Bronte Star Dorthey Fay Scott Crowned Blue Bonnet Belle Relays Queen
Dorthey Fay Scott of Bronte High School receives the Blue bonnet Belle Relays Queen trophy from Homer Nickel after Bronte’s baseball team, led by player-manager Ben Spoonts, won the Concho Basin League open pennant this year.
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Dorthey Fay Scott
Bronte High School
Homer Nickel
Ben Spoonts
Bronte
Bill Fowler
The
Ragsdale Sporting Goods Company
Scott
Cross
Rayedale Sporting Goods
Ton
Miss Scow
PTA Halloween Carnival Draws Large Receipts at School
The PTA Halloween carnival at the school attracted strong support with receipts surpassing 970. Organizers credited community generosity for the success and outlined allocations toward PTA projects, the library fund, and classroom activities. Highlights included a carnival queen crowning and prize donations from local groups.
Sheriff Reports High Tax Collections for Coke County
Sheriff and Tax Assessor-Collector Paul Good reports October and early November receipts for Coke County taxes. About 80 percent of payments came in before November 1 with a three percent discount for early payers. Sun Oil Co. carried a $99,000 tax bill, and a record day yielded $100,196 in one deposit. Total collected later rose to $124,348.51 as remaining taxes approach the February 15 deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Good
Coke County
Sun Oil Co
Good
Sun Oil
Snead
Foster couple welcome baby boy in early morning
Mrs L B Foster and her husband celebrate the birth of a baby boy reported at eight o clock in the morning. The notice records a happy family update with a newborn addition.
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L. BR. Foster
Stephen Thom
Annual Meeting of Cake Giame Ass'n To Be Today
The Callendar Extension Service and Texas Extension Wildlife agents announce the annual meeting of the Cake County Game Management Association at the BoA Schuch atop Robert Lee San Angelo wau. The event runs Friday from 4 to 6 pm with a brief program. The association, formed in February 1948, protects land and manages wildlife with 43 landowners and 1378 acres already involved. All landowners and operators are urged to attend and may join at the meeting.
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Coke County Game Management Association
Extension Service
Tess
EB. Callendar
Scouts Assist Grade School Football Team
Scouts Don Mitchell Jimmy Beat Eddy Alecander Billy Alesander and Gale Lemiere helped Supt Carrell prepare equipment for the Grade School Southall team. They cleaned the dressing room and showers and the football boys are training now with a game planned soon. Scouts meet at the Scout house at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday for practice work. The main event will be burning Ohnlnel.
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Don Mitchell
Jimmy
Eddy Alecander
Billy Alesander
Gale Lemiere
Supt 20
Carrell
Southall
Humble No 4 Ash Completed and No 4 Rawlings Drilled
The season’s first norther brings 45 mph winds and frost as Humble No 4 Ash completes and No 4 Rawlings is to be drilled. Hickok & Reynolds stake No 4 E G Rawlings. McQueen & Clevenger Dithuy Co. rig relocates. pooling to fund two wells. Shunkle No 3 Odom and Sawton No 1 Wand Pall are noted as drilling progress and other wildcats emerge near Bronte and Bronte area.
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Fair and Warner
McQueen & Clevenger Dithuy Co
Humble Oi & Refining Co
Lowry
E. Hickman
Niene Way
Bronte Fiedlel
Hrim
Bronte
Krnnels
Barnsdall Oil Co
Findlater- Webb
Tennyson
Jist
Coke County
Southern Mines and
Braswell Oi Co
Son Dikes
Millican Pield
J B Arrott Wins State Sheep Contest Returns to Chicago
J B Arrott was named winner of the state sheep and wool contests by the Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Association. He will receive major expenses to travel to Chicago for the national sheep shearing contest at the International Exposition. Judging occurred at College Station and Arrott, son of J P Arrott, has kept sheep goats and cattle valued over 3000 for six years in 4 H club work.
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J.B. Arrott
Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Association
Thesday
Chicago
J.B
J.P. Arrott
Rose
Therrell Rose
del Rio
College Station
J. Bo
Junior Study Club Meets In Roy Robinson Home
The Junior Study Club gathered at Mrs. Roy Robinson's home with Mrs. Matthes Caperton as hostess. Mrs. Robinson presented a talk on planning color schemes, showing demonstration and colored illustrations. Refreshments included apple pie a la mode and cakes for two guests, plus members Manes Caperton Clark Glenn Earl F. Glenn Ben Oglesby Noel Percifull Charlie Phillips Ray Robinson Frank Sayner Ben Spoonts and Nastess.
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Roy Robinson
Matthes Capertan
Robinson
Jack Price
Bronte
George Hughes
Boston
Belva Seeks New York Cancer Specialist for Possible Treatment
Rippetoes and Belva travel from Dallas Love Field to New York by plane for examination by Dr. Hares K. Wach tel, a cancer research specialist, to decide if he can help the child. The trip follows a conversation in which the doctor may accept Belva for treatment and a possible trial at the New York institute.
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Belva
New York
Mroo
Lions Begin Work On Gin Building In Bronte
Lions club starts demolition of Planters Gin building in Bronte to create feeding pens and sheds for 4 H Club youths. Project supervised by Lions president Steve Badley and vocational agriculture teacher J T Hen ty, with donation approval from Sweetwater Cottonmill Co director ML Simmons. Construction funded from building material and plans target completion before the next school year opens. pens will serve local boys and stock from the 4 H program on athletic association property.
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Bronte
Loca Lions Clabes
la Cota
Steve Badley
Lions
J.T. Henty
ML Simmons
Sweetwater Cottonpil Company
Simmons
Woayself and Gar Company
Anithoety Far van
Dowr
Htenary
West Fall
Local Athletic Association
Longhorns Crush Loraine 21 6 in district clash
Bronte Longhorns beat Loraine 21 6 despite injuries. Karl Rusk led ground gains while Hester to Risk connected for 80 yards on three completions. Ash blocked a pass and Vangho returned a kickoff for a TD as Bronte heads to Coahoma for a key 8 B district game.
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Jack Price
Bronte Longbhorns
Dotine Hulldogs
Loraine
Karl Rusk
Bulldogs
Hester
Kenneth Hester
Hash
Aes
Hesk Plang
Othe
Sandusky
McAdams
Phis
Ash
Longhorn
Gerald Sandusky
Winh
Badd Wik
Joe Russell Ash
Nandal McClatchén
Karlisk
Charles Brown
Jack Vangho
Longhorns
Mrs Chapman Hosts Progressive Club Meeting in Bronte
The Women's Progressive Club at Bronte gathered Oct 20 at Mrs. O W Chapman home. Members heard talks on Our American Heritage Early American Homes and Samplers Pell a Story. Pumpkin pie and coffee were served to fourteen attendees.
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Bronte
O W. Chapman
Pan
O. H. Willoughby
Charles Keeney
Pell
Mo. Lo TF. Youngblood
Elmer Dale
Blanco
Dale
Arold F. Hall
Thte
Fragments Obscure Political Debate Mentioned
The text hints at a political meeting with references to a president and secretary of finance and a council or committee. It mentions a Crane hog at Thore eat tore etal RoW Atten or Robert Dae as sae president and policy discussions around a Deter Chart tines.
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Petsenis
Robert Dae
Betary
Geuniestiogs
Dias Crass Jyas Putadiectian
Qatar
Artolt
Ateanpe
Miontel
Cenivetiaeny Car Staal
Lathem Ables Named Administrative Assistant to Rep Fisher
Lathem Ables of Brownwood Texas Air Force veteran and June Texas University business administration graduate will join Representative O Clack Fisher staff November 1. Ables, a Brownwood native, married Beverly Coleman of Corpus Christi October 8 and Fisher praised his capable background and potential.
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Lathem Ables
Brownwood
Air Force
Texas University
Rep. O. Clack Fisher
Fisher
Ables
Beverly Coleman
Corpus Christi
Cong. Fisher
Former resident buried in Snyder
Funeral services for Mrs. W. H. Parrish 69 of Snyder and formerly Bronte were held at 2 p m Monday at the Primitive Baptist Church in Snyder. She died in Springfield Missouri Thursday while with her husband for medical treatment. Burial was in Snyder cemetery. She had lived in Snyder for years and was a member of the Primitive Baptist Church since 1943. Survivors include her husband two sons a sister and one grandchild.
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W. H. Varrish
Snyder
Bronte
Mondas
the Primitive Baptist
Jasper Chambers
Lampasas
le Owas
Evin Bodine
Buford
Othe Snowder
Odom Funeral Home
Paansh
Hem
Isso
Corhode
Fantle County
Primitive Bapty Church
Tweo Sons
the. of
Sweetwater
Ray
William Lewellyn
Sullivan
Ind
New Bronte
Achievement Program Saturday at Legion Hall
Coke County Womens club hosts an achievement day at the Bronte American Legion hall this Saturday November 5. County clubs submit entries from 8 to 8 30 with judging to follow, and the exhibit open to the public thereafter. Spokesmen urge community attendance.
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Coke County
American Legion Hall
Bronte
WHO Council
Go To Dallas Mr and Mrs Chen Tal El
Mr and Mrs E F Chen plan a trip to Dallas with friends for a short visit. The couple will be joined by relatives and will stay at a local hotel during the weekend event.
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E. FP. Chen Tal el
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Hallowe'en
PTA Hallowe’en
PTA
Wall Thomason
Screame Eti
Cunival
Gwendolyn Earnest
Dhatwhter
Miro Camel
GB Barnest
Hiah Sehrool Carval Eheen
Marv
Powell
Dangle Ter
Merv
Mitch Powell
Tammiar
Liv Aise
Thomason
PIA
Shy
Anasie
San Ane Velo
Arnold Ball
Ty Game Management Association
Boa. Schuch
BOY Scouts Belp
Norther
Hickok & Reynolds
Rawlings
J. B. Arrott
Hse
Heather Hapysetee
Denis
Vie Happ
Poland
Andy
Aenea Af Ctl Association
Wanditets
Vanes
Fies Teacan
Coahoma
Coahomy
Chapman
Progressive Club
Farm Bureau
Legion Hall
Dallas
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