Holcombe Places Third in AF Talent Contest
A1C Jerry Don Holcombe of Bronte and son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hurley won third place in a United States Air Force talent contest. He is stationed at Altus AFB Oklahoma in the Information Office.
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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1968
Page
4
A1C Jerry Don Holcombe of Bronte and son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hurley won third place in a United States Air Force talent contest. He is stationed at Altus AFB Oklahoma in the Information Office.
Patrons meet in the Norton School gym to decide rebuilding or consolidating with nearby districts Bronte Ballinger or Winters. Tax comparisons show Bronte land values and rates lower than neighbors, influencing potential consolidation choices and fiscal impact. Holcombe, a Bronte High School alumnus, wins at Air Force talent contests and remains active as a performer during visits.
Pvt. Larry Corley left for Fort Dix New Jersey after a two week visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Jock Corley He completed eight weeks basic at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri in the 1st Engineer Brigade Pioneer He will join 539th Engr Co in Germany Acknowledgment ice cream supper was held at the home of Mr and Mrs James Arnold Tidwell Attendees included Mrs B R Davis Bronte High School graduate 1966 North Texas State University Angelo State College and family members
Gaylon C. Woodard is hired by Bronte School as assistant football coach girls basketball coach and history teacher for the 1968-69 year. He comes from Blackwell where he served as principal and has taught at Friona Mozelle and Blackwell with prior military service.
Abilene Christian College recognizes Lynda Taylor a 1964 Bronte High School graduate on the spring Deans Honor Roll. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Education with a business education focus and is listed among 310 spring honorees for meeting 12 credit hours and a 3.5 GPA.
The Rev. Earl Stout from Conway Arkansas will be evangelist for a revival at Central Baptist Church next week. The Rev. Jimmie Rogers will lead the singing and special music will be provided by the Rogers couple. Services run 7 am and 7 30 pm daily with doughnuts and coffee served at 6 30 am. The pastor, the Rev. Wayne Stout, urges all to attend.
Mr and Mrs Vetal Flores depart Bronze for Dublin Ireland where he will study at University College Dublin under a United Nations Fellowship titled Irish Mythology and Modern Irish Folklore. The Angelo State College instructor will focus on children's literature and plans a tour of England and Scotland to literary shrines while abroad. They traveled from San Angelo to New York and then to Dublin by Irish Airlines.
Mrs C R Smith had an emergency appendectomy last Friday at Shannon Hospital San Angelo. Her condition was serious over the weekend but she was much improved by Wednesday morning and remains in intensive care. Her daughter Mrs Mike Martz of Houston and son Johnny Smith of Dallas visited with the Smiths.
Post master Noah Pruitt Jr reports seven mailboxes rifled at Bronte’s federal post office last Sunday night. Crooks accessed two or three poorly locked boxes, removed mail, and tampered with adjacent boxes. A large amount of mail was found opened in the lobby waste basket Monday morning. tampering with U. S. mail is a serious federal offense.
Beginning and intermediate swimming lessons start Monday June 24 at the park pool. Norma Pruitt will instruct. Beginners aged 6 to 10 meet 8 to 9 30 a.m. and intermediate 10 to 15 meet 9 30 to 11 a.m. Cost is 15 cents daily.
Mrs. M. J. Thomason, 39, of Robert Lee dies at Shannon Hospital after a gunshot wound from an attack at her home on Friday June 7. Funeral set for 10:30 am Friday at First Methodist Church Robert Lee with graveside rites by the Eastern Star. Survivors include husband Melvie Joe Thomason two sons Perry and Bob and daughter Carolyn. Perry Thomason, 18, charged with assault with intent to murder and jailed with $5,000 bail.
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