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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1960
Page
3
A writer honors Ector Smith, a San Angelo businessman with broad civic and commercial experience. The piece notes his wide involvement in local projects and credits him with deserving more recognition than he receives in the article.
San Angelo honors C. C. and C. T. Ducote of the De Coty Coffee Co. for foresight and civic contribution. The article praises their role in local business and community progress, noting their continued impact and goodwill in the city and trade area.
The San Angelo business note highlights Cy F Elliott of United Rent Alls at 2423 Sherwood Way. He offers rental items from trailers to projectors and power tools with broad accessibility beyond the local area. Citizens commend his fairness and civic involvement and wish him continued success.
In a review of progressive local business men, Ector L. Smith of Sheep Shearers Supply and Smith Hardware at 605 South Chadbourne is profiled for leadership. The piece notes his broad influence, wide friendships, and commitment beyond his own enterprises across the district.
In San Angelo three business leaders Dale and Hollis Leddy and Jim C Franklin of M L Leddy Sons Boots Saddles are praised for civic leadership and community progress. The article lauds their business success, civic involvement, and broad esteem among friends and associates.
G E Ark McCarley of the McCarley Plumbing Company based at 2617 Abilene, phone 9909, is praised as a progressive San Angelo businessman. The profile notes his thorough knowledge of plumbing and heating contracting, reliable service, and active civic involvement enhancing the city’s business and civic life.
In San Angelo, Curry Custom Gun Shop owner George W Curry of 1 East Twohig is praised for his business success, optimism, and civic involvement. The profile highlights his wide network and willingness to support community progress and public causes.
A profile praising Marie Burrage owner of Marie’s Midget Cafe at 1324 North Bell for high standards of service and quality food. The piece commends her civic involvement and quiet, dignified community leadership in San Angelo.
San Angelo news notes Arley Guess of Guess Mobil Service at 819 South Oakes for steady operation under tough conditions. His station maintains a large volume of business thanks to attention to detail and ability to handle new problems, with strong civic involvement cited.
The subject has cooperated willingly with civic activities and earned respect and goodwill from friends. He is trusted to maintain his integrity and high standards in future efforts.
Ham Kurtz of Ham's Men's Wear at 37 West Twohig is recognized for progressive business leadership and substantial civic contributions. The tribute notes his efforts benefiting the city and district, praising his balance of commercial success with public welfare.
H. D. Lindsey of Hoppe Auto Electric Service at 19 East Harris earns widespread respect for progressive business leadership in San Angelo and district. He is praised for civic involvement, constructive guidance, and quiet, trusted demeanor.
Manuel Cortez operator of the El Chico Restaurant at 107 East Avenue K is celebrated for his belief in good food and his active support of San Angelo community projects. His policy of looking ahead and contributing time and effort to city initiatives earns him public recognition as a valuable asset and role model.
Dave Farrington demonstrates progressiveness through expanding service at Cattle Trail Service Station 840 Culwell and his El Paso Dixie station. He combines strong business practice with civic responsibility, earning goodwill and respect as a visible community leader in San Angelo.
P. J. Holman leads the Lone Wolf Courts at 211 East Avenue K praising its motel and tourist court service. The reviewer commends the drive-in court for anticipating travelers needs and maintaining high hospitality standards.
Don Campbell of Campbell Buick Company at 402 West Beauregard is praised for progressive business leadership and civic contributions. The tribute notes his ethics, public service, and role in local betterment, expressing confidence he will continue serving San Angelo and surrounding areas.
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