Final Plans Completed for 2d Annual Bronte Homecoming
Bronte Ex Students Association completes plans for the second Bronte homecoming. A registration tea on Friday October 10 from 2 to 5 p.m. invites all Bronte high school alumni. A 6 p.m. banquet precedes the 8 p.m. Bronte at Trent football game at Stephenson Field, with Edward Cumbie president and Mrs. R. H. Sims secretary.
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Bronte
Bronte High School
Bronte Ex- Students Association
Bronte-Trent
Stephenson Field
Edward Cumbie
R. H. Sims
Oil Field Drilling Updates in Bronte and Fort Chadbourne
Humble No. 4-B and 3-B Olive Mae Keeney test Goons around 4,800 feet while Humble operates No. 4 O. L. Johnson toward 5,100 feet on a 271.2 acre tract two miles out. Fort Chadbourne field expands west with Stanolind No. 15 Edna Wylie producing 192.23 barrels daily from 5,471 to 5,521 feet. Multiple wildcats in Bronte 4800 and Bronze 5300 fields drill toward 5,600 feet, with tests and acidizing underway in several leases.
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Bronte
Olive Mae Keeney
Humble Oil and Refining
O. L. Johnson
L. J. Goode Survey
Humble No
R. E. Hickman
CMRR
Fort Chadbourne
Coke County
Edna Wylie
Pedro Martinez Survey
Bronte Longhorns Rout Ira Bulldogs 39 12 in Friday clash
Bronte Longhorns defeat Ira Bulldogs 39 to 12 as Bronte builds a 20 0 halftime lead and adds three more touchdowns in the second half. Enger Bar wel Waldrop Stephenson and Gentry score. Ira breezes back with a late reply but falls short. Bronte head to Coahoma for next game and fans urged to travel.
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Bronte Longhorns
Ira Bulldogs
Longhorns
Ira
Bulldogs
Bronte
Gentry
J. O. Bagwell
Longhorn
Enger
Bagwell
Bra
Barwel
Stephenson
Woosley
Tra
Sumrald
Maupin
Lyndon Waldrop
Noel Percifull to be Patrolman
Noel Percifull will leave Sunday for Austin to enter a two month training school for Texas Highway Patrolmen at Camp Mabry. He was selected for the program by exam and will join his wife and daughter in Bronte after training.
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Noel Percifull
Austin
Texas
Percifull
Camp Mabry
Gay
Bronte
Percifulls
Coke County
Noel
Wildcat Drilling Starts Near Norton and Humphrey No 1
Rotary drilling to 5300 feet will begin at once at a site on an 80 acre tract 330 feet from the south and 3840 feet from the east line of Ber Anio Sandoval survey 312. The Humphrey No 1 wildcat lies 24 miles southwest of Norton and 3 3/4 miles northeast of Humphrey No 1 P O Lee field operator.
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Marlowe
Copeland
Wildcat
Cameron
Butner
Ia-H&tc
Kewanee No
Wendland
Rubio
E. T. Branham, Jr
Maverick
Humphrey
Lee
Caddo
Runnels County
W. G. Hurt
Tary
Beranio Sandoval Survey
Thomas D. Humphrey
Roy Roper
Norton
Section 7
H&gnrr
Humphrey No. 1
P. O. Lee
Humphrey-Lee
Portis Robbins Buys Station in Mills County
Portis Robbins closed a deal last week to acquire Bon Spoonts wholesale and retail gas and oil business in Mills County. Spoonts, now selling Chevron products after a Cosden era, plans to move his family to a Priddy area ranch in Comanche County in November.
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Portis Robbins
Bon Spoonts
Portis
L. C. Robbins
Mary Lee Davis
Preston Davis
Spoonts
Chevron
Johny
Linda
Comanche County
Priddy
Mills County
Robbins
Bronte High School Forms "B" Club For Sports Spirit
Bronte High School students create the B Club to boost sports interest. Officers elected include Lyndon Walden as president and J O Bagwell as vice president. The club aims to fund an all expense paid trip to a Southwest Conference football game this season. Meetings set for 2 30 p m each Friday. All letter graduates are honorary life members.
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Bronte High School
Lyndon Walden
J. 0. Bagwell
Eddie Roy Braswell
Jimmy Gray
Funeral services held in Houston for Swansey family
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Lammers and Albert Lammers attended funeral services in Houston for Perry T. Swansey and his niece Ruth Swansey. The Swanseys, relatives of the Bronte family, were killed in a Sunday car truck wreck in Houston with several others seriously injured.
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Leslie Lammers
Albert Lammers
Houston
Perry T. Swansey
Ruth Swansey
Swanseys
Bronte
Robinson Family Visitation Highlighted in Lubbock Visit
Mr and Mrs Roy Robinson and their children visited in Lubbock to see his brother Harley Robinson and Harley s family.
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Roy Robinson
Lubbock
Harley Robinson
Bronte High Honors Joyce Wrinkle at Football Game
Joyce Wrinkle daughter of Mr and Mrs George Wrinkle was presented as both band sweetheart and football sweetheart at the Bronte Ira game last Friday. The ceremony featured an exhibit by the pep squad, a heart formation by the band, and a choir finale as Joyce led the field parade with escorts and band members noted by name.
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Joyce Wrinkle
George Wrinkle
Bronte Ira
Ime
Bronte
Ao Heart
Miss Wrinkie
Dilly Paul
Phomnacetio Leeichest Cape Tain
Chet Holcombe
Ira
Frances Carlton
Mary Ann Gray
Rita Beth McCutchen
Jo del Walton
Batey Macky
Ruby Overstreet
Jeyvee Wrinkle
Ginger Chirk
Yo Ho Smith
Bronte High
Conpreparational Methodist Church Weekend Services
Regular services are announced at the Brookshire community church this weekend. On Monday night October 1 Rev. G B Carnes of Wilmoore Kentucky will preach there. Rev Carnes is chairman of the General Conference Church Extension Board of the CM Church. The public is invited per Rev D Cox, pastor.
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Conprepational Methodist Church
Brookshire
G B. Carnes
Wilmoore
Revo Carnes
General Conference
C. M. Church
D. Cox
Market dynamics mix cattle prices and feed trends in Fort Worth week
Farmers faced higher feeder and calf costs as cattle prices edged up and grain prices remained volatile. Oklahoma and Kansas shipments influenced cash markets while packers reported steady demand for fed cattle. Prices cited include feeds and cattle moving through stocker regions with notable price shifts from the prior week.
Mrs PREDGE HOSTS PROGRESSIVE CLUB TEA
Mrs PREDGE hosted the Woman's Progressive Club at the Methodist church during a tea hour. Edward Vumb was the speaker for the evening, presenting colorful motion pictures from Mexico. Henry played piano tunes and led two special numbers for the group. Twenty nine members and guests attended.
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Mors
Methodiast Church
Edward Vumb
Mexico
Colorado
Lands Henry
Jolley Baby Born in San Angelo Hospital
Mr and Mrs Houston Jolley announce the birth of a daughter named Susan Jane on Thursday September 25 at Clinic Hospital San Angelo she weighed seven pounds four ounces at birth.
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Houston Jolley
Susan Jane
Clinic Hospital
San Angelo
Clean Up Set for Monday in Bronte Fire Prevention Week
Oct 5 to Oct 11 proclaimed for Fire Prevention Week in Bronte. Mayor O Whitt asks residents to clean up, place trash in bags for pickup by city trucks starting Monday. Demonstrations include posters at local schools as part of National Fire Prevention Week activities.
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TL O. Whitt
Bronte
Mayer Whitt
Esters
National Fire
LE Pepe
Reverend G M Rickles Relocates to Seminole Parish
Reverend G M Rickles moves from his pastorate at First Baptist to Seminole effective October 1. He and his wife retire to the Seminole area with family. services at the Papal church will be held Sunday morning and evening. Rickles previously served at Waslund College in Waslund.
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Rey Hobert
San Atos
Pape
Richie
Hackies
Bronte
Pores
Waslund College
Court Dismissals And Admits In Blackwell and Wingate
The document lists numerous names such as James Arthur Coal JW Leach, Mary Pruitt, Hoda McCutchen, Mrs. Mediaw, Barry Hillard, Phillips of Blackwell, and Derrek among others, noting dismissals or admissions on specific dates. Transfers include Weaver Mitchell to San Angelo.
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James Arthur
Diversity club hosts Stanley Adams travelogue night
The Diversity club met at Mrs. D. K. Glenn’s home last Thursday for a travelogue by Stanley Adams son of Mr and Mrs S F E Adams formerly of Robert Lee now of San Angelo. He shared moving pictures from trips through Arizona New Mexico Oregon Washington and Canada. A salad plate and iced tea were served to numerous members and guests.
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D. K. Glenn
Diversity Club
Stanley Adams
S. FE
Skinny) Adams
Robert Lee
San Angelo
Adams
Arizona
New Mexico
Oregon
Washington
Canada
Mmes. C. E. Arrott
Arnold F. Ball
Charles Boeveking
Clifford Clark
Vetal Flores
Robert Forman
Chet Holcombe
Cecil Kemp
J. B. Mackey
O. R. McQueen
Mack Powell
Wade Rees
J. M. Rippetoe
Collins Sayner
Otis Smith
H. A. Springer
Geo. Thomas
A. S. Whatley
Mmes
Edna Butner
Gentry
W. H. Maxwell, Jr
Bill Maxwell
Don Glenn
Barbara Ann Stevens
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