Moore withdraws bid for State Representative seat
Editor Bronte Enterprise reports J W Bill Moore withdraws from the race for the 64th District State Representative seat due to health and increased personal business. He endorses Ben Barnes to replace him and expresses gratitude to Coke Coleman Concho and Runnels counties plus Brown and Comanche areas. Moore pledges district service until his term ends. Ben Oglesby family visited Levelland and Lubbock last weekend.
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Ben Barnes
de Leon
Texas
Barnes
77Th
Coke, Coleman
Concho
Runnels
Brown and
Comanche
Brown, Coleman, Comanche
J. W
Bill) Moore
Birth of Alan David Hufstutler in Vienna Virginia
Alan David is the first child of Mr and Mrs Gale Hufstutler of Vienna Virginia born at 2 43 am on February 19 He is welcomed by grandparents H J Hufstutler of Brady and A F McQueen and Mae McQueen of Bronte The Hufstutlers are former Bronte residents.
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Alan David
Gale Hufstutler
Vienna
H. J. Hufstutler
Brady
A. F. McQueen
Mae McQueen
Bronte
Hufstutler
4-H Club girls plan county and district contests
4 H Club girls prepare for County contest on April 14 with Dairy Foods Vegetable preparation Public speaking and Share the Fun entries. District contest follows on April 28 with County winners advancing. Leaders assist with demonstrations and ribbons are awarded.
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4-H
H. D
Jahen Jameson
Silver
Court House
Loans Reach $238 840 for Coke and Nolan Farmers
In 1961 Farmers Home Administration approved loans totaling $238 840 for Coke and Nolan counties covering farm ownership rural housing operating loans and emergency credit. County Supervisor Chester L Sinclair notes 235 681 in principal and interest collected. FHA funds support Farm Tenant Purchase via private lenders. Shop Bronte First.
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Farmers Home Administration
Freeman
FHA
Nolan and
Coke
Chester L. Sinclair
Sinclair
Personal Roundup of Weekend Travels and Visits
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Boyles of Aspermont visited their son John Boyles and family. Wade Rees and Marla Lou toured Kerrville and Center Point. Sidney Rees built a Kerrville church. Glayton Rees, a minister, came from Webb City to preach. Mrs. Knierim plans visits in San Antonio and Austin. The Corleys visited Waco. Gilreaths in Odessa for grandson Kenneth Ray’s ninth birthday. The Lathams moved to St Bernard. Enterprise to new address. Lloyd Blenis visits granddaughter in Wichita Falls.
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L. L. Boyles
Aspermont
John Boyles
Wade Rees
Marla Lou
Kerrville
Center Point
Rees
Sidney
Glayton
Webb City
Robert Knierim
R. M. Bennett
Hettye Clark
San Antonio
Riley Clark
Austin
M. G. Gilreath
Odessa
K. M. Cook
Kenneth Ray
Tommy Latham
Bossier City
St. Bernard
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Bronte Enterprise
Bronte, Texas
Ben Oglesby
Levelland
Lubbock
Fay Croe
Bronte Jr. H. D. Club
First National Bank
Coke and Nolan
Shop Bronte First
Marvin Corley
Peggy
Waco
Mrs
Benny Corley
Lloyd Blenis
Wichita Falls
Horace Grigg
The
A. J. James Chatelaine
China
Central Drug
Folger’s
del Monte
Guardian Dog Food
Brazil
Hormel
Hormel Bologna
Kimbell Biscuits
Kimbell
Oleo
Florida
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