Jaycees Host Successful Event and Looking Ahead
A local report praises the Jaycees for sponsoring a well received weekend show. It notes a rattlesnake bite scare at Downs was handled as a routine hazard and that the Roundup next spring should be bigger and better. The piece comments on lively city and school races and invites signed letters to the editor from candidates or residents with space rules.
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Jaycees
Enterprise
Five Candidates Seek Bronte Independent School District Trustee
Five candidates filed or petitioned to run for trustee of the Bronte Independent School District. Names on the ballot include Davey Crockett Jacob Bruce Morrow Bill Thomas E L Champion and Conda C Richards. Two vacancies exist.
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Bronte ‘Independent School District
Davey Crockett
Jacob
Bruce Morrow
Bill Thomas
E. L. Champion
Conda C. Richards
Fifth Candidate Files for City Council Election
Five candidates seek seats on the city council with three vacancies. Incumbent councilman Matthew Caperton filed for re election. Two mayoral hopefuls H O Whitt and Royce Lee compete for the mayoral post.
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Matthew Caperton
H. O. Whitt
Royce Lee
Norman R. Riker
Elmer Hurley
Mar- J
Bronte Jaycees Roundup Proves Weekend Show A Success
The Bronte Jaycees first L. Rattlesnake Roundup drew hundreds of visitors at the Robert Lee stock show barn. Four rods and reels and plaques were awarded, hundreds saw milking demos, and 250 to 300 snakes were captured. Snake handler Shellie Downs was bitten twice but recovering in Sweetwater. Jaycee president Wayne Dunnam said the event was not as large as hoped but deemed a success and plans for next year are under consideration. Local residents supported the event, and profits are still being tallied.
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Robert Lee
Shellie Downs
Gainesville
Fla
Sweetwater
Jaycee
Bill Ransberger
Downs
Ransberger
Jaycees
Wayne Dunnam
Dunnam
Tornadic Wind and Hail Strike Sunday Night
Severe weather hit Tennyson Brookshire Norton and Wilmeth areas Sunday night with tornadic winds and hail damaging unanchored items. Temperatures swung from warm 80s near noon to near freezing by midnight as showers and heavy rain accompanied the wind.
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Tennyson
Brookshire
Norton
Wilmeth
Bronte
Wells Wins High Honors in Rambouillet Show
Jimmy Wells claimed junior show champion and reserve overall honors at the Rambouillet event in San Angelo with three sheep earning top placings. A ewe finished 15th, another ram fifth, and the pen of three took fourth in both group and breeder-owned divisions. Wells netted 95 dollars from the trio, with Jim Morrow earning 14 dollars for two Herefords. Bronte FFA and local 4-H members were noted.
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Jimmy “Wells
San Angele
Wells
J. T Henry
Vocational Ag
Jim Morrow
Morrow
Bronte
FFA
PTA Meeting Features Bronte Longhorn Band Program
The Bronte Longhorn Band directed by Bobby Bingham performed at the PTA meeting in the school auditorium. Selections included Exodus Peter Gunn The Andy Theme Never on Sunday My Fair Lady and The Music Man. In the business session new officers for next year were named except the president with Mrs O L Shurley as first vice president and program chairman.
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Bronte Longhorn Band
Bobby Bingham
PTA
Exodus
Peter Gunn
Andy
O. L. Shurley
Wayne Arrott
Bill Moody
Eddie Alexander
John Boyles
J. T. Henry
J. W. Martin