Political Announcements for Democratic Primary May 7 1966
The Enterprise lists candidates for various offices in the Democratic primary. Eldon Mahon seeks Congress in the 17th District, Gene Hendryx for the 66th, W. W. Thetford seeks re election as County Judge, Prank D. Coalson for County and District Clerk, Winnie Waldrip for Clerk, Golda Smith and Jerry Thomason for County Treasurer, and Howard Brock Otis Smith and Jack Corley for Commissioner Precinct 2. J. T. Liles listed for Justice of the Peace Precinct 3. May 7 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.W
Bud) Thetford
Prank D. Coalson
Howard Brock
Otis Smith
Justice of the Peace
J. T. Liles
Medicare Sign-Up Set For Friday In Coke County
Social Security field rep Neil Tarvin from San Angelo will assist residents 65 and older to sign up for Medicare. He will be at Bronte city hall 9:30 to 11 am and Robert Lee courthouse 1:30 to 4:30 pm on Friday March 2. Deadline is March 31. Call 473-3751 or 473-3601 to arrange home or hospital filing or transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Tarvin
Social Security Office
San Angelo
Coke County
Tarvin
Bronte
Robert Lee
Caulder Takes Top Honors at San Angelo Rattlesnake Roundup
Bronte snakehunter E L Caulder won the top prize at the San Angelo Rattle snake Roundup sponsored by the Jaycees. He delivered 124 pounds of rattlers to claim 125 and a large trophy. Caulder's nephew Richard Caulder of Robert Lee tied for the prize for most rattles with 15 along with James Scroggins of San Angelo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Caulder
San Angelo
Robert Lee
James Scroggins
Coliseum
Progressive 42 Club Holds Friday Meeting at Raney Home
The Progressive 42 Club gathered at J. O. Raney’s Blackwell home for a regular Friday evening session. Present were R. V. Copeland C. B. Smith R. Q. Spence L. W. Sweet and Mrs. Ernest Ware. Copeland won high score among men Ware took top hand for the ladies and Spence had the low score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive 42
J. O. Raney
Blackwell
Messrs. and
Mmes
R. V. Copeland
C. B. Smith
R. Q. Spence
L. W. Sweet
Ernest Ware
Mrs. Ware
Fees On Postal Services This Week
The Post Office Department announces a small rise in fees for special services effective March 26. Registration, insurance, certified mail, C O D and money order services will cost more, while postage remains unchanged. Family visits and a hospital update accompany the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Noah Pruitt Jr
Pruitt
Company Golf Tourney Planned by Cokerah Golf Association
A company golf tournament is planned for April 16 by the Cokerah Golf Association. Entrants must be sponsored by a firm or company to be eligible. Utilities, oil, service, and supply firms may sponsor their employees. A $5 entry fee applies to each contestant in the partnership competition. Two trophies will be awarded for each place and a golf ball is given to each participant before teeing off. Clyde Lee is tournament director with A E Bell Jr as assistant. The association hopes about 160 golfers will participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cokerahty Golf Association
Clyde Lee
A. E . Bell Jr
Lee
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Larry's
East 19Th Street
Johnny Grimes
Philco Gas
Brug
Eldon Mahon
Gene Hendryx
Winnie Waldrop
Frank
Golda) Smith
Jerry Thomason
Jack Corley
Hotpoint
Maurine Braswell
Taylor Emerson
Margarets Flowers
Bosworth Piano Service
Roscoe
Texas
Riverside
Nealy Mackey
Texas Barber College
Pine
Abilene
Income Tax Service
R. W. Rees
Home Motor Building
Re’s
Caulder
Progressive 42 Club
Leslie Dean Caperton
Coleman
B. L. Caperton
H. M. Kirkland
E. L. Caperton
Ed Caperton
Hendrick Memorial Hospital
Texas Theatre
Bronze
Outer
Dana Andrews
Pier Angeli
Brett Halsey
Oleo, Kimbell
Hormel
Gandy
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