Bowling Alley Capitol as Seen from Hog Creek Letter
UNCLE HUIE laments Kennedy era sparring over bills and mocks Washington as a Potomac bowling alley. He compares legislatures to cats and brick-throwing, notes taxes and media shaping politics, recalls old oratory, and jokes about the Pentagon’s vast GPO phone directory of 200 pages with 10,000 lines.
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Kennedy
Capitol
Potomac
Congress
Pentagon
Government Printing Office
Personal Greetings Mark Bronte Visit Notes in Bronte
Mrs. Alice Carlton of Odell visits Bronte with Mrs. J. W. Warner and R. H. Herron and relatives. Mike Luttrell, Denton college student, spent weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Luttrell Jr. B. E. Modgling travels to Fort Worth to be with son Elmer Modgling of Weatherford who underwent back surgery.
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Alice Carlton
Odell
Bronte
J. W. Warner
R. H. Herron
Mike Luttrell
Denton
J. D. Luttrell
B. E. Modgling
Fort Worth
Elmer Modgling
Weatherford
Sermon at Baptist Church Overseen by Rev Sonnenberg
Rev Arthur Sonnenberg of Tennyson will preach Sunday at the Baptist Church with Sunday school at 10 am and preaching at 11 am. He has been attending Howard Payne College in Brownwood and now stays with his parents Mr and Mrs J L Sonnenberg. People from nearby towns visit and family news dominate the notes with several local social visits and travel updates.
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Arthur Sonnenberg
Tennyson
Baptist Church
G. L. Cook
Fort Worth
W. Y. Boatright
Victoria
Bobbie Jean Boatright
T. G. Gleghorn
San Antonio
Howard Gleghorn
Charlie Lee
Roy Morgan
Clarence
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Bronte Enterprise
Coke County
Texas
Ben Oglesby
Mrs
Coke
Tae
Huie
Hog Creek
B. D. Snead
First National Bank
Brookshire Browsings
Herbert Holland
Preston Davis
Bronze
Ben McNeal
Water Valley
Alton Bradberry
Bakersfield
Calif
San Angelo
Don Daniels
Billy Spiller
Lubbock
T. O. Spiller
Donald Spiller
San Angelo College
Bronte, Texas
Chevrolet
Corvair
CHEVY
Wevrou
Rennes
Caperton Chevrolet Company
State St
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