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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1966
Page
2
The document outlines an application for a Conditional Voter Registration Certificate under Section 34b of the Texas Election Code. It requests personal details, residency, birthplace, citizenship, and a mailing address, warning that false information is a felony and noting a midnight March 17 1966 deadline for the assessor and collector of taxes office.
The Home Demonstration Club sponsors a Monday program at 7 30 p.m. in Robert Lee recreation hall on spring fabrics fashions and sewing aids. Annie Belle Hillyer of Fabric Mart San Angelo presents fabrics fibers costumes sewing techniques and garment care. Public invited social hour follows.
March 3 Terry White and Mrs. T. G. Gleghorn were dismissed. March 4 admit tions: Mrs. H. C. Raney Mrs. A. N. Rawlings Mrs. M. E. Gilleland and Mrs. J. J. Adair. March 5 Eunice Lilly admitted. March 6 Monroe Alexander and Davy Crockett admitted. March 7 L. L. Hilliard Carolyn Brewer and Roy Tyree dismissed. March 8 Davy Crockett admitted. M. S. Tyree B. A. Bell Mrs. E. H. Hilliard and Mrs. Royce Phillips dismissed.
Keith D. Graham and associates in Midland drill No. 1 Webb-Daulong in the Leppert Palo Pinto field near Bronte. The well shows depth measurements of 3 867 feet to the stand and 1 359 feet from Perry J. Moore lines with a 1 percent miles east reference.
Aubrey Z. Denman announces resignation from Bronte County Park caretaker post to become maintenance superintendent at Mt. Lebanon Encampment owned by the Dallas County Baptist Association. Marvin Corley is recommended to replace him. other applicants included Portis Robbins James Mixson Steve Badley and John Taulman. Denman has served since 1966 and helped develop the park's facilities.
Richards and Lee from Bronte lead the boys on the District 67 B all district basketball team with two selections. Doug McCutchen earned honorable mention. Bronte girls had no team member. District chair Supt. O T Jones released the list. Boys: Tad Richards Bronte William Hood, Robert Lee, Clifton Weise Water Valley Royce Lee Bronte Vernon Newsom Garden City. Honorable mention: Doug McCutchen Bronte, Doug Franklin Forsan, Ernest Longoria Sterling City, Barney Sisco Water Valley, Gary Williams Robert Lee. Girls: Forwards Jody Dodd Forsan Judy Hirt Garden City Brenda Jacobs Garden City. Guards Jackie Counts Robert Lee Patsy Gooch Forsan Sharon Jacobs Garden City. Honorable mention: Rhonda Gartman Robert Lee Sally Munn Water Valley Beverly Jacobs Garden City Valencia Conway Forsan Aletris Ackerman Robert Lee Sara Findley Forsan. 67 B Winners to State: Forsan boys and girls won districts and regions, advancing toward state in Austin. Bronze boys fell to Snook. Forsan girls to play Deport in Austin.
Funeral services were held at Christoval Baptist Church for Clyde C Holder who died Sunday at his Christoval home. Burial was in Christoval cemetery. Holder was a former Bronte resident who ran Bronze Ice Company and sold ice to the Santa Fe Railroad. He helped organize Bronte's first band in 1922 and led it to a state contest win in 1932. He served in World War I and belonged to the Masonic Lodge and Bronze American Legion Post. Survivors include his wife Grace, a son Clyde C Holder Jr, two daughters and several relatives.
Coke County delegation returned home Monday and prepared for San Angelo activities. Sharon McCutchen placed fourth and thirteenth with her two calves, while other details were unavailable at press time. A family gathering in San Angelo included multiple local residents and visitors en route to Norfolk, Virginia for Navy service.
Mr and Mrs J T Henry spent last weekend in Fort Worth staying with Mrs Henrys parents Mr and Mrs W L Ellis.
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