Bronte and Coke 4-H Show Entries Sent to San Angelo Fat Stock
Bronte FFA and Coke County 4-H members prepare for the San Angelo Fat Stock show. J T Henry lists Joe R Ash showing Hereford and Angus steers. Lyndon Waldrop and J Lee Ensor bring two fine wool lambs each. Travis Hicks notes Bill Simpson Norman Robert Delmar Radde Van Schooler Lambs. Jer Floyd Harmon Gerald Harmon William Joe Harmon Robert D L Jay Morgan Russell. Marvin Simpson Milburn Wink of Robert Lee FFA exhibit Angus steers. Roy Clawson and Bobby F Roberts enter three fat pigs. Elwood Snyder Dal ton Copple Billy Carwile Sam Plumlee Roy Fower Bobby Odom Allen Sparks Fed Cox John Bro ton Jerome Sheppard Victor Wojtek Don Schooler Elmar Greathouse Jack Thetford Wilton Robertson consign 21 fine wools and 26 crossbreds in the damb exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronte Ffa
Coke County
San Angelo
J.T. Henry
Bronte
Joe R. Ash
Lyndon Waldrop
J. Lee Ensor
Jer- Floyd Harmon
Gerald Clint Harmon
William Joe Harmon
Robert DL. Jay
Morgan Russell
Marvin Simpson
Milburn E. Wink
Robert Lee Ffa
Carl V. Maddens
Angus
Roy Clawson
Bobby F. Roberts
Elwood Snyder
Dalton Copple
Billy G. Carwile
Sam Plumlee
Roy Fower
Bobby Odom
National 4-H Club Week Observed by Local Clubs
County 4-H groups mark National 4-H Club Week March 4 to 12 with a March 6 meeting at 6 30 pm in the Legion hall Robert Lee. Girls and adult leaders attend bring sack lunches and enjoy games and a picnic while learning folk games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Hall
Robert Lee
4-EE
Vernemma Barron
4-H Week Highlights Local Club Activities and Pledge
The article outlines 4-H national week in 1950 with 1 850 000 members in 82 000 clubs under 225 000 volunteers. It lists Bronze 4-H Club members and leaders, notes plans to inventory project work, and to make plans for the 1950 program. The 4-H pledge emphasizes clearer thinking, loyalty, service, and health for club and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Springer
Mary Jane Powell
Linda Lasswell
Linda Kamest
Wanda Snead
Christine Allison
Angela Anderson
Judy Anderson
Joan Barron
Patsy Brock
Ola Sue Brown
Betty Jean Fiveash
Joe Ann Gentry
Carolyn Kemp
Wanda Kirkland
Elizabeth Smith
Carol Lynn Thomason
Patricia Tounget
Joan Webb
Wanda Webb
Marilyn Moragne
Weekend Visits From Artesia San Angelo And Berryville Residents
Mrs. Curtis Wilson and family of Artesia New Mexico spent the weekend with Curtis Wilson's parents Mr and Mrs Jim Wilson. Mr and Mrs Robert Reaves from San Angelo visited with his parents Mr and Mrs R I Reaves. Mrs Van Pettigrew and sons Porter and Gene of Berryville Arkansas also visited.
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Curtis Wilson
Artesia, N. M
Jim Wilson
Robert Reaves
San Angelo
Mrs
R.I. Reaves
van Pettigrew and Sons
Porter and
Gene
Berryville, Ark
Weekend Visits and Local Happenings Across Towns
News notes list visits in Win ters Sweetwater and Blackwell by Mr and Mrs B O Harris and daughter from Green Tree N M. Othello West of Midland underwent surgery in Sweetwater hospital. Funeral for Temp Whiteside at Silverton followed a car wreck with earlier Baylor hospital injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweetwater
Blackwell
B. O. Harris
Green Tree, N. M
Othello West
Midland
Sweetwater Hospital
Elmer Jordan
Will Whiteside
Maurene Stewart
Vernon Haggerton
J. B. Buckner
Temp Whiteside
Silverton
Temp
Baylor
Baptist Church Services Schedule Listed
The NEWS lists Sunday School and worship services at Baptist Church. Pastor W. D. Price leads morning and evening gatherings with times at 10 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. Evening worship at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RT. U
Myf Tennyson
Hayrick
Church Schedule and Pastor Notice
The Church of Christ Idas England shares Bible study and worship times. Young People's Class and evening services are listed with times 10 a.m. 10 50 a.m. 7 p.m. 7 30 p.m. The pastor is Alvin R. Mauldin.
Tennyson Topics and Weekend Visits Chronicle
Mrs. Vernemma Barron of Robert Lee visited with Mrs. Tounget Friday afternoon. Several families from Bronte, Rankin, Midland, Tankersley, and Tankersley area shared weekend and Sunday visits with local residents including the Tounget, Brown, Green, and Megaman households. Local youths attended a Miles tournament with the Bronte team Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Ballinger
Edd Fiveash
Tounget
Clayton Latham
Leon McCarty
Billie ‘Tounger
Buford James
Pete Thomas
Bronte
Ed Heckerndorf
Midland
Sadie Brown
Bud Hurst
Rankin
WT. Green
Merv
John Athey
W.P. Greens
Robert Brown
Clifford Megaman
Buddy Stewart
Tankersley
M. Howell
Betty Green
Community Notes From Miles and Nearby Towns
March 3 1950 reports a Sunday afternoon visit and funeral attendance for Miss Nettie Mills at Miles. Mr and Mrs Oto Finch and Jerry attended. Visits include Melvin James and baby from San Angelo to Bert Cornelius, Ode Tounget of Miles to the Toungets, and Johnnie Brown family with William Brown and Arlie Van Holdens in Garden City. Jack Sharp of Big...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oto Finch
Jerry
Nettie Mills
Miles
Melvin James
Baby
San Angelo
Bert Cornelius
Ode ‘Tounget
Toungets
Johnnie Brown
Garden City
William Browns
Arlie van Holdens
Jack Sharp
Big
Spring Spends Weekend With Mr and Mrs Ben Murphy
Spring spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Murphy, enjoying a quiet family visit. The gathering included casual activities and shared meals, highlighting a domestic, friendly weekend social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring
Ben Murphy
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Idaho
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Complete Optical Service
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Tennyson
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Concho
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Nixon
Nat'l Bank Bldg
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Texas Watchmakers Assn
Gidefor Service
Mobilgas
Mobiloil
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Vernon C. Lammers Lumber CO
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