee and invited Freeze Nichols Endress of Fort Worth to join the next meeting. another session is planned within two weeks.
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Bronte
Live Oak Creek
L. T. Younghbigod
J. L. Brunson
Clyde Lee
Royce Fancher
D. K. Glenn
Horace Grigg
Martin Lee
Bill Clark
Marvin Bryant
Cecil Kemp
Lee
Ralph Lewis
Arizona
Freeze, Nichols and Endress of
Fort Worth
Revival at First Baptist Bronte Led by Dr Elwin Skiles
Dr Elwin L Skiles president of Hardin Simmons University in Abilene leads a week long revival at First Baptist Church Bronte from Sunday July 30 to Sunday August 6 with daily services at 7 am and 7 30 pm except Saturdays. John R McLaughlin oversees singing and Rev Harry L Morris serves as pastor inviting all to attend.
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First Baptist Church
Bronte
Elwin L. Skiles
Hardin - Simmons University
Abilene
John R. McLaughlin
Baptist General Convention of Texas
Harry L. Morris
Dr. Skiles
Hardin - Simmons
Russellville
Richmond
Georgetown
Pensacola
Fla
Skiles
Callahan County
Cisco High High School
Baylor University
Southern Seminary
Foreign Mission Board
Far East
Hong Kong
Philippines
Japan
Taiwan
Vietnam
Indonesia
Thailand
Singapore
Hawaii
McLaughlin
Texas
Southwestern Baptist Seminary
Instituto de Idioma Espanola
San Jose
Costa Rica
Lufkin
Corpus Christi
Mineral Wells
San Antonio
Morris
Reserve Seats Now On Sale For Football Season
Supt. C. B. Barbee announces season tickets for all four home games are on sale. Last year’s holders have until August 15 to reclaim their seats. after that date unsold reserve seats go to the public. Contact the superintendent's office to reserve.
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Supt. C. B. Barbee
Barbee
Bronze water usage nears peak after heavy rains
Bronze residents were approaching 400000 gallons per day before last week's rainfall. Water superintendent Luckett said daily demand dropped to about 200000 after the rains and should rise again unless more rain comes. He noted four water samples from Creek Texaco Station City Cafe McShan's Snack Bar and Taylor Emerson tested free of harmful organisms. He warned leaky faucets and toilets cost users money, citing a case of a 61000 gallon monthly bill rising to 37000 due to a leaky valve.
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Bronze
Bill Luckett
Luckett
State Health Department
Creek Texaco Station
City Cafe
McShan’s
Taylor Emerson
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Batman
Crea
Tion
Wta
Wojtek
Mrs. Wilkins
NEW Beauty
Dr. Elwin L. Skiles
Royce Lee
He Ap
Marcos Sanchez
Colorado River
Clint Low
Dr. Elwin Skiles
First Baptist
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