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Bronte Enterprise

Location

Bronte, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1964

Page

4

Dams on Kickapoo Creek ready for water after completion

Otis Smith led finishing work on flood control dams with grass seeding under way. James Allen and Rupert Robbins plowed and seeded while a cable-attached maintainer stabilized the slope. B. E. Modgling oversaw hay spreading as workers applied mulch and grass to finish the project before district acceptance.

Kickapoo Otis Smith James Allen Rupert Robbins Gray Smith B. E. Modgling Water Control District

West Texas Area Sees Heavy Rain and Storm Damage

Rain totals exceed three inches in Bronte area with three major showers boosting totals. In Bronte, damage included a wind torn porch at Mullins home and temporary power outages citywide. Hospitals and the south part of town faced brief darkness while utility crews planned an alternate feeder line to prevent repeats. Local readings list Bronte area totals from 1.7 to 3.65 inches with impacts on utilities, phones, and the high school press box.

West Texas Enterprise J. C. Mullins North Bronte Bronte Ballinger Bronte Hospital Marvin Bryant West Texas Utilities Co Bryant Aubrey Denman Supt C. B. Barbee Barbee F. S. Higginbotham Lasswell Roc Lasswell- Place Hayrick

Golf Meeting Set Thursday Night

A Coke County Golf Association meeting is scheduled for 8 p.m. Thursday in the city hall. Officers say the gathering is of great importance and urge all members to attend.

Coke. County Golf, Association Association

Funeral Services Held Tuesday for John W. Taylor

Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at Central Baptist Church for John W Taylor 73 who died early Sunday at Big Spring Veterans hospital. Rev Wayne N Stout officiated and burial was at West Fort Chadbourne cemetery under Clift Funeral Home Bronte. He was a WWI veteran and survived by a stepson a stepdaughter two brothers four sisters and two grandchildren.

Central Baptist Church John W.taylor Big Spring Veterans’ Hospital Wayne N. Stout West Fort Chadbourne Clift Funeral Home Bronte Taylor Ackworth Mr. Taylor Grace Williams The Baptist Church Richard Miller San Antonio Aliene Gray Francisville Ill Andrew Taylor Ballinger Nish Taylor Roxie Culp Sadie Gurley San Angelo Martha Whitlow Albuquerque N. M Mandy Taylor Rex Saunders Blackwell Floyd Fancher J. F., Hughes Preston Davis Wylie Clark

Farm Receipts Down in March Texas

Texas farmers received 135.2 million dollars from all crops livestock and products in March, a 5 percent drop from March 1963. Livestock and products totaled 107.7 million while crops contributed 28.1 million. Mrs J B Perry and son visited Oklahoma City last week with former residents the Labenskes Cresaps and Robbins.

Texas Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service J. B. Perry and Son Oklahoma City J. W. Labenskes W. G. Cresaps L. ©. Robbins

Coke County Pinpoints Runoff Voting in Two Boxes

In Texas Coke County holds the second Democratic primary on Saturday June 6 with a single race for congressman at large. Incumbent Joe Pool leads the first primary but did not secure a majority. only two boxes in Robert Lee and Bronte will be used to save costs.

Texas Joe Pool Robert W. Baker Pool Mary Coke County Democratic Robert Lee Bronte Lance and Silver Coke Jack Cox George Bush Ralph Yarborough

Senior Team Beats Coleman Lads 5 2 in Season Opener

Bronte's Senior Baseball squad edged Coleman 5 to 2 at the local ball park in the season opener. The Bronte team had two hits and capitalized on Coleman errors while allowing three Coleman hits. Pitchers were Robert Virden for Bronte and Guthrie Monroe for Coleman. Next game is Saturday at Winters. Players listed include Lynn White Gary Brown David Prince Tony Virden Roberson Virden Bobby Tom Bailey Robby Cook Larry Pattenfield Royce Leess Jim Morrow Jimmy Wells Ron Johns Manuel Reyes Tad Richards Clyde Lee and J. B. Morrow manage the club.

Bronte Coleman Robert Virden Guthrie Monroe Lynn White Gary Brown David Prince Tony Virden Bobby Tom Bailey Robby Cooks Larry Pattenfield Royce Leess Jim Morrow Jimmy Wells Ron Johns Manuel Reyes Tad Richards Clyde Lee J. B. Morrow

Miss McCutchen To Receive Cap Ahead of Time

Carolyn Yvonne McCutchen has completed two years and nine months of a three year program at Shannon West Texas Memorial Hospital School of Nursing in San Angelo. She will receive the graduate cap at a candlelighting ceremony at the San Angelo College Auditorium on June 5, 1964, and may wear it during her final three months of study before graduating September 2, 1964. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Calvin McCutchen and a Bronte High School graduate.

Carolyn Yvonne McCutchen Shannon West Texas Memorial Hospital School of Nursing San Angelo San Angelo College Calvin McCutchen Bronte High School

Ivey Serves as Night Class Instructor in San Angelo

Beth Ivey daughter of Mr and Mrs W W Ivey stays in San Angelo to serve as a student instructor for Jolleys Beauty School night classes after attending day classes on Saturdays.

Beth Ivey W. W. Ivey San Angelo Jolley’s Beauty School

Three Bronte Boys Ready for National Scout Jamboree

Bronte Boy Scout Troop members Brian Richards Jim Morrow and Royce Lee plan a July 14 departure from Texas for a trip to Valley Forge Pennsylvania for the National Scout Jamboree after a two day stop in New York City and a World’s Fair visit. A June shakedown camp at Camp Fawcett near Barksdale precedes the journey.

Bronte Boy Scout Troop Valley Forge Brian Richards Jim Morrow Royce Lee Texas New York City New York Philadelphia Washington Camp Fawcett Barksdale Bronte Conda Richards Camp Sol Mayer Menard

Freezing and Canning Demonstration For Area Women

Mrs. Fay C Roe Coke County Home Demonstration Agent leads a freezing and canning methods demonstration at the West Texas Utilities office. The event is scheduled for next Wednesday June 10 at 2 pm with refreshments and door prizes provided by West Texas Utilities Company Marvin Bryant local manager and Roe.

Fay C. Roe Coke County West Texas Utilities Office West Texas Utilities Company Marvin. Bryant Mia Roe

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John W. Taylor Richard Wayne Rees Wade Rees Texas Tech Lubbock Rees Aerts Ree Coleman Lads Miss McCutchen
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