Fifth Grade News and School Activities Bulletin
The staff has remaining photos from the annual for purchase at the office. The second grade under Mrs. George Thomas studied circus animals and created paper mache models and free hand drawings. The girls athletics completed inter school sports for the year with a charity volleyball event. Fifth grade made cork hot pads for Mother’s Day and celebrated a baby horned owl sighting during Friday’s owl student program.
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George Thomas
Carroll
Longhorn Chatter Jr High Gossip And Teasing
In Our school newsletter style scan, phrases describe student rumors and quips. It mentions two Bronte Senior boys at the Dixie Club, initials JP CB MG among girls, Ouida Scott awaiting a call, Wanda T. ending a relationship, and light classroom chatter about teachers and seniors.
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Gedfighy
United
Longhorn
Bronte
Dixie Club
Moondoe
Ouida Scott
Mr. Gaddy
Wanda T
Robert Lee
Ginger
J. Gray
Joan T
J. W
Gilreath Family thankful for sympathy after loss
The Gilreath Family express deep gratitude to friends and neighbors for their thoughtful sympathy and many deeds of kindness during illness and after the death of their loved one. Bronte store note from the Gilreath Family.
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Gilreath
Fort Worth Market Sees Record Sheep Run and Strong Feeder Demand
The largest sheep run since June 1950 arrives in Fort Worth as shorn fat lambs hit 22.75 with strong bids from Nebraska and Iowa buyers. Spring lambs steady to higher. old sheep and yearlings steady. Cattle and calves show solid activity with fat cattle and calves selling around 18 to 23 for fed steers and yearlings, fat cows 12 to 14.50, hogs topping 24.
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Fort Worth
Nebraska
Iowa
Farmers Urged to Join Cotton Classing Group 1953 Smith Doxey
Abilene Classing Office official H J Matejowsky says group membership forms for the 1953 Smith Doxey program are being delivered to T B Hicks Coke County Agent and Abilene ginner. Farmers should join before planting to receive free classing and market quotation services with one group application covering all members.
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T. B. Hicks
Coke County
H. J. Matejowsky
Abilene
Matejowsky
Cotton Improvement Program For Single Variety Adoption
The program promotes cotton improvement through a single variety system with an application process, sampling, and eligibility checks. Members have their cotton classed for free by the U S Department of Agriculture at the Abilene Cotton Classing Office and receive a green bale card plus market news to aid trading. The green card can be used by buyers in place of a sample, facilitating sales.
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U. S. ‘Department of Agriculture
Abilene
Matejowsky
Regular Coke County Home Demonstration Council Meeting
The Coke County Home Demonstration Council met on Tuesday May 12 at the agent's office in Robert Lee. Seven women and agent Miss Jonell Black attended as routine business was addressed.
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Coke County Home Demonstration Council
Robert Lee
Jonell Black
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Chevrolet
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Caperton Chevrolet CO
Luaktty
Sconomy
Maxwell House Coffee
van Camp
Pork & B
Hormel Midwest Bacon
Cello
Cello Peg. le
Coach Price
Bill Maxwell
Barbara K
Billy M
Shop Bronte First
Ted Gouldy
Texas
Humble Touring Service
HD Council
B. D. Snead
First National Bank
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