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Newspaper

Bronte Enterprise

Location

Bronte, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1965

Page

2

Bronte High School Fall Style Show Highlights Student Garments

A fall style show at Bronte High School auditorium featured three classes displaying garments. First year girls modeled solid color jumpers with diverse blouse fabrics, second years wore woolen and cotton ensembles, third year students showcased wool dresses and coats. Suzanne Pruitt accompanied on piano while Brenda Scott led vocal performance of Today.

Bronte High School Fancher Bennie Carol Oglesby Janet Lee Joy Cervenka Melody Holcombe Sheila English Janie Minjarez Nancy Richards Debbie Gentry Sharon McCutchen Lana Low Lisa Mor Tow Linda Cumbie Kreta Riker Ann Cervenka

UCRA expansion drive targets seven West Texas counties

Action to enlarge the Upper Colorado River Authority moves forward with plans to add seven counties alongside Tom Green and Coke, aiming to secure sponsorship for a dam at the Stacy site on the Colorado and Concho rivers. Gerald C. Allen of Robert Lee is named chair of a cross county committee to champion the enlargement bill despite past veto issues over police powers and water pollution provisions.

West Texas Tom Green Coke San Angelo Colorado Conch Stacy Menard County San Saba Gerald C. Allen Robert Lee UCRA Menard Schleicher

Thanksgiving Week Edition Announcement

The newspaper announces an early publication for the Thanksgiving issue with delivery help requested. Advertisers and news contributors are urged to submit material by Friday for the November 25 issue. deadlines set for Monday.

Funeral Services Held Sunday for Hugh S. Lewis

Funeral services for Hugh S. Lewis 86 were held Sunday at 3 p.m. in Robert Lee Baptist Church with Rev. Bill Beaty and Douglas Wilkes officiating. Burial followed in Robert Lee Cemetery. Lewis born December 5, 1878 in Mansfield La married Lexie James November 7 1914 and lived in Ballinger before moving to Robert Lee in 1995. He operated a milk ice and produce business and served as tax assessor-collector for the Robert Lee ISD. Survivors include wife son Hugh S. Lewis Jr daughter Frances Kemp four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. One son Edward Lewis was lost in World War II near Wake Island. Pallbearers listed.

Robert Lee Baptist Church Hugh S. Lewis West Coke Memorial Hospital Bill Beaty Douglas Wilkes Church of Christ Robert Lee Williams Funeral Home Mr. Lewis Mansfield Lexie James Calalien Ballinger Lewis Robert Lee Independent Hugh S§. Lewis Jr Cecil Frances) Kemp Bronte Maggie Creswell Leaday Edward Eddie) Lewis Wake Island New Guinea T. M. Wylie Jr C. S. Brown Fagan Parker Fern Havins David Key E. C. Davis Jack Walker Henry Childress

Rites Wednesday For Mrs. Johnson

Funeral services were held Wednesday for Mrs. Hattie C. Johnson 75 a former Blackwell resident. Burial was in Fort Chadbourne cemetery. She died Tuesday at Simmons Memorial Hospital Sweetwater born Mississippi November 16 1890. She lived in Fort Chadbourne Wingate Odessa and Roscoe with two sons Ronald Johnson of Odessa and C R Johnson of Big Spring a brother Carl Kirkland San Angelo five grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.

Hattie C. Johnson Blackwell Wingate Fort Chadbourne Odessa C. R. Johnson Big Spring Carl Kirkland San Angelo

Veterans Day Program Honors Heroes With Readings and Speeches

The program themed Veterans Day featured a call of honor with a General of Note and a flag salute led by Mrs. Willie Mae Glenn. Mrs. Mabel Myers spoke on The Unknown Soldier, Olive Keeney and J W Labenske performed The Red Cross Spirit Speaks and The Grave of the Unknown Soldier, while Genie Fort recited In Flanders Field. A refreshment plate followed for attendees including Edna Butner and many others. The next meeting is December 16 with a Christmas luncheon hosted by Mrs. Joe Carter.

Willie Mae Glenn Mabel Myers Red Cross Olive Keeney J. W. Labenske Genie Fort Flander's Mmes Edna Butner Joe Carter J. D. Leonard J. Madera A. N. Rawlings M. Russell Emma Sims L. E. Smith Annie Wilkins L. T. Youngblood Keeney, Myers Labenske Fort

Granny gowns sweep teen fashion nationwide

Fashion notes describe the granny gown trend with ankle length cotton shirts, Empire waists, and lace details popular with teens on the West Coast and coast to coast. Surfers and 4 H clubs adopt soft dotted Swiss and floral grandma style for lounge wear and parties.

Coke County farming notes urge fertilizer use and stock show

The article discusses improved cotton yields in Coke County despite a dry spring and insect damage. It promotes soil testing and affordable fertilizer advice, notes forthcoming fat stock shows at the Robert Lee showbarn on January 10, 1966, and predicts 75 plus 4H and FFA participants in another county event.

Coke County Robert Lee FFA

Personal notes of Weldon Broussard and others

Weldon Broussard a Cisco Junior College student came home to visit his mother Mrs LaRue Broussard and his brother Edward. Mrs Bill Wrinkle returned Monday after visiting her daughter and family in Sulphur Springs. Mrs H M Kirkland spent time in Coleman visiting her husband and the Caperton family. Mr and Mrs C B Barbee and children spent the weekend in Rule visiting the J R Barbee and Monday visiting Mr and Mrs Clyde Nelson.

Bill Wrinkle David Gulley Sulphur Springs H. M. Kirkland Coleman Kirkland Leslie Dean Caperton C. B. Barbee Rule J. R. Barbees Clyde Nelson

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