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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1957
Page
8
A Friday publication from Bronte Texas lists Nave R. Ben Oglesby and Mrs Ben Oglesby in a local notice. The item appears in the Coke County paper of record and reflects a family or community notice in the weekly issue.
Publisher editor statement indicates second class matter at Bronte Texas post office on March 1 1918 and subscription rates 2.50 per year in Coke and adjoining counties 3.00 elsewhere. includes disclaimer that reflections on character or standing will be corrected upon notification.
Peggy Jean Boone 15, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sloan Boone of Wildcat-Edith, wins the Foley Senior Food Preparation Award. She earned a county blue ribbon in foods, entered district competition, and contributed in 4-H dress revues, earning ribbons. Annice Gartman 16, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Gartman of Lance, is another Achievement Award winner for nine years in 4-H with home making and livestock work. C T Wrinkle of Comanche visited the Wrinkles.
Prescilla Wylie 12 daughter of Mr and Mrs T M Wylie Jr of Robert Lee earns Girls Home Economics Award and blue ribbon from District 7 Foods Preparation along with a 3rd year pin In three years of club work she has collected food preparation and ribbon awards plus led and served in club roles She also plays in the Robert Lee band and helps at the Methodist Church.
Mrs. John Clark spent time with the Clarks at Crane and welcomed a new baby girl. Tom Green, Bill Gilgert, and Bill Burle brought back a deer from a hunting trip to Peco 3. A. C. Westbrook and family, now with Santa Fe Railway, moved from Oklahoma to San Angelo. J. W. Latham visited San Angelo with Lois Latham and their boys. Chester Derrick and daughters from Andrews visited the Browns. Weekend guests in the Jack Corley home included Mr. and Mrs.
Pvt. Lyndon G. Waldrop, son of Mr. and Mrs. Barton W. Waldrop of Bronte Route 1, finished a 15 week radio teletype operation course at the Southeastern Signal School Fort Gordon Ga. The 22 year old joined the Army last April after basic training at Fort Ord Calif and is a Bronte High School 1953 graduate and former Texas Technological College student. He previously worked as telegraph operator for Panhandle Santa Fe Railway.
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