New Commissioners Elected and Band Concert Highlights
County Democratic Primary turnout reached 893 with contests in Precincts 2 and 4. Jenny M. Parker and Bobby Vaughn won precinct commissioner nominations, Cecil Kemp reelected justice of the peace for Precinct 2, and costs for the concert include 50 cent admission with a band booster concession.
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Band
Nen County
Jenny M. Parker
Jack Cerbsy
Wiith
Bobby Vaughn
Billy
Firemen Thank Donors for Truck Purchase
Fire Chief Jack Lee thanks Bronze Fire Department donors for the funds to buy and equip a new fire truck. The letter to The Enterprise praises Bronze Enterprise and invites public input, noting meetings are on the second and fourth Mondays at the Fire Station.
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Ebliter
Jack Lee
Enterprise
Ben
Ithils
Upper Room youths meet to discuss future at bank building
A general meeting convenes Sunday at 2 30 p m in the Upper Room on the second floor of the First National Bank Building. AN members and parents are urged to attend to discuss the future of the Upper Room.
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First National Bank
Arcesunged
Nelson Wolff Visits Bronte As Campaigner
Nelson Wolff, candidate for U S Congressman, spoke in Bronte on Thursday at First National Bank. About 50 residents attended a Q A session as Wolff outlined views on issues. In the primary, San Antonio registrar finished with the most votes but advances to a runoff with Robert Krueger of New Braunfels in June. Krueger led in Coke County last Saturday.
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Nelson Wolff
U.S
Bronte
First National Bank
Wolff
San Antonio
Robert Krueger
New Beisamfels
Krueger
Coke County
Bob Owens Named Coke County Attorney
Bob Owens was appointed by the Coke County Commissioners Court as the new county attorney. He previously served eight years in the attorney general's office in Austin and as attorney for Crockett County, with Army service in Korea and a UT Law School graduate. He has purchased Adams Abstract Co. offices in Beinger and Gan Amgelo and is married.
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Bob Owens
Coke County
Commissioners' Court
Owens
Austin
Crockett County
MccMurny College
Korea
University of Texas At Austin
University of Texas Law School
Adams Abstract Co. Aiffices
Beinger
Gan Amgelo
Scotch Tourney Sunday at Local Golf Course
A Scotch golf tournament is scheduled for Sunday at 1 30 p m at the local course with all golfers invited. Mr and Mrs E F Glenn and Mr and Mrs Royce Fancher attended a Texas Bankers Association convention in Fort Worth over Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.
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E. F. Glenn
Royce Fancher
The
Texas Bankers Association
Fort Worth
Pree Conventions Elect Delegates in County Meeting
Democratic precinct conventions were held Saturday afternoon with delegates voting on resolutions and electing delegates to the county convention set for Saturday May 11 at the courthouse in Robert Lee. Delegates elected by precincts include Steven Meadows Bobby Roberts Jeffie Roberts Sue Wojtela Yvonne Devoll Cum bie Iveyor Mrs Cumbie Svey de Golda Smith Lyn Lochwell Sue Lindsey for Precinct 1 and Diane Amrotti Tony Mackey Debbie Luckett Mark Murtishaw Glenn Skelton Wayne Arnott SamiJna Amreltt for Precinct 2. Precinct 3 lists Keith D Lloyd H L Geott Jr HH S Lewis Jr Chanda McBroom Alva Bitbo. Precinct 4 names Noah Pruitt Sr C M MucCutchen Willie B Millican Betty Green Lona Belle Brown Robert W Strickland. Precinct 9 did not elect delegates.
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Robert Lee
Precinet
Steven Meadows
Bobby Roberts
Jeffie Roberts
Sue Wojtela
Yvonne Devoll
Cumbie Iveyor
Cumbie Svey de
Golda Smith
Lyn Lochwell
Sue Lindsey
Diane Amrotti
Tony Mackey
Debbie Luckett
Mark Murtishaw
Glenn Skelton
Wayne Arnott
SamiJna Amreltt
Keith D. Lloyd
H. L. Geott Jr
HH. S. Lewis Jr
Chanda McBroom
Alva Bitbo
Noah Pruitt Sr
C. M. MucCutchen
Willie B. Millican
Betty Green
Lona Belle Brown
Robert W. Strickland
Debe Gabes
New City Officers Sworn In At Bronte Council Meeting
Bronte city officials were sworn in Thursday night at City Hall. Outgoing Mayor Martin Lee presided as T. Caperton, James Badgett, J. T. Henry, and Ernest Agueva took oaths. Badgett remains the lone incumbent council member. The council also approved a door to door sales ordinance and discussed new personnel policies. Retiring members Teimmy Lee and Mrs. Cecil Kemp were honored.
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Bronte
Mbpryor
Martin Lee
Dermen Sworm
James Badgett
J. T. Henry
Nursing Home Week Proclaimed in Texas by Governor
Governor Dolph Briscoe proclaims May 12 18 as Nursing Home Week in Texas urging Texans to visit nursing homes to meet patients and staff and learn about facilities services and future goals. The observance aims to raise community awareness and involvement with nursing homes and to highlight their role in health care.
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Dolph Briscoe
Texas
Alexander Takes Second in State Golf Tournament
Wayne Alexander, son of Mr and Mrs Eddie Alexander, earned a state runner up medal at the USL golf title last weekend in Austin at the Jimmy Clay course. He posted a two day total of 166 for 36 holes with Pat Downey of Mozelle claiming medalist honors at 160.
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Wayne Alexander
Eddie Alexander
Austin
Alexander
Jimmy Clay
Pat Downey
Mozelle
Booker
Bronte
Florence
James M. Raughton
Jamie Raughton
Bobby Hamilton
Royce Fancher
Raughton
Bennie Hambright
Hamilton
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Justice of the Peace
Cecil Kemp
Josse F. Quallg
Robert Bob'' Krueger
U. S
O. C. Fisher
Nelson W. Wolff
Colin H. Poerner
Dee Sullivan
Allen Moone
Pattrick M. Ainsworth
Borden County
Glenn Toombs
Michael H. Ezze
Snyders
Renal B. Rosson
Toombs
Colne County
Ezell
Matray Thoms
Wimmer
John R
Rich) Anderson
Coliph Briscoe
Biniscoe
Frances ‘‘Sissy
Farentholid
Steve Alexander
W. H. Posey
James
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Edeburg
Commissioner of Agriculture
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Schmoeder
Wallace
Kelly
State Board of Education, Distr
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Carla Ball
Susan Geist
Melinda Barrett
Betty Griffin
New City
T. Caperton
Margcin
Nursing Home
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