Coke County Cancer Crusade tops $823 in drive
Cecil Cox Coke County chair announces final 1968 Cancer Crusade totals. Coke County raised 823.74 with Bronte yielding 487.27 and Robert Lee 446.47. Gratitude extended to Zeta Delta HD Club and Sorosis Study Club for house to house canvassing and to volunteers including Mrs Reyes and Mrs Cumbie. Students contributed 16 to a college awareness campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Cox
Coke County
Bronte
Robert Lee
Cox
Zeta Delta HD Club
Sorosis Study Club
Marvin Bryant
Holcombe Captures Two AF Talent Contest Wins
A1C Jerry Don Holcombe of the 4th Mobile Communications Group won two first place trophies in Altus AFB Oklahoma on May 3. He clinched top honors in Vocal Popular and Country Western, with Lt Col John S. Dunham presenting the awards. Holcombe advances to the 1968 Military Airlift Command Talent Contest at Dover AFB Delaware. He is a Bronte High School graduate and son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hurley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Don Holcombe
Altus Afb
Okla
Holcombe
Mobile Communications Group
John S. Dunham
Katie Thrush
Military Airlift Command
Dover Afb
Del
Elmer Hurley
Bronte
Bronte High School
Personal Tributes on Mothers Day Gather Local Family Memory
A Mothers Day dinner honors Mrs. Ruth Spencer hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Garland Spencer with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Richard Spencer and Ricky of Roby. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walter. Mr. and Mrs. Leamon Walters of San Angelo. Mrs. Myrtle Morrow. Mrs. Della Edwards of Dallas. Tommy Joe Walter. Rev. and Mrs Wayne N. Stout of Bronte. and others. James Carroll family plans to move to San Marcos around June 1 to work for Texas New Mexico Pipeline Co. Mrs. Bryan Eubenks and Janet of Barstow, California, visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Glenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Spencer
Garland Spencer
Richard Spencer
Ricky
Roby
Joe Walter
Leamon Walters
San Angelo
Myrtle Morrow
Della Edwards
Dallas
Tommy Joe Walter
Wayne N. Stout
Bronte
James Carroll
San Marcos
Texas-New Mexico Pipeline Co
Bryan Eubenks
Janet
Barstow
Calif
E. Glenn
Eighth Grade and Seniors Honored At Tea
Eighth grade and senior graduating classes were feted at a tea hosted by Mrs. George Thomas. Guests from elementary and high school faculty attended in two sessions with red and white and blue and white themes, fortunes, and displays highlighting each student’s life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Thomas
Mmes
D. K. Glenn
James Lee
Wayne Arrott
C. O. Richards
Austin Masterson
H. M. Kirkland
Glenn and Hageman Honored at WTCC Luncheon
West Texas Chamber of Commerce honored 41 high school students for scholastic achievement and leadership at a River Club luncheon in San Angelo. Bronte High School students David Glenn and Don Hageman were recognized alongside valedictorian Monte Pillion and salutatorian Tommy Dyess of Blackwell, with business leaders presenting certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
River Club
San Angelo
Bronte High School
David Glenn
Don Hageman
Clifford Hageman
Clark Glenn
Supt. C. B. Barbee
Monte Pillion
Tommy Dyess
Blackwell
WTCC
Lone Star Gas Co
West Texas Utilities Co
General Telephone Co
The
Southwest
Hugh Meredith
Angelo State College
West Texas
W. K. Ramsey
Roy Day
E. H. Danner
Weekend visitors of Mrs Winnie Tidwell
Weekend visitors included Theron Tidwell and wife with Beth Anne and Michelle from Lamesa. Mrs Douglas Stevens with Wanda Jean and Janice from Happy Valley. James Arnold Tidwell and children from Bronte. and Gordy Hale with spouse from Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie Tidwell
Theron Tidwell
Beth Anne
Michelle
Lamesa
Douglas Stevens
Wanda Jean
Janice
Happy Valley
James Arnold Tidwell
Bronte
Gordy Hale
Fort Worth
Californians Visit Seay Family in Town
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Jordan of Lompoc and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Seay plus daughter of San Angelo spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Seay, in their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Jordan
Lompoc
Calif
Sam Seay
San Angelo
E. C. Seay
Buy Bonds ere you work and support freedom
servicemen buy U S Savings Bonds for future savings and freedom support. Joining Payroll Savings Plan or Bond-a-Month Plan allows purchase of Freedom Shares at 4.74 percent to maturity in four and a half years. Available one-for-one with Savings Bonds. Get facts where you work or bank.
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U.S
Save Dogs
Freedom Shares
Freedom
America
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Coke Citizens Give To Cancer Crusade
Glenn, Hageman
WTOC
New Freedom Shares
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