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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1960
Page
3
The article lauds the Progressive Business and Civic-Minded People of San Angelo and vicinity including Mr. Moorehead and his son for their ongoing attention to detail, adaptability to new problems, and cheerful cooperation in civic activities, expressing confidence they will maintain integrity and high standards.
Jesse M. and Martha Jaques, successful San Angelo restaurateurs, run the Taxco Cafe at 817 North Chadbourne and Taxco Cafe No. 2 on the Big Spring highway. The couple are praised for high quality food, consistent service, and civic involvement.
A profile honors Pat Stasey for his role as District Manager at Financial Industrial Fund located in Room 300 of the Petroleum Building. The piece highlights his organization skills and community efforts shaping the firm’s reputation across the district and his service to city welfare.
J. M. and D. D. Moorehead of Moore & Son Service Stations in San Angelo are praised for their contributions to local business and civic betterment. The piece notes their operations at 1425 North Chadbourne and 101 East Beauregard and highlights the challenges they face under current conditions.
O D Harrison Sr and Jr W L Harrison Kent Elliott of Harrison Roofing Company at 401 North Randolph are commended for city leadership in San Angelo. The notice lauds their honesty technical skill and civic duty and wishes them continued success.
O T Haden of the O T Haden Agency at 52 North Chadbourne is highlighted as a progressive, well known farm and ranch real estate authority. He is praised for civic involvement and numerous community contributions that benefit Sam Angelo and surrounding areas.
A tribute to Omer A. Dreiling of San Angelo highlighting his leadership with the By-Products Co and Dreiling Hide Co on Weribest Road. The piece lauds his civic devotion, community support, and prominent role in local commerce and development.
The piece lauds Elizabeth Crowell of Elizabeth's Fine Foods at 115 South Madison for civic duty and business leadership. It notes her wedding cakes and bridal cloths service, her public spirit, and readiness to support community projects, predicting continued success.
Joe R Lemley earns a reputation as a dependable San Angelo livestock dealer with broad friendships and business ties across the district. He maintains an office in the Cactus Hotel and is described as modest, efficient, and friendly.
The passage lauds Joe Lemley as a valuable community asset, praising his business leadership and tireless civic promotion. It commends San Angelo for having such a progressive citizen and wishes him continued success for many more years.
In a tribute to E. D. Bridges, the Tejas Motor Hotel and Restaurant founder is praised for his quiet leadership and willingness to help civic projects. His conduct is described as reserved yet influential, earning respect and friendship from many.
The San Angelo notice lauds R. V. Bob Miller Jr. for his rapid rise as manager of the San-Tex Advertising Company at 18 North Main. It commends his straightfor ward business conduct, support for civic projects, and efforts to grow San Angelo, wishing him continued success.
Jack F Turner has advanced service at the Humble station corner West Beauregard and Van Buren. His large business volume shows true dedication to service. He meets civic duties cheerfully and is a respected figure in the city’s business life.
E. D. Bridges, manager of the Tejas Motor Hotel and Restaurant at 5201 North Chadbourne, earns universal respect in San Angelo and surrounding district for progressive upkeep and leadership in business civic and social life.
Mrs. Alcie Smith and Luther Nixon of Ballinger visited the Caudle home. San Angelo visitors included the Derricks and Mrs. J. W. Clark. Winters guests stayed with the Hester clan. Open house honored Dana Kellemire and son Charles at their new three bedroom home. The Jolly Eight Club met for a Thanksgiving themed evening with 42 and a 6 point bag for Tug Boatright.
Vetal Flores addressed Sorosis Club on "Your Child and Reading" stressing early reading to prevent college failure. Mrs. W. D. McDonald hosted. refreshments were served to members including Mrs. Flores and Mrs. A. G. Buchanan.
Mr. A. M. Wynne came home last week after visiting Blythe California with his daughter and family Mr. and Mrs. Laster Parker.
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