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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1957
Page
8
The San Angelo community honors William Loyd Wynne of Wynne Homes Incorporated for his pivotal role in building the city and support of civic advancement. Friends praise his reliability, leadership, and generous volunteerism in local development efforts.
Robert D. Allison of the Allison Supply Company Incorporated is celebrated as a progressive and successful business man who contributes to San Angelo's growth. He is praised for civic devotion and support of local projects, reflecting public opinion and esteem from business associates across the district.
The city honors Mrs. Dave Holland of the Holland Clerical Office for reliable bookkeeping and income tax services. Her business success is paired with active civic duty and community promotion, earning commendation and support for a continued future of service.
Ervin Young Jr. has shown progressiveness by continually expanding the service at the Glenmore 66 Service Station. The large volume of business at his Phillips 66 station proves that service is more than a word and is rendered to the motoring public to the fullest extent.
In this review of progressive San Angelo business men, Ervin Young Jr is praised for his careful handling of business affairs and active civic involvement. The piece highlights his strong goodwill, community creditability, and leadership in the city’s business life. He is noted to have many friends locally.
J G Harris of the Beverage Sales Company Inc is highlighted as a forward thinking business leader shaping San Angelo and its trade area. The piece commends his civic involvement and contributions to the community and expresses a wish for continued success.
In San Angelo two business leaders, Tom Richey and George C. Taylor of the Western Wool and Mohair, are praised for civic involvement and community progress. The piece notes their respected standing, loyalty, and contributions to civic movements, celebrating them as good citizens and progressive businessmen.
Bryan Blevins of the Bryan Blevins Insurance Agency earns a reputation as a progressive San Angelo businessman. His thorough knowledge of insurance matters is shown by the dependable way he meets every demand in his line of work.
The passage lauds Bryan Blevins for applying his successful business methods to civic projects. His experience enhances his value to the city, and he is commended as part of a group of progressive citizens active in San Angelo’s business and civic life.
Rainie Lee Wilson of Fashion Cleaners stands as a progressive, reliable figure in San Angelo. His wide dry cleaning experience has earned him prominence, and his civic-minded efforts benefit the district and community progress.
A formal note lauds a devoted city servant for constant dedication and merited achievements. It extends wishes for continued success and pride in his contributions to the community.
The San Angelo review praises T. R. Tony Salvato for his community service and outstanding Corner Drug Store. It highlights his progressive approach and dedication to high standards of customer care. It notes his willingness to assist on public projects and his cheerful cooperative spirit.
Miss Paula Sue Leonard of Big Spring returned home after a week's visit with her grandparents Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Leonard. Judy Bernard arrived from Arlington with the Rippetoes to visit Nona Gayle for a week.
The First Baptist Church of Bronte invites youth and all area young people to a Monday 7 30 p m party as part of summer youth programs. Ice cream supper hosted by Mr and Mrs J M Rippetoe and Nona. Games directed by Mrs Gene Walker will be played.
Members of the Sorosis Study Club and families enjoyed a Friday night picnic in Bronte park with fried chicken beans potato chips pickles onions cake and iced tea. Hostesses included Mrs Garland Black Mrs Nealy Mackey Mrs Jacob Morrow Mrs Royce Lee Mrs Roy Robinson Mr Edward Cumbie Mr Ben Oglesby and Mr Clark Glenn.
Mr and Mrs Archie Pittman with Larry and Bobby of Wharton traveled to West Texas for the funeral of their uncle W W D Latham. They visited O L Pittman and other relatives while Bobby stayed for a week with his grandparents Ruth Coleman left Sunday to visit son Bob Coleman in San Angelo.
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