Classified Ads And Rates And Notices
Classified advertising rates show 5 cents per word with 3 cent reinsertions and a 50 cent minimum charge plus 50 cents for blind ads. Cards of thanks priced at 5 cents per word with $1 minimum. Display ads due Tuesday 5 p.m. and classifieds by Wednesday noon. Also includes spray service offered by C E Bruton and Monuments and Yard prices from Birk Monument Mfg Co. Sam L Williams and Robert Lee. Card of thanks from the family of Mrs Leona Taylor.
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Birk Monument Mfg. Co
Sam L. Williams
Robert Lee
For Sale and Jobs Open in Local Ads
For sale items include a 35 HP motor a 15 ft Crestliner boat and trailer ready for lake use priced at 450 dollars. Semi drivers needed now training provided earn up to 4 50 per hour interview and application details with Highway Systems Inc in San Antonio. A 3 bedroom stucco house redone inside located at the corner of Barclay and East Railroad Streets San Angelo.
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H.P. Motor
Crestliner
Delbert Coulson
Nead
4-H Members Sell Candy For State Center Fund Drive
Coke County 4-H members will canvass locals May 7 21 to sell World’s Finest Chocolate Bars raising funds for a Texas 4-H education center. The proposed one million dollar facility will host 175 people and serve as a campus style hub for training, leadership, and programs across the state. Local agents say the center would boost 4-H in the area and remain available to other educational groups when not in use.
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Coke County
4-H
Texas 4-H Foundation
Dike County
Sterling Lindsey
Fay C. Rice
Texas Tech students join May mission trip to Hoffman Estates
Mrs Clark Glenn and Mrs Louis Gallaway traveled to Lubbock to visit their sons at Texas Tech University. Fienn is among 16 Tech students chosen for a May 11 17 mission trip to Hoffman Estates Illinois to do census work and set up coffee houses under Dan Yeary youth minister of First Baptist Church in Lubbock.
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Clark Glenn
Louis Gallaway
Lubbock
David Glenn
Robert Gallaway
Texas Tech University
Fienn
Tech
Hoffman Estates
Chicago
Dan Yeary
Fint Baptist Church
Hooper Wins State Medal After Spelling Tie Break
Larry Hooper earns third place in the Class B state spelling contest in Austin after a tiebreaker round. He tied for first in the initial round before 60 words were selected. one misspelled word separated the top three. Sponsor Mrs. Royce Fancher led the event. Larry is the son of Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Hooper of Briente.
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Larry Hooper
Austin
Royce Fancher
Larry
G. M. Hooper
Briente
DWI Cases Heard In County Court
A pre trial session in Loke County Court saw five persons waive jury trial on DWI charges. Frank Abalos Jesus Campis Sanchez Willie Zuni ga Willie B Gaza and Bryan Lee Reese were found guilty and fined 50 dollars with costs, jail credits, and six months probation. Raymond Con or Chancellor had charges dismissed.
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Loke
Anther
Frank Abalos
Jesus Campis Sanchez
Bronte
Miss Lynda Taylor Honored at Shower
Bride elect Miss Lynda Taylor was feted at a Saturday bridal shower from 3 to 5 p.m. at the home of Mrs. James Allen. Attendees wore blue and green, with a pale green tea cloth and blue and white floral centerpiece. Guests included Mrs. Ward Thornton of San Angelo and Mrs. L. J. Johnson of Roscoe.
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Lynda Taylor
Louis Thornton
James Allen
Collins
Mmes
Lorene Phillips
Pat Bryan
LeDrew Amiett
Mr. Thornton
C. R. Smith
A. Z. Denman
T. F. Emms
Cancer Crusade Announced by Club in Bronte Area
The Scrosis Study Club in Bronte and east Coke County launches a Cancer Crusade next week. Members will conduct telephone visits to distribute educational literature and invite support. Final plan was to be set at a Thursday meeting. organizers urge generous response and awareness of funding gaps for vital research.
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Bronte
East Coke County
Scrosis Study Club
Diversity Club Hosts Noted Speakers At Meeting
Mrs. C. C. Glenn and Miss Jean Ann Raughton spoke at the Diversity Club gathering at Mrs. Cecil Kemp’s home. Mrs. Glenn reviewed best sellers on the top ten list while Miss Raughton entered the district UIL Interpretative Speaking contest. Refreshments were served to a group including Mrs. James EB Allen and others.
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C. C. Glenn
Jean Ann Raughton
Diversity Club
Cecil Kemp
J. W. Martin
O. R. McQueen
Charles Ragsdale
Otis Smith
George Thomas
Joe George Wilkins
Tennyson Social Notes Highlight Lubbock Visit and Local Gatherings
Local residents from Bronte and nearby towns visited in Lubbock for a spring training football game at Texas Tech. They joined other families in Miles, Pecos, Ballinger, Hawley, and San Angelo, sharing meals, birthdays, and weekend visits while attending services for Laura Davidsen Terrell and noting several family interactions and casual gatherings.
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Jack Corley
Bill Green
Jim Morrow
James Arnold Tidwell
Winnie Tidwell
Bronte
Lubbock
Davis Corley
Texas Tech
James Arrott
Laura Davidsen Terrell
Jim Davidson
Carlsbad
N. M
Jeana Grant
Patty Baker
Roy Baker
Roy Lee Baker
Gene Baker
New Tax Exemptions Day Child Born
A newborn weighing seven pounds eight ounces was born on April 22. The mother is Patricia Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Terry of Longview. The father was the late E. J. Smith of Bronte.
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Patricia Smith
Bill Terry
Longview
E. J. Smith
Bronte
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