Rescheduling Notes for 4H Dress Revue and Related Events
The notice outlines canceled meetings and rescheduled events for 4H clubs. Dress Revue judging is set for July 5 at 9 30 a.m. with final show July 6 at 7 30 p.m. at Robert Lee School auditorium. Jackie Counts and Nancy Trimble will exhibit food on July 7 in San Angelo. Camp dates August 15 16. WHO Foods Leader training June 30 at 10 a.m. Camp and Yearbook committees plan updated meeting dates.
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Silver
Bronte
Robert Lee
Robert Lee School
Jackie Counts
Nancy Trimble
San Angelo
Jackie
Nancy
WHO Foods
Local News Brief Sees Lake Fishing and Family Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Coulter and Nelson spent several days at Buchanan Lake fishing last week. They were joined over the weekend by Mr. and Mrs. John Wright and Turney Coulter. Bob Parsons of Snyder visits with Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Seay. Mrs. Vernon C. Lammers left Tuesday for Houston to visit her son James Lammers and family.
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Grady Coulter
Nelson
Buchanan Lake
John Wright
Turney Coulter
Bob Parsons
Snyder
E. C. Seay
Vernon C. Lammers
Houston
James Lammers
Hospital Admit Discharge Log for Bronte and Nearby Towns
A sequence of hospital admissions and discharges from June 20 to June 26 lists patients from Bronte Norton Winters Blackwell and nearby towns. Notable entries include Raymond Ramirez's expiration on June 26 and multiple Bronte residents admitted or dismissed through June 25.
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Walter Weidner
Ballinger
Robert Tubb
Blackwell
Homer Tubb, Jr
Winters
J. E. Mitchell
Ray Coulson
Allen Sherrod
Bronte
Danny Cooper
Otis Allen
Norton
Ira Coppedge
Keith Eubanks
Dale Brewer
Johnny Hamilton
John Sparks
Marvin Corley
Richard Vaughn
James Vernon Andrews
B. G. Timmons
J. F. Hughes
Nedra K. Brock
E. A. Bell
G. K. Corley
Mary Bishop
Leroy Bryan
Steve Colvin
John H. Sparks
Lidia Minjaras
Nannie Mobley
T. C. Baggett
J. W. Warner
John Gordon
Wesley Ash
Lizzie Gunnels
Henry Presents Portrait of Tech Prof to College
Henry J T Henry vocational agriculture teacher of Bronte gave the presentation speech at Texas Technological College in Lubbock for a portrait of Ray L Chappelle head of the agricultural education department since 1936. The painting by Thelma Clark Griggs was accepted by Gerald Thomas Tech agriculture dean and will hang in the department office.
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J. T. Henry
Bronte
Ray L. Chappelle
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Chappelle
Chapelle
Henry
Tech
West Texas
Gerald Thomas
Tech Agriculture
Thelma Clark Griggs
Linda
County Agents News Column On Soil Moisture Across County
Six tests for moisture penetration in cotton fields showed wet soil at five feet in all sites with most fields very wet. A sandy land field north of Bronte yielded water at three and a half feet. A sandy clay pasture site under a mesquite tree remained dry before rains, with moisture reaching two and a half feet. Coke County 4H entries won five of nine awards in the Foundation Store Area Heavy Litter Contest.
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Bronte
Coke County
Foundation Store
Coke
County 4-H pig contest results posted
Bronte Enterprise County 4-H Club members John Service of Robert Lee placed second with nine pigs weighing 304 pounds at eight weeks. Kathy Service, his sister, finished fourth with nine pigs weighing 255 pounds. Robert Wink of Graham Valley was fifth with seven pigs totaling 242 pounds. Lonnie Bloodworth of Silver earned sixth with seven pigs weighing 234 pounds. Carl Bloodworth of Silver took seventh with five pigs weighing 192 pounds. Spur Experiment Station Field Day presented fence designs including a post every 100 feet and seven staves between posts.
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John Service
Robert Lee
Store
Kathy Service
Robert Wink
Graham Valley
Lonnie Bloodworth
Silver
Mrs Graves Visits Sister in El Paso Family
Mrs Jack Graves and her children of El Paso are visiting her sister Mrs Richand Miller and Miller family this week.
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Jack Graves
el Paso
Richand Miller
Wichita Family Visits Relatives In Kansas
Mrs. Bob Springer and her daughters Ann Mary and Stephanie of Wichita Kansas are visiting for two weeks at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs R S Walton. Mr Springer plans to join them this weekend.
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Bob Springer
Ann
Mary
Stephanie
Wichita
Kansas
R. S. Walton
Springer
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