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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1957
Page
10
The piece commends R. W. Gerlich and Frank Pool, San Angelo residents, for their significant roles in oil field activities and civic responsibility in the district. It highlights their friendships, readiness to help local projects, and wishes them continued success in petroleum resource development.
The piece lauds Cleo George of George Insurance Agency for outstanding public service in San Angelo and surrounding territory. It highlights her progressive business policies, careful insurance problem study, honesty, and accessibility, calling her a leader among local business figures.
Progressive businesswoman Viola Pyburn of Bob Curling Interiors earns admiration from San Angelo residents and local business people. Her leadership, natural ability, and long experience keep the interior decorating studio at the forefront, with strong expectations for future success.
San Angelo earned regional trading prominence due to early settlers who foresaw urban potential. W. E. Kimrey Sr. is highlighted as a man who embodied that pioneering spirit and contributed to the city’s growth, with each generation expected to continue the effort.
The article highlights W. E. Kimrey Jr and his father’s work with W. E. Kimrey & Sons Construction Co. as a key example of local leaders driving the city’s growth and prosperity. It praises their partnership and civic influence shaping San Angelo’s past and future.
S B Toombs of S B Toombs Water and Float Hauling is praised for civic-minded leadership and steady involvement in community progress projects. His supportive role in local ventures inspires confidence among friends and business associates.
Curry C. and C. T. Ducote of the De Coty Coffee Company are praised as progressive San Angelo businessmen known for civic involvement. The piece lauds their cheerful optimism and public spirit, noting they often prioritize community projects over private affairs and contribute to meritorious civic movements.
Sam J Underwood of the Underwood Chemical Company is described as a progressive and capable businessman active in civic and business affairs. The piece highlights his wide acquaintance network and prominent role in the San Angelo district's growth and industrial life.
The piece lauds Sam Underwood for steadfast devotion to San Angelo and the surrounding area. It highlights his support for progressive civic projects and notes the community is fortunate to have him in a position of responsibility and public service.
The San Angelo community recognizes Raymond Bond for his extensive contributions to local development and his upright business practices. A respected realtor and builder, Bond has devoted significant time to advancing the district and improving trade advantages, earning admiration from many friends and colleagues.
The piece lauds Eugene Pavlicek as a prominent contractor and civic-minded leader in San Angelo. It commends his work ethic, optimism, and substantial contributions to the city's progress, noting his willingness to take part in public duties and civic affairs.
Nevel Red Haley of San Angelo’s Haley Motor Company stands out as a progressive used car dealer. He consistently pushes civic progress, tackling business and community problems with direct action, optimism, and vigor, driven by strong business sense and values.
The tribute lauds Mildred K Andrews of San Angelo for her leadership in La Louisiana Restaurant and her unselfish public welfare work. The piece praises her steady service, participation in community affairs, and quiet dignity in civic duties.
Guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Lasswell over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bradbury and Bobby Lasswell. The Bradburys were returning to Lubbock Monday to enroll in summer classes at Texas Tech. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Henry and Linda visited in Fort Worth last weekend with Mrs. Henry's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Ellis.
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