Four City Jobs on April 3 Election
Four candidates filed for four city posts with voting set for Tuesday April 3. Ernest Ivey seeks a second mayor term while Charlie Boecking and Ben Oglesby run for second terms as aldermen. Bill Thomas, the council candidate, has not held office before. Joe George Wilkins currently holds the other council seat and has not announced a renewal. The filing deadline was tomorrow, thirty days before the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Ivey
Charlie Boecking
Ben Oglesby
Bill Thomas
Joe George Wilkins
Girl Scouts Plan Cookie Sale and Camp Activities
Miss Margaret McAdams of the Girl Scout Council in Abilene met Tuesday with leaders to plan the national cookie sale in March. Proceeds support Camp Boothe Oaks near Sweetwater. The group scheduled an all day outing for April 21 and Day Camp May 28 to June 2, with summer camps open to fourth graders and needed leaders for Brownies and senior scouts.
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Margaret McAdams
Girl Scout Council
Abilene
United States
Boothe Oaks
Sweetwater
Girl Scouts
Angelo Team Trip Bronte To Win Scout Benefit Tourney
International Securities of San Angelo captured the championship by a 70 to 67 margin over Bronte in the Scout Benefit basketball tournament. MclIntires of San Angelo earned consolation honors while Muncy and Hartman of International Securities led individual awards. Gross receipts totaled 235.87 with net profit 154.16 distributed to local youth groups and a rest room project fund.
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M.mullins
International Securities
Bill Muncy
Highland
J. Hartman
Noel Dean Scott
Bronte
D. Corey
McIintires
J. Hyde
Sweetwater
J. Vick
Personal Happenings and Minor Injury At Local Ball Game
Mr and Mrs J R Rasco spent the weekend in Breckenridge with her brother and wife Mr and Mrs J R Guyton. Janie Collins daughter of Mr and Mrs F R Collins fell from a school bleacher step at a ball game and required four stitches at Bronte Hospital. Mrs Otis Smith visited Midland with her daughter and family to care for ill children with measles.
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J. R. Rasco
Breckenridge
J .R. Guyton
Janie Collins
F. R. Collins
Bronte Hospital
Otis Smith
Midland
Harold Sheppard
Smith
Local Boy Admitted for Double Pneumonia in San Angelo
Jimmy Rawlings, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rawlings, was admitted to a San Angelo hospital this week with double pneumonia. His condition was reported slightly improved.
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Jimmy Rawlings
Joe Rawlings
San Angelo
Teachers Attend Meeting at Silver Silver
The Silver School hosted the Coke County Teachers Association meeting on February 28 with a dinner. Bill Elkins spoke on modern trends in education and the group voted to affiliate with the National Educational Association. Bronte attendees included Garland Black and others. Bronte will host next fall’s county meeting.
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Silver
Coke County Teachers Association
Bill Elkins
Ballinger
Runnels County
National Educational Association
B. C. Goodwin
Robert Lee Schools
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Bronte
Mrs J D Bernard Returns to Weatherford Home
Mrs J D Bernard who had been living with her daughter and family, and Mr and Mrs Mac Rippetoe, returned to her Weatherford home last weekend.
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J. D. Bernard
Mac Rippetoe
Weatherford
Mrs Gordon Carlson Treated After Rheumatic Fever Episode
Mrs Gordon Carlson of Crane the former Cora Beth Whatley was taken to a San Angelo hospital last week with rheumatic fever. She is reported improved.
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Gordon Carlson
Crane
Cora Beth Whatley
San Angelo
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