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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1961
Page
5
Uncle Huie from Hog Creek ponders the nation’s growth inflation in population taxes and money levels. He notes 20 percent population rise in 20 years with 591 percent tax increases and cites a Maryland jail escape tale and rising debt as signs of a nation swelling beyond growth.
Four local students will graduate at Texas Tech's commencement on Monday May 29 at 8 p m. The Class of 1961 totals more than 900. Robert Eugene Lasswell and James David Luttrell III get Bachelor of Business Administration degrees. Lasswell majors in management. Luttrell majors in economics. Joe Don Wilkins receives a Bachelor of Science in Education with chemistry. Cone Johnson Robinson Jr. earns a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture with agricultural education.
Mr and Mrs John Nelson celebrate marriage on Saturday May 13 at Temple Baptist Parsonage in San Angelo with Rev C V Henderson performing the ceremony Mrs Nelson formerly Patsy Leigh is daughter of Mr and Mrs O L Pittman of Bronte Mr Nelsons mother Mrs Bernice Demoville resides in Houston The couple are at home in Bronte Texas
Weekend visitors to the C H Hester home included Mrs. Anna Brown and Mrs. Odell Watson of Italy Texas and Mr and Mrs Frank Brown of Dallas. Sunday guests were Mr and Mrs Lonnie Hester of Winters and Mr and Mrs J C Boatright and Mr and Mrs J B Arrott and boys.
Mr and Mrs James Weaver Scott and family of Ozona visited friends and relatives here on Monday.
Mrs. Mary Walker and Buddy along with Mr. and Mrs. Gene Walker of Fort Worth visited Jacksboro on Saturday to see Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Doggett and their children. Margaret Doggett returned home with the Walkers for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Coalson traveled to Meadow to see the John Coalson family and attended Bacca laureate services for James Coalson. They also visited the Ryan Bankhead family in Lubbock.
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