Coke County 4H Round-Up Team Heads to State Contest
Coke County will be represented at the State 4H Round-Up next week by winning shell judging team members Gaylen Pitcock Doyle Robertson C L Sparks and Lynsey White all of Robert Lee. The State Round-Up will be held June 24 at Texas A&M University College Station. The team, led by County Agricultural Agent Sterling Lindsey, enters the state contest for the second time after placing fourth last year. The report also notes a pecan nut casebearer outbreak with spraying ideas and a rise in screwworm cases across several counties along with back tag brucellosis testing reminders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coke County
Gaylen Pitcock
Doyle Robertson
C. L. Sparks
Lynsey White
Robert Lee
Texas A & M University
College Station
Sterling - Lindsey
D.D.T
Llano
Presidio
Real
Edwards and Crockett
Personal notices from Overton to Bronte and nearby towns
Mrs Fay Moore and family returned to Overton after a brief Bronte visit. Garland Richards joined them for a visit, while Mrs Erwin Caraway and boys from Tulia spent time with relatives in Bronte and Norton. Marlene Stubblefield Gardner of Moran visited her daughter ER L Cappock Charles and Odney. Mr and Mrs H Underwood of Sanderson returned home after several days with the Lenza Lee family. In the Lenza Lee home Sunday were Doyle Thompson and Brent from Arlington visiting their hosts. Dallas Johnson, president of Central National Bank San Angelo, met L T Youngblood Tuesday. In the Joe G Wilkins home Tuesday were L W Ault, Mr and Mrs Bill Morton and children, and Mr and Mrs James Ault of Sweetwater. Greg Midkiff of Midkiff visits his grandparents O L Shurley and Vicki.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Moore
Tim
Joy Kay
Overton
Bronte
Garland Richards
C. O. Richards
Erwin Caraway
Lof Tulia
W. H. McKown
Bronte and
Norton
Marlene Stubblefield
S." M. Gardner
Moran
L. Cappock
Charles
Odney
H. Underwood
Sanderson
Irenza Lee
Lee
Doyle Thompson
Brent
Arlington
Joe B. Lee
Dallas Johnson
Central National Bank
San Angelo
L. T. Youngblood
Joe G. Wilkins
L. W. Ault
Bill Morton
James Ault
Sweetwater
Greg Midkiff
Midkiff
O. L. Shurley
Vicki
Bronte Teachers Map Summer Plans Across Colleges
Bronte School staff members outline summer activities with many attending conferences and continuing education. Band director Bobby Bingham will study in Abilene at Hardin-Simmons. others plan college courses, state conferences, and home projects while some stay local. Elementary staff also chart schedules at Sul Ross College and Southwest Texas State College as Supt. Barbee prepares for the new school term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronte School
Bobby ‘Bingham
Abilene
Hardin-Simmons University
Royce Fancher
Judith Smith
St. Francis
Kans
J. T. Henry
Clint Low
Wil
Howard Payne College
Brownwood
Bronte
Cecil Toliver
George Thomas
Sul Ross ‘College
James Golson
Southwest Texas State College
San Marcos
RR. C. “‘Lasswell
G. W. Murphy
Southwest
Texas State
Supt
C. B. Barbee
Evening School Program Honors Students With Music and Awards
Don Hageman gave the invocation and Janie Collins Dorothy Ruth Martin and Kreta Riker played flutes. The class sang its song as Principal James Golson awarded two honorees. Ed ward M. Cumbie introduced the speaker and Supt. C. B Barbee presented certificates. David Glenn gave the benediction and music was by Mrs. J. E. Quinn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aring
Don ‘Hageman
Janie Collins
Dorothy
Ruth ‘Martin
Kreta’ Riker
Prin. James Golson
Edward M. Cumbie
Supt
C. B Barbee
David Glenn
J. E. Quinn
May Pickup Signs For Livestock Protective Association
The Coke County Livestock Protective Association has received membership signs ordered earlier and now available to members. They may be picked up at the offices of County Agent Sterling Lindsey or Sheriff Melvin Childress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coke County Livestock Protective Association
Sterling Lindsey
Melvin Childress
Also Mentioned on This Page
JFK
By Sterling Lindsey
George Latimer
Alfred Latimer
Tommy Berry
Jimmy McClure
McCamey
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