Local Youth Killed in Oil Field Accident
Max Pardue nineteen son of Mr and Mrs Wilman Pardue of Denver City died in an oil field accident at 1 am Wednesday. He was nephew of Davey Crockett of Bronte and his family includes his mother formerly Maxine Crockett of Norton. Georgia Owen, a high school senior, was chosen to perform in the eighth annual all girl festival concert at Texas Woman's University. Sunday guest of Mrs Leslie Webb was Mrs Kate Slaughter of Maverick.
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Max. Pardue
Max Pardue
Wilman Pardue
Denver City
St A.m
Maxine Crockett
Norton
Davey Crockett
Bronte
Georgia Owen
A. E. Owen
Texas Women’s Uni
Applicapla Ies &E
Leslie ‘Webb
Kate Slaughter
Maverick
Local Personal Visits Highlight Weekend Guests
Mr and Mrs G J Latimer and Pam of Abilene visited George Latimer and family with the Latimers and boys attending a snake show. Johnny Grimes stayed with aunt Leona Taylor and relatives. Alice Furr of Longview visited Clyde Lee. L A Horn of Balls and Bill Thomason of Midland spent the weekend with Ernest Marshall. Fitzhugh of San Antonio stayed with F S Higginbothams.
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G. J. Latimer
Robert L. Lareda
Pam
Abilene
George ‘Latimer
Johnny Grimes
Leona Taylor
Alice Furr
Longview
Clyde Lee
L. A. Horn
Bill’ Thomason
Midland
Ernest ‘Marshall
JB. SA. Fitzhugh
San Antonio
F. S. Higginbotham
Delicious Pies and Cakes on Sale at Sims Food Store
The Beta Club offers a bake sale at Sims Food Store this Saturday featuring pies and cakes. Customers may buy one or more items as a fundraiser for the group.
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Sims Food Store
Beta Club
Bronte High earns district honors for 1964 girls team
Tricia Andrews Bronte guard leads Bronte High as the only district 83 B girl named to all district. Marla Rees and Mary Corley also receive honorable mention. Boys team members receive no top slots with Royce Lee and Weldon Broussard earning honorable mentions. District 83 B coaches report the selections chaired by Supt. Co B Barbee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tricia “Andrews
Bronte High
Miss Andrews
R. M. “Andrews
Marla. Rees
Mary Corley
Royce Lee
Weldon Broussard
Supt. Co. B. Barbee
Judy Hirt
Garden City
Betty Conger
Forsan
Jody Dodd
Judy Hughes
Revival at First Baptist Church Event Noted
An abbreviated notice records a revival meeting at First Baptist Church slated for Wednesday night March 19 with Mrs. Emma Sims mentioned as a participant.
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First Baptist Church
Bronte Longhorn Band Performs in San Angelo Parade
Bronte Longhorn Band marched in the Fat Stock Show and Rodeo parade in San Angelo last Friday under Band Director Bobby Bingham. They began at Central Fire Station, proceeded up Chadbourne then Irving to the Service Men's Center, then attended a sack lunch feed and the matinee rodeo.
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Bronte Longhorn
San Angelo
Bobby Bingham
Bronte
Central Fire Station
Chadbourne
Irving
Servicemen’s Center
Family visits span towns as Gladys Spiller heals in hospital
Glen and Mrs Glenn visit with Roy Robinson’s San Angelo kin while Gladys Spiller recovers in a Katy hospital. Spiller relatives from Sul Ross College Alpine and Eddie Spiller of Austin join weekend gatherings at the Spiller home, with Jerry McCutchen and Luther McCutchen also visiting.
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Biddle
Glen
Gelo
Glenn
Roy
Robinson
Billy Spiller
Spiller
Swere 3
Morrow Repeats High Jump Record at Ozona Meet
Jim Morrow set another high jump record at Ozona track meet with six feet one inch, breaking his own 1963 mark. Bronze teammates totalled 40 points to place fifth despite illness limiting relay entries. Royce Lee earned a broad jump second, Ronnie Lee third in 220, Sims second in 100, and Lee fifth in 440. Sonora meet looms Saturday with similar opposition.
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Jim Morrow
Ozona
Mason
Jim
Weldon Broussard
Royce Lee
Ronnie Lee
Tommy Glenn Sims
Sims
Sonora
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Buddy ‘Walker
Maurita Carolenes
Mrs
Emma Sims
Morrow
Coke County
Bronte Jaycees
International Airport
Randolph Air Force Base
Aloha Congress Inn
Austin Hwy
San Antonio, Texas
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