Community Social Roundup at Tennyson and Nearby Visits
The Tennyson social scene features a 42 party hosted by Mr and Mrs James Arrott with guests including Clarence Arrott, Monroe Arrott, and Henry Jenness. Karen Arrott marks her first birthday with a celebration on March 18. Numerous visits and guests pass through Bronte, Ray, San Angelo, Ballinger, and Fort Worth with names such as O T Weaver, Whresia Weaver, Roy Kincaid, Norman Grey, Melvin Grey, Kenneth Henson, H L Davis, Gary, and others. Clara Sonnenberg celebrates her 84th birthday with relatives from Winters Ballinger and Paint Rock. guests include Gus Voss, Adolph Hoppe, Wilkins Hoppe, Jo Ann, Tom Green, and more. The Tennyson quilting club plans a Thursday meeting at Mrs Bert Blaylock’s home and local visits occur among Sonnenbergs, Gibbs, Boatrights, and Webb families in Nolan Mereta and Abilene areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Arrott
Mmes
Clarence Arrott
Bronte
Monroe Arrott
Ray
Henry Jenness
San Angelo
Karen Arrott
O. T. Weaver
Christoval
Whresia Weaver
Ballinger
Roy Kincaid
Louisiana
Barney Griffin
Norman Grey
Melvin Grey
Kenneth Henson
Fort Worth
H. L. Davis
Gary
Iraan
Marshall
Ellis Freeman
Greg Whalen
Jay Sharp
Horace Taylor
Phillips
Huffaker
Griffin
Airs
H. C. White
Warren Clendennen
New Mexico
George James
Harvey Kemp
Brownwood
Crawford
J. C. Boatright
Otto Finch
Jerry
Clara Sonnenberg
County Agents News Column on Feed Grain and Weed Control
County agents discuss participation in the 1962 Feed Grain Program with March 31 intension declaration and offer ASC details. They compare amine and ester 2 4 D formulations for weed control, note safer near crops amines, high volatile esters risk in warm weather, and cite 1961 mesquite trials and demonstrations. The screw worm control foundation progress, funding status, and Coke County contributions are also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASC
D. K. Glenn
Tom Rives
Pat Havins
Robert Walker
Coke County
Foundation
Texas
Third Grade Visits Enterprise Office
Mrs. Jeptha Landrum and 29 third graders visited the Enterprise office last Friday. Mrs. Horace Grigg accompanied them as they toured town to school and learned the newspaper compiling and printing steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeptha Landrum
Enterprise Office
Horace Grigg
Seay and Wilkerson Marry in Ballinger Ceremony
E. C. Seay and Mrs. Hattie Mc Kown Wilkerson wed March 7 in Judge Rampy's office Ballinger. They will reside in Bronte. Charles Timmons of Odessa visited his mother Mrs. B G Timmons on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Seay
Hattie McKown Wilkerson
Ballinger
Rampy
Bronte
Charles Timmons
Odessa
B. G. Timmons
Mrs. Hurst Honored On 80th Birthday Celebration
Ettie Hurst celebrated her 80th birthday on March 14 with a party attended by more than sixty guests. Relatives included sisters Dash Davis and Emma Box, and many grandchildren and great grandchildren from Midland Fort Worth Winters Kingsland and Las Vegas. Hurst born 1882 in Anson Texas was the third child of John and Williams and married twice, to W. J. Green and Bud Hurst, with nine children from her first marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ettie Hurst
Dash Davis
Midland
Emma Box
Brownwood
Willie Lee Box
Hurst
Tom Green
Tennyson
R. C
Dodie) Schlagal
Kingstand
John L. Green
Las Vegas
Nevada
Iona Walker
Robert C. Schlagal
Fort Worth
Harold Snell
Winters
Paul Myers
Kingsland
Douglas Ditmore
William Jesse Green
Mr and Mrs Bob Howard Weekend Trip to Marfa
Mr and Mrs Bob Howard took a weekend trip to Marfa, enjoying a brief outing away from home. The visit showcased their leisure travel sequence and time away from routine duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Bob Howard
Marfa
Mental maturity test results available at Bronte schools
School officials announce that results of recent mental maturity tests are in the principals offices. Parents may confer with the principal during regular school hours. The California Mental Maturity test will be given every other year in the Bronte Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Bronte
Bronze chosen for annual one act play contest
Four schools will present plays at the event held March 30 with public admission set at 25 cents. The contest site is Bronze and the public is invited to attend.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kews
Jack Corley
Sparks Boatright
J. C. Boatrights
Tennyson Quilting Club
Bert Blaylock
J. O. Pitts
Abilene
J. H. Barnett
Don Horton
Scor
Lindy Pen Co., Inc
Culver City
Colif., U.S.A
Bronte Enterprise
County Agents News Column
By Sterling Lindsey
Mrs. Hurst
B. D. Snead
First National Bank
Shirey
Cumbie & Mackey
Mrs. Foy L. Moore