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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1957
Page
8
The San Angelo Review lauds Mrs. Alice Henson for dedicating time and energy to city projects. It notes her selfless sacrifices for the community and commends her past achievements as a sign of future success.
Clarence E. Knight and Harold A. Susen of the Knight & Susen Lumber Company are hailed as leading local businessmen and civic boosters. Their commitment to community progress and civic organizations is highlighted, with praise for their loyalty, friendliness, and charitable contributions.
Roy B. McGuire is praised for progressive service in San Angelo Pest Control Company. The tribute highlights his community involvement, cheerful cooperation, and the favorable regard of residents in San Angelo and surrounding areas.
Glenn R Tennis of the Tennis Auction Center is praised for his progressive business leadership and generous service to the San Angelo area. His dedication to public welfare extends beyond his city to the entire district, earning him broad community respect.
It is such men as he who are both successful in business and appreciative of their civic obligations that are deserving of recognition. We take pleasure in publicly giving Glenn Tennis the credit for his accomplishments which his friends and associates have so long accorded him.
The San Angelo review hails H. B. Poe of the Farm Equipment Company as a progressive leader aiding growth in the region. He is noted for his sales of Allis-Chalmers farm machinery and Buda engines, extensive parts stock, and valuable civic contributions.
The piece lauds H L George as a reliable civil engineer dedicated to public service. It notes his unobtrusive, effective work and consistent involvement in community movements benefiting the district, recommending him to readers as a citizen who serves the people.
The public praise notes Don Robertson of Public Finance Incorporated for his respected leadership in business and civic affairs in San Angelo and the surrounding district. It commends his prudent judgment, quiet demeanor, and constructive civic contributions, earning him friendship and broad goodwill.
The city notes praise for Jack Moreland a reliable livestock hauling contractor who recently bought a forty foot double decked powered calf trailer to boost regional stockman service. He is commended for civic effort, reliability and community engagement.
The article praises Paul L. Gregory and M. H. Morgan of the San Angelo Iron & Metal Company for their civic and business contributions. It emphasizes their steadfast devotion to the city and region, noting their support for meritorious civic projects and their prominent roles in the local business community.
The Nabers of Nabers Furniture Repair are recognized as progressive civic minded residents who contribute time and energy to the welfare of San Angelo and the surrounding area. They are described as calm un ostentatious in approach, forming lasting friendships and aiding community growth without seeking publicity.
B F Hayes is praised as an authoritative cement contractor and civic-minded businessman in San Angelo. The piece highlights his reliable work, longtime civic involvement, and contributions to the city's growth as a business and industrial hub.
Dallas Goss of the Dallas Goss Insurance Agency is lauded for his outstanding service to San Angelo and the surrounding territory. The tribute highlights his progressive policies, practical ideas, sound judgment, and honesty, noting his modest, people friendly approach and role in San Angelo’s metropolitan status.
A tribute profiles R C Jack Linthicum of the Southwest Salt and Supply Company. The piece notes his leadership in business and civic affairs across San Angelo and the district, praising his broad experience and community contributions.
Guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs Turney Casey over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs Grady Coulter and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Taylor and two sons of Fort Worth. The Coulters also visited Mr. and Mrs. John Wright.
Guests gathering at multiple homes include Gene Keeney of San Angelo visiting Mrs. Charlie Keeney and family. W H Maxwell visited his mother Mrs Emma Craft in Abilene. George Hughes and baby Kelly left for Houston after ten days with Higginbothams. Jeanette McDaniels of Chillicothe plans two week stay with the Binks McCutchen then to Sweetwater to visit grandparents Lasswell. S A Kiker and Carroll Robbins hosted O S Kiker Horace Carter and others from Rotan and San Angelo.
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