Softball Program Starts May 1 With Four Strong Teams
The Bronte softball program begins around May 1 with four strong teams including a Robert Lee, Texas men’s division entry. One girls and women's team is organized with a manager elected. Two Cub Scout teams join the schedule. Games run Tuesday and Thursday evenings, with no play Wednesday or Sunday. Teams from San Angelo Abilene and Brownswood will visit Bronte. A time schedule will be published later to avoid conflicts.
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Robert Lee
San Angelo
Abilene
Brownswood
Bronte
School hours adjusted for heat to 8 45 to 3 25
School begins at 8 45 each morning and ends at 3 25 this week due to hot days. Bronze school will dismiss Thursday for a two day Easter holiday with Friday and Monday off and classes resume Tuesday at 8 45.
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Bronze School
Church Lectureship At The Bronze Church Of Christ
The Bronze Church of Christ will sponsor a five night lectureship April 2 through 6 at 7 30 each evening on The Work of the Church Speakers include M R Phillips and H A Matthews of San Angelo Foy L Moore of Bronte Leon Savage of San Angelo and Guy Caskey of Sweetwater Public invited to attend the services
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Church of Christ
Bronze Church of Christ
M. R. Phillips
San Angelo
H. A. Mathews
Foy. L. Moore
Bronte
Leon Savage
Guy Caskey
Sweetwater
Bronte School Plans Texas Safety Education Day
The Bronte school will observe Texas Safety Education Day on the afternoon of April 6. The event will be observed statewide and includes grades 6 through high school.
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Texas
Bronte
County Crusade Sets $500 Quota to Fight Cancer
The 1956 American Cancer Society Crusade opens in Coke County on Monday April 2 with a local quota of 500 dollars part of a 26 million national goal. Funds support research education and patient service to curb cancer with 40 cents per dollar for national programs and 60 cents for state and local efforts.
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American Cancer Society
Coke County
A. J. Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
ACS
United States
Gaston baby born in Tennyson with Easter sunrise plans
Mr and Mrs John Gaston greet a son born Sunday March 25 at 3 am weighing 8 pounds 8 ounces named Jeffrey Charles. Grandparents are Addie Gaston of Tennyson and Charles E Coward of Cayuga. Easter sunrise service planned atop Mount Margaret with optional Baptist church services and breakfast.
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John Gaston
Jeffrey Charles
Gaston
Janell
Johnnie
Addie Gaston
Tennyson
Charles E. Coward
Cayuga
Mount Margaret
The
Baptist Church
Teagues and kin visit Corleys and Lathams
Mr and Mrs J W Teague and children of Bronte visited the Marvin Corleys Sunday. Mrs Girlie Webb and Mrs F Thomas of Brookshire visited Mrs D J Corley Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs J W Latham visited Mr and Mrs Hervey Latham and Eugene at Noodle Sunday. Freeman Stafford of California visited the J W Lathams and J B Arrotts Friday. Sunday evening guests of Mrs Addie Gaston were Grady Gaston and his children Flora Cotton and Walter Gaston and children of San Angelo. Visiting Mrs Sadie Brown Saturday were Mrs Ruth Hageman of Bronte and Mr and Mrs Charlie Brown and Flora of Brookshire.
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Elmer Allen
Orient
Ben Brooks
D. J. Corley
Will Carr
San Angelo
Robert Allen
Silver
Johnnie Gaston
Addie Gaston
Sam
Marvin Corley
James Arrott
The
Baptist Brotherhood
Brookshire
J. C. Boatright
Church of Christ
James Allen
Jack Corley
Tennyson
John Coalson
A. E. Coalson
H. A. Springer
D. E. Faulk
Beauford
Cox
Ernest Marshall
H. L. Teems
San’ Angelo
J. B. Arrott
J. W. Teague
Bronte
Marvin
J. W. Latham
Hervey Latham
Eugene
Grady Gaston
Flora Cotton
Walter Gaston
Sadie Brown
Ruth Hage
Man
Charlie Brown
Flora
Brooki Shire
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Bronze Insurance Agey
MRS
R. W. Rees
Bird’s Radio
B. Arrotts
Om Scm
Texas Optometric Ass'n
Clyde E. Dawson Snyder
Colorado City
John
Jack Lewis
P. T. Quast
Drs. Blum & Nesbitt Snyder
Armour
Dr. Salsbury
San-Tex
Carey’s
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