TCU Rice and Baylor SMU Tilts Broadcast Across Texas
With only two Southwest Conference games this weekend Humble Oil & Refining will televise both TCU versus Rice in Fort Worth and SMU versus Baylor in Dallas. Airtime is 1 50 p m. Announcers Kern Tips and Alec Chesser will call the TCU game from TCU Stadium for KRBC KGKL and other stations. Charlie Jordan and John Ferguson will cover the SMU Baylor game from the Cotton Bowl for WFAA WBAP 820 WOAT and related outlets, with Arnold Ball in Dallas on business.
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Texas
Tcu-Rice
Fort Worth
Smu-Baylor
Dallas
Humble Oil & Refining Company
Kern Tips
Alec Chesser
Tcu Stadium
KRBC
Abilene
KGKL
San Angelo
Charlie Jordan
John Ferguson
WFAA
WBAP
Dallas-For, Worth
WOAT
San Antonio
Blackwell and Sweetwater Visit Kin Honor Blackwell Resident
Mr and Mrs Bill Raetlite and children of San Angelo visited Mr and Mrs O M Ratliff Tuesday. Mrs A T Johnson of Blackwell was honored with a surprise birthday dinner in the home of Rev and Mrs O A Hendon in Sweetwater. Attendees included Rev W K Horn, Hendons father and two sons, A T Johnson and his children Marie and Dean from Blackwell, Miss Pam and Bettye Sanderson teaching at Snyder, and Bob Sanderson a McMurry student home over the weekend. The Lions Club Negro Minstrel is set for Friday night Nov 21 at the schoolhouse. Clarence Smith FCS2 son of Mr and Mrs S P Smith is home on leave and will receive his discharge soon after serving in Korea. Reverend and Mrs Robert Brown also mentioned.
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A. T. Johnson
Blackwell
O. A. Hendon
Sweetwater
W. K. Horn
Lions Club
Clarence Smith
S. P. Smith
Korea
Robert Brown
Ben Oglesby Listed as Second Class Matter
Bronte Texas listed periodical entry shows Ben Oglesby registered as second class matter at the Bronte Post Office on March 1 1918 under the 1879 act.
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Bronte
Texas
Local residents note church and club gatherings across region
Mrs L W Sweet and Mrs P G Dabncey will attend the Methodist district conference at Pioneer Memorial Church near Merkel Friday. Great grandparents are Mr and Mrs Charlie Lamkin of Blackwell. Families from Blackwell attend WSCS in Abi line. PT A State convention attendees travel to Wichita Falls. Snyder and Abilene residents host guests. new baby born to Mr and Mrs Troy Roane. Howard Tucker returns home after emergency appendectomy. residents send remembrances.
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L. W. Sweet
P. G. Dabncey
Methodist District
Pioneer Memorial Church
Merkel
Frank Roane
Divide
Charlie Lamkin
Blackwell
S. P. Smith
Clarence
Fort Worth
J. W. Leach
Weatherford
WSCS
St. Paul Methodist Church
Abilene
Mmes
Austin Jordan
H. C. Raney
D. T. Hunt
T.A. Carlisle
Robert Brown
P. G. Dabney
Chas. Ragsdale
Charlie Ware
Charles Ragsdale
A. J. North
Roscoe
PTA
Wichita Falls
Tom Payne
Eddie Dawson
Herman Daniels
Virginia Payne
Lee Hayes
Taylor Williamson
Muskogee
Oklo
Berry Raney
Joe Gene Conradt
Troy Roane
Snyder
Junior Alderman
Breckenridge
Ark and Dove Catholic Study Meeting Report
The Ark and Dove Catholic Study Club met Friday afternoon in Robert Lee with Mrs A V Hughes. Discussion covered What Can Catholic High Schools Do from The Homiletic and Pastoral Review and the church goal of forming mature integrated apostolic Christians. Refreshments were served and attendees included Father Fidelis and several members. last week’s host was Mrs Frank Dickey. No meeting this week. Mrs Mattie Glenn has visited Nisland South Dakota with her sons J B and Dale Glenn.
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Robert Lee
A. V. Hughes
Jack Price
Father Fidelis
Frank Dickey
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Baylor-Smu
P.m
Arnold Ball
Central Drug
Frigidaire
Frigidaire Electric
Ali
Allowanc
Anity Blackwell
Mrs
Charles Régidale
Bill Raetlite
O. M. Ratliff
The
Bronte Enterprise
Ben Oglesby
Coke
Dick Shaw
Howard Tucker
Howard
Amon G. Carter
BIG Sunday
SY Man
Ark and
Dove
Dickey
Frank Percifull
Reeves
Berryhill
Jack
Price
Mattie Glenn
Nisland
S. D
J. B. and
Dale Glenn
L. T. Youngblood Bronte, Texas
Shantung
Garza
Purrey
Cumbie
Mackey
PET
Honey Boy Salmon
Kimbell
Coke County
Golden
OLEO
T-Bone
Club
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