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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1964
Page
5
Moisture brings welcomed rain across Tennyson area
Farmers and ranchers welcomed one to three inches of rain in different sections last week. The report lists local residents visiting relatives, hospital updates and weekend guests from San Angelo Bronte Crane Midland Abilene and Odessa with multiple family gatherings and hospital visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Arrott
James Arrott
Henry Jones
San Angelo
Sadie Brown
Bronte Hospital
Arthur Sonnenberg
Clinic
Jack Corley
B. R. Davis
Ruth ‘Hammons
Maggie Boyd
Charles Williams
Bill Hammons
Colorado City
Jake ‘van Zandt
Crane
Douglas Buford
James Tidwell
Bronte
Kirk Dyess
Norton
Homer Cornelius
Don Daniel
Donald Huffakers
Melvin James
Bertomelius
Alanda
Vicky
Betty Jo
Jeanna Deans
Odessa
J. B. Deans
George James Home
Ben McMurray
Manning Hibbs
Warren Ables
James Chambers
Elmer Allen
Orient
Claude Ditmore
H. W. Smith
New Home
Elton McGinnis
Eldorado
Raymond Ditmore
Abilene
Joel Webb
Brenda of
Nolan
Floyd Gibsons
William Thomas
Pete Thomas
Big Lake
Hamp Thomas
Franklin Thomas
Susie Thomas
Thomas
St. John’s Hospital
Stout Family Visit Spreads Through Karnes City
Rev. and Mrs. Wayne N. Stout visited his brothers W. M. Stout and Dan E. Stout in Karnes City last Thursday and Friday, sharing a brief family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne N. Stout
W. M. and
Dan E. Stout
Karnes City
Rains Bring Relief and Cautions Across County
The county records varied rainfall from an inch to an inch and a half last week, aiding crop activity as planting and cultivating surge. While moisture supports root development, officials warn screwworm risk may rise and urge continued vigilance. a Coryell County case near Copperas Cove highlights ongoing concerns about disease spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coryell County
Copperas Cove
Nitrogen additions boost hay and forage crops
The article notes that nitrogen added to hay and forage crops increases protein content and advises top dressing grass or hay crops with fertilizer if moisture is available. It also cites USDA data showing U S imports of red meats in January February 1964 fell 13 percent from 1963, with beef down 11 percent, pork steady, lamb down 22 percent, and goat meat down 51 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
USDA
Bronte Junior H D Club Meeting At Park
Bronte Bronte Park hosted the Bronte Junior Home Demonstration Club on May 16 for a last meeting until September with Mrs Fay C Roe leading on Family Nutrition. Secret pal names were shared and the group enjoyed a noon picnic lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.D
Bronte Jr. H.D
Bronte Park
Fay C. Roe
Hugheses Visit Relatives in Stanton and San Angelo
Mr and Mrs J F Hughes spent last Thursday in Stanton with her parents Mr and Mrs A Baugh. They visited Mr and Mrs Leonard Phillips in San Angelo Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Hughes
Stanton
A. Baugh
Leonard Phillips
San Angelo
Coke County 4-Hers Attend District Leadership Camp
A Coke County group joined 157 club members and Extension staff from 22 counties at the District 7 Conservation Leadership Camp near Brownwood last week. Attendees from Coke included Mrs. Teddy Pitcock adult leader Mike McKown Ida Lee Parker Larry Corley Bronte Nancy Trimble Barbara Blaylock and Gaylon Pitcock Robert Lee along with Extension agents Mrs. Fay C. Roe and Sterling Lindsey. Ada Lee and Gaylon, Coke County Council delegates, also attended the district 4-H council meeting Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coke County
District 7 Conservation
Brownwood
Nto
Coke
Teddy Pitcock
Mike McKown
Ida Lee Parker
Larry Corley
Bronte
Nancy
Trimble Barbara Blaylock
Gaylon Pitcock
Robert Lee
Fay C. Roe
Sterling Lindsey
Ada Lee
Gaylon
Coke County Council
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ben Oglesby
Is Press
Ation
Texas
Tennyson
Mrs. Barney Griffin
Bronte Church OF Christ
People’s Mtg
MR. Farmer
Met Ptl Rem Peace L
Youngblood
Glenn
By Sterling ‘Lindsey
Farm Bureau
Insurance Service
O. T. Colvin Blackwell
Wes
T Investor
West Texas
Utl Company
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