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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1957
Page
8
The San Angelo Review lauds C Hunter Strain Sr and Jr of Angelo Construction Company for their optimism about the region’s future and their civic contributions to San Angelo. It praises their business success and public spirit in supporting local welfare projects.
M. J. Jack Barefoot of Jacks Welding Shop is lauded as a progressive city leader in San Angelo. The piece highlights his honesty, technical skill, and civic commitment, noting his support for community projects and wishing him continued success.
J Marcus Powell, manager of The National Supply Company, earns wide respect among oil men in San Angelo and the surrounding country for leading in business and industrial life. He is praised for his quiet, confident judgment and constructive civic involvement.
Our issue calls readers to note progressive and civic minded individuals who have devoted time and energy to developing San Angelo and the surrounding territory into the prominence it enjoys today. The piece spotlights one such man deserving attention.
Readers know Harry Armistead of Armistead Drug in San Angelo as a forward moving pharmacist. He is respected by rivals and others for civic responsibility and dependable service to the city and district. His achievements are an established fact and worthy of credit.
Arch B. Young, manager of the C. D. Burley Lumber Company, is lauded as a progressive and highly knowledgeable lumberman. The note credits his integrity, extensive experience, and popular personality with earning wide respect and continued success.
The piece salutes Jim Bean of Jim Bean Your Photographer Too for his progressive methods and high quality wedding and children's portraits. It notes his studio’s strong public standing in San Angelo and his substantial community service and civic involvement.
The edition pays tribute to Mrs Maynard Coghill of the Fireball Service Station for her many city services and notable record in San Angelo business life. Her wide circle of friends reflects her natural leadership and community impact.
The notice lauds Mrs Maynard Coghill as a respected, friendly, progressive businesswoman in San Angelo. It commends her willingness to support district projects and her extensive service to the motoring public, calling her an asset the city may be proud to claim.
Harry E Oberkampf heads a prominent San Angelo wholesale plumbing firm since 1911 And as a civic leader he is highly regarded by hundreds of friends The Oberkampf Plumbing Supply Company carries Kohler Biggs Day Night Heaters and HVAC gear and has driven district growth through his executive work This commendation highlights his personal prominence and the firm s contributions to the community
A. N. and Wayne Cason of Pioneer Finance & Thrift Corporation receive public credit for boosting San Angelo. The piece credits their progressive civic efforts and dedication to local projects, highlighting their role in the city’s commercial prominence in West Texas.
Two well known local businessmen, B P Ashley and Louie H Ashley of Angelo Metal Works, are recognized across the district for leadership in their trade and their civic involvement. The passage notes their forward role in the city’s progress.
The article lauds Louie and B. P. Ashley as respected civic-minded businessmen who contribute to city projects and support community progress. It also notes Travis McCarty’s wide circle of friends and welcomes him in a review of San Angelo’s progressive business figures.
The piece applauds John P Sorrels of the Sorrels Reproduction Company as a progressive San Angelo businessman. It highlights his civic contributions, fair conduct, and industry goodwill across the district, offering a public tribute to his service and reputable dealings.
The tribute highlights Carroll K Land for organizing and leading the Concho Valley Electric Co-Op and strengthening business life in San Angelo. It notes his devotion to community projects and his impact on local welfare, praising his steady balance of business success and civic service.
Travis D. McCarty has shown progressiveness by expanding the Gulf Service Station’s offerings. The large busi ness volume at the station demonstrates his commitment to top service for the motoring public and his active civic involvement.
Local households hosted relatives from Dallas Odessa Snyder Midland and San Angelo with visits from Brownfield Houston and Midland residents. A Sunday supper honored new Methodist pastor Rev Jerrell Sharp and wife and the Sharps moved from Denver to start at a Wylie area church.
About forty members met at Humble Recreation Hall for a fellowship night and refreshments. During the evening they viewed two film strips about the Bible School, sharing in a brief collective viewing event.
Father's Day visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Percifull included their daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gravitt and their son Noel Percifull with family from Abilene.
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