Subscription Special Ends Saturday 50 Cent Save
The Enterprise announces a July Bargain Day offers 50 cent savings on subscriptions ending Saturday July 30. Regular prices drop from 2.50 to 2.00 in Coke and adjoining counties and from 3.00 to 2.50 elsewhere. New renewals and extensions qualify. Local and nearby readers may order through the office or via community reps Mrs. Holland, Mrs. Ragsdale, Mrs. Ditmore, or Mrs. Green.
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Tom Green
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Republicans Cite Progress Theme At Chicago Convention
The speech outlines a view that progress under the past seventy years of Republican administration stems from the party, while Democratic Congress faults cause setbacks. The report notes 15 of 168 voters at the convention posted the $25 tie-on fee and urges action on deposits to secure revenue bonds for the sewer project.
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Democratic Congress
Chicago
Furniture Store Open for Business in Bronte
Mr and Mrs James W Jones have opened a new furniture store on Main Street Bronte in the building formerly used by Jack Robinson. They report stock not yet arrived but due in a few days and plan to handle army surplus goods when arrangements are made. Jones works at Lone Star Producing Co Fort Chadbourne plant and his wife will run the shop during his hours.
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James W. Jones
Jack Robinson
Main Street
Bronte
Jones
Lone Star Producing Co
Fort Chadbourne
Joneses
Giants versus Dodgers play in Bronte
Local Little League schedule lists a Giants game against the Dodgers at Bronte and an Indians matchup with the Cardinals at Robert Lee on July 29.
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Giants
Dodgers
Bronte, Indians
Cardinals
Robert Lee
Citizens Asked to Pay Sewer Fee in Bronte
Bronte residents are urged to pay a $25 tie-on fee for the new sewer system. HUD deposits in an escrow fund are needed before the city can sell $85,000 revenue bonds for construction. Only 15 deposits were made by Wednesday. funds will be refunded if the project is not built and will be used for system operation once completed. Deposits may be left with the city secretary at the city hall.
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Bronte
Housing and Home Administration
First National Bank
Dr Muckleroy to Join Hospital Staff August First
Dr. Robert N. Muckleroy will join Dr. John R. Harris in local medical practice on August 1. A Dallas graduate of Southwestern Medical School he arrives with his wife Caroline and four children Yater Darrell Mark and Valerie. He interned at William Beaumont Hospital El Paso and was raised in Cleburne. The family attends the Methodist Church and will fill the position previously held by Drs Dean Adams and Charles Robinson. Dr Frank Greig had assisted since Robinson’s resignation and plans to join the Air Force.
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Robert N. Muckleroy
John R. Harris
Dallas
Southwestern Medical School
Muckleroy
Carlene
Yater
Darrell
Mark
Valerie
William Beaumont Hospital
el Paso
Cleburne
Muckleroys
Dean Adams
Charles Robinson
Robinson
Harris
Frank Greig
Air Force
Bronze Church of Christ schedules Gospel Meeting and Bible School
The Bronze Church of Christ plans a Gospel Meeting from Friday July 29 to Friday August 5 with James E. Priest of Beaumont as preacher. Evening services start 7 30 and Bible School runs 9 to 11 each weekday August 1 to 5 for all ages. The church invites all residents to attend.
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Church of Christ Meeting
The
Bronze Church of Christ
James E. Priest
Beaumont
Church of Christ
Pre School Round-Up Held At Harris Clinic
Annual PTA sponsored event for children entering school for the first time. On Thursday August 4 at 2 30 p m parents bring pre first graders to Harris Clinic for physical exams and needed inoculations. Vaccine provided by PTA and Dr John R Harris donates his services for the afternoon.
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PTA
Harris Clinic
John R. Harris
All for the Scouts Rivalry Escalates in Local Softball Feud
Bitter exchanges erupt between Old Men and Old Women softball managers over a charity game set for August 6. Harlin Lee disowns his son in a harsh remark while planning Fort Chadbourne haircuts for rival players. Wilson fires back with graphic language as tensions rise amid threats and bribes to umpires.
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Harlin Lee
Bob Wilson
Martin Lee
Wilson
Lee
Wilsons Barber Shop
Hurlin Lee
Blackwell Rites For Tom Payne Accident Victim
Funeral services for Tom Jeffer son Payne 67 foreman of Jack Frosts White Hat Ranch were held at Blackwell Methodist Church. He died in a train car collision near downtown Blackwell as his car struck a southbound Santa Fe freight engine. Survivors include his wife three daughters and several grandchildren. Burial was in Blackwell cemetery.
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Tom Jefferson Payne
Jack Frost
White Hat
Blackwell
Blackwell Methodist Church
Jerrel Sharp
Kenneth Jones
Blackwell Baptist
Payne
Bronte
Santa Fe
Mr. Payne
Wayne Estes
R. Q. Spence
Lewis Sweet
Bill Tucker
Fletcher Pinkard
Melvin Tubb
Coffeyville
Alice Newsom
Ester Lee Dawson
Loreane Daniels
Abilene
Virginia Hayes
Albany
George Payne
Chico
Jesse Payne
Modesto
Calif
Lilly Rope
Texarkana
Annie Gregory
Marshall
Blackwell Cemetery
Patterson Funeral Home
Sweetwater
Local boys lead league as Dee Arrott hurls no hit game
Coach Bob Howard's high school softball team remains on top of the Winters League standings after Dee Arrott pitched a no hit victory Saturday night. A full season rundown will appear in next week's issue.
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Bob Howard
Dee Arrott
Johnny and Ginger Murtishaw Visit Kin in Kermit
Johnny and Ginger Murtishaw are in Kermit this week visiting their cousins Kathy and Cindy Bryan, daughters of Mr and Mrs Allen Bryan.
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Johnny
Ginger Murtishaw
Kermit
Kathy
Cindy Bryan
Mrs
Allen Bryan
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