Tennyson Community Notes Shared Visits and Quilting
Roy Baker was released from Bronte Hospital last Wednesday. Saturday night visitors included Mr and Mrs O T Loudamy and others. Numerous family visits followed in Laake Novice and San Angelo as Mrs Feil hosted a quilting event with luncheon and refreshments. Multiple families from Tennyson and surrounding towns were mentioned in weekend visits and travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Baker
Bronte Hospital
J. C. Boatright
O. T. Loudamy
Doyle Gleghorn
Preston Davis
Dave Sangster
Boatrights
J. B. Arnott
Lawake
James Arrotts
Jack Corleys
Tom Williamses
Sparks Boatrights
Tom Wiliams
J. C. Boatrights
J. B. Arrotts
Connie Cook
Fred Fielder
Tennyson
Big Goring
James Arrott
O. R. Champion
Grand Prairie
J. B. Arrott
Will Byler
Wayne Arrott
Arrotts
N. M. Arrott
San Angelo
W. H. Feil
Algo
Charlie Brown
Johnny Brown
Norton, Kans
Herbert Holland
Vernie Smith
Buck James
Leslie Reed
Billy
Rockey Thompson
Jack Carley
Leon McCarty
Hilda Gordon
Tom Green
Willie Harper
Leonard McCarty
Austin
Leon McCartys
Robert Féil Anu
Fort Stockton
Allen Brown
Iowa Park
W. H. Feils
Robert ‘Brown
Wichita Falls
Ed Hoeckendorf
Midand
Gene Stewart
H. L. Stewart
Woodrow Howell
Clifford Hageman
Bronte
Harold Brown
Claudia
Baytown
D. T. Wrinkle
Cottonwood
Johnny Lee Brown
Hazel Ayers
Norton Kans
Duane McCarty
W. T. Green
William Green
Robert Browns
Tuesaday
Ben Tischler
Study Club Elects Officers For New Year
The 69 Study Club held its final meeting of the year on May 8 at Mrs. Billy Joe Luckett homes. New officers were installed for two years by President Mrs. James O. Koenig. Officers include: president Mrs. Wayne Arrott first vice president Mrs. Bennie Hambright second vice president Mrs. Bobby Hart third vice president Mrs. C. N. Webb Jr. secretary Mrs. Martin Lee treasurer Mrs. James Arnold Tidwell parliamentarian Mrs. Edwin Forehand reporter Mrs. Donald Bailey historian Mrs. Gilleen Skelton. A wheel motif highlighted the candlelight installation and gifts were given to the outgoing president. The group colors are red and white with carnations as the flower. The gathering featured a decorated cake, nuts, mints, coffee and tea served from a silver tea service. Attendees included Mines Arrott Bailey Butler Forehand Hambright Skelton Bob Winkle Stover Taylor Dennis Adair Hart Koenig Bob Ragsdale Webb Jimmy Lee and Louis Thornton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
69 Study Club
Billy Joe Luckett
Mirs
James O. Koenig
Wayne Arrott
Bennie Hambright
Bobby Hart
Mines
Arrott
Bailey
Elroy Butler
Forehand
Hambright
Skelton
Bob Winkle
Stover Taylor
Dennis Adair
Hart
Koenig
Bob Ragsdale
Webb
Jimmy Lee
Louis Thornton
Last Rites Held for Mrs C T Rawlings
Funeral services for Mrs. Carter T. Ruth Rawlings 71 were conducted Monday at Johnson's Funeral Home Chapel San Angelo with Rev. Bob Grimes officiating. Burial followed in Water Valley Cemetery. Mrs. Rawlings died Saturday at her Water Valley home. Born November 2 1900 in Buffalo New York she married Carter T. Rawlings December 8 1820 in Fort Worth. She was organist for Water Valley Methodist Church. Survivors include her husband two daughters Mrs T M Bird Jr of Pasadena and Mrs A H Edwards of Boulder Colorado two sons Frank C. Rawlings and Thomas C. Rawlings both of Water Valley six grandchildren one great granddaughter and several Bronte relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter T
Ruth) Rawlings
Johnson’s
Funeral Home
San Angelo
Bob Grimes
San Antonio
Water Valley Cemetery
T. M. Bird Jr
Pasadena
A. H. Edwards
Boulder
Colo
Frank C. Rawlings
Thomas C. Rawlings
Water Valley
Bronte
Bronte Nursing Home Hosts Quarterly Birthday Party
Bronte Demonstration Club sponsored a birthday party for Bronte Nursing Home residents this week. Herschel Ditmore was honored as the only resident with a recent birthday. Twenty five people attended with refreshments. Mrs E L Champion made and donated the birthday cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronte Home Demonstration Club
Bronte Nursing Home
Herschel Ditmore
E. L. Champion
Patterson Guests of Tucson Couple in Local Visit
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Patterson of Tucson Arizona recently visited here staying with her parents Mr. and Mrs. M. Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Patterson
Tucson, Ariz
M. Russell
Airman Saunders Home on Leave from Navy
Airman Thomas R. Saunders, son of Mr and Mrs James Saunders and Mr and Mrs Harvey Saunders and Mr and Mrs Lee Lackey of Blackwell, has been visiting his parents. He enlisted July 30 1971 and completed recruit training in Orlando in October. He finished Air Controlman A School at Glynnco in February and Ground Controlled Approach C School in April. He reports April 22 for duty aboard the USS Oriskany in Alameda California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saunders
NAVY
Thomas R. Saunders
James Saunders
Harvey Saunders
Lee Lackey
Blackwell
U. S. Navy
Orlando
Fla
Air Controlman
Glynco
Oriskany
Alameda
Calif
Fishing Report From Oark Creek Lake Lively for Anglers
Fishing has been good at Oark Creek Lake though wind hinders anglers. Local catches include Jack Ford and spouse 26 fish up to 2½ pounds, W K Dangberry 32 to 3 pounds, and numerous bream off the dock. Trotline success with seven yellow cats totaling 139 pounds noted. lake remains in excellent shape and expected to improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oark Creek Lake
Jack Ford
Plainview
W. K. Dangberry
Roby
Donnie
Bill Crawford
Odessa
Les Swaliford
Odess
Oak Creek
P. K. Jones
Lamesa
Mr. Simpson
Bronte HD Club May Luncheon Includes Self Understanding Talk
Bronte Home Demonstration Club members met May 5 at Mrs. L O Clark’s home for a luncheon. Fay C Roe County HD Agent led a program titled Understanding Our selves and Others with a Red call of Who Am I. Guests included Mrs Juanita Ethredge of Davis and Mrs Helen Kikland. Next meeting planned for May 19 at City Hall with Mrs Bradley hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronte HD Club
Bronte Home Demonstration Club
L. O. Clark
Fay C. Roe
County HD
Mmee
C. E. Arrott
James Arrott
J. C. Boatrigt
J. W. Labenske
Clifford Barrett
Truman Parker
Savannah Thompson
Bart Bradley
Tor Green
Clark and Roe
Juanita Ethredge of
Davas
Helen Kikland
Ciy Hall
Bradley
McCutchen Leads Angelo State to NAIA National Bid
Angelo State University wins District IV NAIA golf at Belton Leon Valley Golf Course with Keith McCutchen posting 73 69 for 142. Jim Mundell 141 and Terry Brown of Stephen F Austin medalist. ASU earns spot in national tournament June 6 9 in Roswell New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelo State University
Leon Valley
Belton
Keith McCutchen
Luthea McCutchen
Bronte
ASU
Roswell
N. M
McCutchen
Jim Mundell
Stephen F. Austin
Terry Brown
Larry Abbott
San Angelo
Asa
Drug Abuse Program Set Monday Night
The second of a two part program on drug abuse will be held Monday night at 7 p.m. in the high school library. Primarily for Boy Scouts and their parents, anyone 11 years of age and up and their parents are invited to attend.
Mr and Mrs Glenn Attend Denkera Convention in Ben Antonio
Mr and Mrs E F Glenn visited Ben Antonio early this week to take part in a Denkera convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Glenn
Ben Antonio
Oil drilling advances in Tennyson area shale shale
Oil properties Ltd. and John Jett Survey report wild cat well four miles southwest of Tennyson is drilling below 1 725 feet in shale and lime. Springer Drilling Co. is contractor with projected depth to 5 000 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas D. Humphrey
Oil Properties Ltd
J. P. Arrott
John Jett Survey
Wildcat
Tennyson
Springer Drilling Co
Abilene
Little Leaguers Triumph and Tie Early Season
Bronze Little Teague Yankees opened May 2 at home versus Carlsbad Mets winning 21 1 with Tidwell and Jackson as pitchers. They defeated Sterling City 15 13 last Friday with Coalson scoring and Tidwell pitching. A Monday away game at Robert Lee ended in an 8 8 tie as Coalson hit another homer and Tidwell pitched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronze Little Teague Yankees
Carlsbad Mets
Yankees
Jimmy Tidwell
Donnie Jackson
Sterling City Giants
Wayne Coalson
Tidwell
Coalson
Robert Lee
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J. F. Hughes
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Pleasanton
Ronald Hughes
Caley's ‘Hobby Shop
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