PTA Carnival Provides Fun For Crowd and Money
The Bronte School Fall Festival last Saturday drew a large crowd and produced receipts totaling 961.84 with some small bills yet to be paid. Half the money raised from the Queens ace went back to each grade. Twelve dukes and duchesses represented each grade during a coronation with Phelan Jo Freeman Mark Lee Dana Lee Wayne Caulder Patricia Robinson and Eddie Clark in charge. The Dick Tracy themed program featured Doug McCutchen and Don Hageman as narrators and a space backdrop with Moon characters. Supt. C B Barbee received a framed copy of the Constitution from Holsum Bakery as a gift. Janet Lee was noted.
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PTA
Bronte School
Phelan Jo Freeman
Mark Lee
Dana Lee
Wayne Caulder
Patricia Robinson
Eddie Clark
Dick Tracy
Doug McCutchen
Moon
Don Hageman
Edward Broussard
Deborah Terry
Mr. Bribery
Christine
Johnny Murtishaw
Junior Tracy
Ginger Murtishaw
Campaign drive underway for scouting fund in Bronte
Cecil Cox of the Church of Christ heads a local fundraising effort begun after a Monday breakfast at the Cactus Cafe. Workers will complete cards and money submissions, with the final participant facing a shirt tail cutting ceremony Friday at the pep rally in the school gym. Contributions may be left with Cox or auditor Marvin Bryant.
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Bronte
Cecil Cox
Church of Christ
Cactus Cafe
Cox
Marvin Bryant
Bids Awarded for Bronte School Construction Projects
Bronte schools plan new high school gym and agricultural building with work starting within two weeks. Edwin O Wanoreck of San Angelo won the action contract at 237,050 with three alternates approved. Mechanical and electric bids also awarded, totaling under the 325,000 bond.
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Edwin O. .Wanoreck
San Angelo
Wano
Nate
Wancreck
Fitzgerald & Skidmore, Inc
Midland
Westbrook Electric Co
C. B. Barbee
Abilene
Ballinger
Hamlin
Bronte Shorthorns Host District Playoff Duel Tonight
Bronte Shorthorns meet Loraine in a district junior high playoff at the local stadium tonight at 7 p.m. The Shorthorns, 7-0, seek the South Zone title while Loraine carries a 5-1-0 record from the North. Randy Barbee may return at back, easing lineup plans for coach Cecil Toliver.
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Bronte Shorthorns
Loraine
Shorthorns
Randy Barbee
Cecil Toli
Barbee
James Vaughn
Bronte Lads
Lawn
Trent
Robert Lee
Hermleigh
Cecil Toliver
James
LVNs Win Awards at San Angelo Angelo Meet
Division 58 of the LVN Association, including Bronte Ballinger and Winters, captured top honors at the state convention in San Angelo. The group won first for best scrapbook and best yearbook. Mrs. H. C. Murtishaw of Bronte elected to a two year state board term. Mrs. Brady Mills of Bronte honored at the banquet.
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Division 58
LVN Association
San Angelo
H. C. Murtishaw
Bronte
Lvns
Ballinger
Winters
W. T. Davis
Bobby Vaughn
Murtishaw
Brady Mills
Oil Field Notes No. 1-A Renza Lee Wildcat Drilled
Karl Hoblitzelle of Dallas is drilling a 4 800 foot wildcat in Runnels County southeast of Bronte. The No 1 A Renza Lee location sits 3 100 feet south and 467 feet west from a reference corner in M Cobb Survey No 171 Abst 1019.
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Karl Hoblitzelle
Dallas
Runnels County
Bronte
Renza Lee
S. J. Richardson
M. Cobb
Odessa Couple Visits Grandparents This Weekend
Kenneth Ray and Patricia Ann Cook of Odessa spent the weekend with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Gilreath. Their mother Mrs. K. M. Cook came for them Sunday and spent the day.
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Kenneth Ray
Patricia Ann Cook
Odessa
M. G. Gilreath
K. M. Cook
Longhorns Face Jayton Friday Night Contest
The Longhorns seek a third conference win as Jayton Jaybirds visit Stephenson Field. The team is favored but the Jaybirds, ranked second in District 8-B, are no pushover according to the coach.
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Longhorns
Jayton
Jaybirds
Stephenson Field
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