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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1964
Page
7
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Mrs Etta Hurst visits daughter in Kingsland while Mr Schlagel recovers in Houston Fair condition after surgery Bess Finck undergoes Houston operation improving Sadie Brown admitted to Bronte hospital Numerous local visits by family and friends from San Angelo Bronte Fort Worth Dallas and Abilene over the weekend News notes on hospital stays travel and social calls across Tennyson and nearby towns
Sunday visitors included Rev. Robert Holberg of San Angelo at the Baptist Church and many relatives from San Angelo Plainview Temple Fort Worth Snyder Brownwood Coahoma Ballinger Miles and Anson. Notable events: rattlesnakes killed at ranch and barn, and the Hollands celebrated their 42nd wedding anniversary with a barbecue gathering.
Recent visitors at the W. S. Evans residence include W. S. Jr and Kerry of Spearman, Mr Ed. Winton and family of Mason, and Mr and Mrs and family of San.
The Rainbow for Girls assembly meets at the Masonic Hall in Robert Lee with Mrs. Fern Young of San Angelo as Grand Advisor. Officers are elected and the group plans bi monthly meetings on the 2nd and 4th Mondays. Petitions due June 6 and open installation set for May 30 in San Angelo at 7 30 p.m.
The Coke County Committee for Progress issues a 25 page county facts handbook produced by County Agent Sterling Lindsey and Home Demonstration Agent Faye Roe. It lists 1930 and 1950 1960 farm counts range land acres cattle sheep goats horses hogs calf lamb wool health and school figures and outlines future town community and business development efforts.
Captain and Mrs. Austin Collins traveled to Dallas for business and visited their son Don Collins and daughter-in-law in Grand Prairie. Mrs. Collins’ sister Mrs. W. W. Wilson joined the trip. The group toured Six Flags Amusement Center. On May 19 the couple returned to Lackland AFB Hospital for a routine medical checkup. results were good and no return visit is planned until August.
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