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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1960
Page
11
A San Angelo business feature praises Frank Richardson of Western Electric Motors at 2621 North Randolph for his comprehensive motor repair and maintenance expertise. The piece commends his community leadership and long service to West Texas, predicting continued local impact.
The city pays tribute to Shorty and Dick George of A Better Burger No. 3 1325 South Oaks for their city service and notable business achievements. They are praised for friendship enterprise generosity and community support and are regarded as valuable assets to San Angelo.
In San Angelo a prominent dealer Jack Edmiston of Quality Motor Sales at 1620 South Oakes is lauded for his optimism civic involvement and reliability. The piece highlights his wide network of friends and business associates and his contribution to the community.
A tribute praises Albert C. Ricci of Ricci's Beauty Center and Talk O' Texas for his optimism and belief in San Angelo's growth. It highlights his civic involvement, private success, and willingness to contribute to city welfare.
San Angelo notes praise for Helen Hanks Ellis owner of Andes Candies at 38 West Beauregard. She is commended for public service, courtesy, efficiency, civic responsibility, and contribution to the city’s business prominence.
The piece lauds Floyd Owens distributor for Morton Foods in the San Angelo area at 55 East Avenue A. It highlights his aggressive, progressive business approach and civic boostership, crediting him with advancing the company’s standing and advertising the city through proactive service.
Jack B. Dowdy of West Texas Bearing & Supply Company at 303 North Chadbourne earns praise for progressive service and community welfare efforts beyond business success. He is noted for devoting time to the general welfare and advancing local progress.
The city honors Jack Dowdy for his achievements in business and his civic obligations. The notice credits him with long standing service and recognizes the esteem of friends and associates for his contributions to the district and city.
The piece lauds Fred E Lerch of Lerch Jewelers at 13 West Twohig as a dependable San Angelo businessman. It highlights his modesty efficiency and friendliness and credits him with civic progress and broad goodwill in the district. The note congratulates the community for his leadership and wishes him continued success.
Recent visitors at the R. S. Walton home were his daughters Mrs. Pritch Brown and Fran of Laverne Oklahoma and Mrs. Bob Springer, Ann, Mary and Stephanie of Wichita Kansas.
The document lists honor roll recipients at a high school by grade level. Seniors include Carolyn Glenn Yvonne McCutchen Deanie Allen Kenneth Shaver Bette Blackmon. Juniors feature Gwen Kirkland Tommy Boecking Dana Eubanks Kay Powell. Sophomores list Vice Glenn Johnny Sims. Freshmen include Jan Wilkins Judy Lee Marilyn Glenn La Jan Kiker Jimmy Wells.
Brownie Scout Troop No 206 hosted a Halloween themed tea for mothers on Thursday October 28 in Bronte School Cafeteria. Guests included Mmes Joe McCutchen Ralph Richards Roy Robinson Richard Miller Gus Geryk Clyde Lee and Craig Norman Kiker Raymond Lee. attendees included Sharon McCutchen Nancy Richards Cynthia Robinson Ann Miller Jo Nell Geryk Janet Lee Kathy Kiker Karen Lee Deborah Kedziora Genie Janet Thomas Ginger Murtishaw and leaders Mrs John Kedziora and Mrs Bill Thomas. Next meeting is set for Thursday November 10 at 3 30 PM at the school.
L. D. Whittle of the San Angelo Finance Company at 228 South Chadbourne is praised as a progressive San Angelo businessman. The tribute lauds his civic contributions and honest practice in all transactions.
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