Longhorns Steers Clash Under Lights At Bronte
The Coke County football classic between Robert Lee and Bronte kicks off at 8 p m tonight at Bronte athletic field marking the first night game under lights. Bronte seeks a win after a hard loss at Melvin while Longhorns aim to continue their winning form finishing last week with a victory.
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Robert Lee
Bronte
Melvin
Longhorns
Ozowa
Baird Bears
Eldorado
Longhorn
Lions
Steers
W. N. Gaddy
Ozona
Bronte Lions Host Longhorns Luncheon and Field Dedication
Bronte High School Coach W. N. Gaddy and nineteen Longhorn players attended a Bronte Lions Club luncheon. Supt. J. J. Carroll introduced the team and discussed the upcoming Bronte versus Robert Lee game and the Elbert Stephenson Memorial Field dedication.
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W. N. Gaddy
Bronte High School
Longhorns
Bronte Lions Club
Sam Spruell
Bronte Cafe
Edward Cumbie
J. J. Carroll
Carroll
Guddy
Bronte Longhorns
Robert Lee Steers
Lion C. E. Arrott
Lion H. O. Whitt
Bronte
Elbert Stephenson
Young Stephenson
Whitt
Stephenson
Lions
Gaddy
J. A. Stephenson
Bargain Rates for Star Telegram Announced locally
Publishers announced bargain rates for the Fort Worth Star Telegram at the Enterprise office. Seven days cost 13.95 and six days without Sunday cost 12.60. New and renewal subscriptions are being taken, with raised limitations on new accounts after several years.
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Fort Worth
Miss Tatum to Wed W L Brown in San Angelo
Miss Margaret Juanita Tatum daughter of Mr and Mrs F M Tatum of Bronte will marry William Lee Brown son of Mr and Mrs Johnny Brown of Tennyson tonight October 1 at 8 p m in San Angelo. The bride retired by her father in a double ring ceremony to be read by Rev Ed Tatum uncle of the bride. Both are Bronte high school alumni.
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Margaret Juanita Tatum
F. M. Tatum
Bronte
William Lee Brown
Johnny Brown
Tennyson
San Angelo
Ed Tatum
Tatum
Bronte High School
Brown
Bronte School Names Annual Staff Leaders
Loretha Wrinkle was elected editor in chief of the Bronte school annual at a Tuesday meeting. Billie Millikin is first assistant editor and Dorothy Walton is second assistant editor. Each class will elect assistants and the annual staff plans to begin work this week.
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Loretha Wrinkle
Bronte
Billie Millikin
Dorothy Walton
Services Saturday for PFC James Caudle
Funeral services set for PFC James Caudle at Bronte Church of Christ Saturday at 3 p.m. Burial with American Legion aid and interment at Fairview Cemetery under Clift Funeral Home direction. Caudle, killed in action December 13 1943 in the Philippines, previously lived with grandmother Mrs M E Rouse in Bronte and served in CCC at Gatesville. He is survived by his mother Ernie Gibson and multiple relatives across Bronte Hamilton Odessа and McCamey.
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Bronte
Clift Funeral Home
Caudle
M. E. Rouse
CCC
Gatesville
Ernie Gibson
Dodson
Texas
J. E. Rouse
Hamilton
Bronte Oil Prospects Highlight Local Wells and Hospital Change
Bronte area oil activity centers on the Jess Percifull lease west of town with a possible new well and Humble offset drilling. Sun Jameson No 1 produced 315 barrels daily on a 24 hour test, with natural flow and gas to oil ratio 1397.1. Karen Gast hospital in Coke County to be run by Dr. Harris succeeding Mrs Happetoe, with no policy changes.
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Hickok & Reynolds
Dan Auld
LE. C. Rawlings
Jess Percifull
Bronte
American Republic Company
I T
BR. E. Hickman
Sun No
Fred Jameson
Jameson Field
Southern Minerals
Reed
Southern Minerals No
McCabe
Dime
C. EF. Mathers
He. FE Jameson
Anderson
J. Brannon
Nolan County
Sun and Seaboard No
Haney
John KR. Hills
Katen- Gayt Hospital
J. M
Mac) Happetoe
Harris
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Baptist University
Baylor
Robert B. Green
San Anton
The
Medical Arts
St. Paul's Hospitals
Dallas
Mermorial Hospital
Houston
Mobile Surgical
Pacific
Mary Lewis
Blackwell
Thers
Rea
Ann
Colorado City
Tie
Moorehead
Okhuor
Karen-Gast
Coke County
American Medical Associats
Blue Cross
Jo MiMi Happetoe
Bronte Wadas
Rippetoe
Scott-Taylor Vows Read September 18
The marriage of Nita Taylor of Bornte and Joe Lee Scott of Bronte was performed Saturday night September 15 in San Angelo. The single ring ceremony was read by Rev. Ed Tatum at 1apan. The groom is a Bronte high school graduate and the bride has worked at Bronte Pharmacy.
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Nita Taylor
Bornte
Loyd Taylor
Silver
Joe Lee Scott
J. W. Scott
Bronte
San Angelo
Ed Tatum
Bronte High School
Scott
Bronte Pharmacy
Bronte Adopts 1948 49 Budget At Public Hearing
About 50 residents attended Bronte’s public hearing Wednesday night as the 1945 49 budget was approved totaling 6262 51 dollars. The budget reflects a 75 cent tax per 100 valuation with expenditures across sinking fund police department general fund fire department and water works.
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Bronte
Board of Tax Equalization
Police Department
Lhe Fire Departments
H. O. Whitte
River Authority Meets in Austin on Colorado River Project
The Upper Colorado River Authority will meet in Austin with the Bureau of Reclamation on October 8 to review survey results and discuss the dam project. Lb. Youngblood the local banker and authority chairman will present feasibility of the plan and set forthcoming steps.
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Upper Colorado Haver Authority
Austin
Bureau of Reclamation
Upper
Colorado River
Sad Lb. Youngblood
River Authority
Bureau of
Mia Youngblood
Reception Honors Bronte Faculty
A reception honoring the Bronte school faculty was held recently with Mrs. Will Thomason as mistress of ceremonies. Jeff Dean gave the welcome, J. L. Carroll introduced the faculty, and Mrs. Will Thomason introduced the officers. A program included a showing titled Hig Africa.
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Bronte School
Will Thomason
Jeff Dean
J. L. Carroll
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Lions Entertain
Star-Telegram
Miss Tatum
W. L. Brown
PFC
James Caudle
Percifull
Scott-Taylor
Laxes
Cal County
Agent Hicks
Abilene Fair
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