Accident Involving Mrs Shamblin Drives One Passenger
A single vehicle crash occurred while Mrs Shamblin was driving alone with her passenger Jen. The incident resulted in unspecified injuries and an investigation by authorities is underway.
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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1964
Page
2
A single vehicle crash occurred while Mrs Shamblin was driving alone with her passenger Jen. The incident resulted in unspecified injuries and an investigation by authorities is underway.
Capt. and Mrs. Austin Collins traveled to San Antonio to visit Lackland AFB Hospital for a medical review. He has undergone surgery recently and received a favorable report with a return visit not until May. The piece also notes weekend visits by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Simpson and family to Field Creek and that Rev Murrell Johns Ron Johns Glenn Sims and Charles Coppock visited Lubbock to see relatives and tour Texas Tech.
The event centered on a piano backdrop with sprays of red roses and white canches. A band, directed by Bobby Bingham and others, played dinner music while a girls quartet performed Far Away Places. Ida Lee Parker accompanied and about 70 band students and guests attended.
The Rev Phillip Lopes of Norton Methodist Church will preach Sunday morning at First Methodist Church. Austin Masterson will lead Bethel Methodist services Sunday and Monday and the rest of the week at Norton and Bethel. Elmer Hurley leads the 11 oclock Norton service with lay participants Don Glenn Kenneth Wilkins and Donnah Holcombe. Rev Lawrence K Brown of Sant Angelo presides at a quarterly conference and preaches at 7 pm. H O Whitt orders the evening service.
Mr and Mrs Wayne Dunnam return home after visiting her father James Adkins in a Lubbock hospital where he recovers from surgery.
A sequence of names shows dismissals and admissions across dates March 2 to March 4 including Mrs. LW C Shamblin Mrs WwW S Phillips Mrs Abel Martinez and others. Entries note admitted individuals such as Monroe Alexander and Sanchez with several names dismissed and one expiration at 1 a.m. on March 4.
Mrs Joe Carter spoke on The Huntley Brinkley News Reports at the Woman s Progressive club meeting on February 27 at Mrs J W Labenske s home. In Emma Sims absence Labenske led the session with a refreshment plate for one guest Mrs W Cresap and Mines.
Texas students will enjoy a holiday Friday for teacher meetings while many Bronze schools close. The Longhorn Band will join the San Angelo Stock Show parade Friday morning and some F F A members have animals entered in the show.
Recent visitors at the Marvin Landers residence include Mr. and Mrs. Jim Williams and their daughter from Winters, along with Mrs. Edsel Hall and Mrs. John Downey of Hale Center.
Fifteen ladies attended a program and Prayer meeting led by Mrs. M. M Curlee on theme We Proclaim Christ. Tuesday morning the program We Proclaim Life was led by Mrs. Chester Harwell. Mrs. C. L. Knierim was added to the Missionary Birthday calendar and given a gift by the W M U. Marian Clark of Sun Beam unit received a birthday gift. A photo captured Ma rian and Mrs. Knierim as among youngest and oldest W M A members. Thursday's program We Pro Pro hool featured each girl offering for Home Missions.
Nealy Mackey opens a cafe next to Joyce's Food Store on Highway 277. Owned by I. M. Cumbie, the space was formerly the Coffee Shop and will have a formal opening with free coffee all day Saturday inviting local visitors.
Bronze PTA will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. in regular session. The Longhorn Band under director Bobby Bingham will lead the program. All school patrons and friends are invited to attend.
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