District Court to Meet in October in Robert Lee
Coke County Sheriff Paul Good announced the October 16 term will convene in Robert Lee with District Judge John F. Sutton presiding. Ralph Logan, the district attorney, will lead the state in several criminal cases on the docket as sixty four men are summoned for petty and grand jury duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Good
Coke County
District Court
Robert Lee
John F. Sutton
Ralph Logan
For Sale and Wanted Classified Notices
For sale Knota seed oats at 1.00 per bushel by Collins Sayner. Fork sale six eight and ten foot Aer motor double geared windmills and towers by Leeper Supply Co Robert Lee. Wanted used 150 of 250 gallon butane tanks contact W J Scott phone 127 box 482 Robert Lee. Royalties listing opportunity by Taylor Emerson registered dealer phone 111 or 7504 box 178 Bronte. Wrecker service day and night Home Motor Company with day and night phone numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins Sayner
Leeper Supply CO
Robert Lee
W. J. Scott
Taylor Emerson
Bronte
Sophomore Party Opens School Social Season
The Sophomores held the first party of the year with Gordon Creel and the team mothers hosting at the Robert Lee roller rink. Refreshments were provided by room mothers as the class social committee planned the affair. The Senior Class of 1951 purchased new class rings this week, causing excitement on their arrival last Thursday. Coach Jack The Price and the squad celebrated their 19 14 football win over Rochelle, praising the players for their fighting spirit and late surge. Plans for a student council are set to be discussed in next week’s Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Creel
Mines
Jack the Price
Gedit Rochelle
Congress Passes Communist Controls Bill After Filibuster
Congress approves the Communist controls bill despite President Truman veto. A 57 to 10 Senate vote enacts the measure after a dramatic 24 hour filibuster, with adjournment set to November 27. Senators Homer Ferguson of Michigan and Karl Mundt of South Dakota advocated passage.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Truman
Senate
Homer Ferguson
Michigan
Feft
Karl Mundt
South Dakota
FHA Girls to Attend State Fair on Saturday
Mrs. Royce Fancher Bronte school home economics teacher says thirty FHA girls will attend the State Fair in Dallas on Saturday for PFA and FUA day. They will travel in cars provided by patrons and depart at 4 a.m. returning that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royce Fancher
Bronte School
Dallas
Fancher
George Anderson
R. Richmond
White Auto Store Opens Toyland Exhibit for Christmas
Briton, owner of White Auto Store, designates Friday and Saturday as opening days for the toyland exhibit. A new complete line of toys and items arrives for the Christmas shopping season, with a large assortment on display starting Friday. He invites all to bring children to view the selections.
Auditors Complete Tax Records Review in Robert Lee
Auditors from the Comptroller's office in Austin reviewed the books of Sheriff and Tax Assessor-Collector Paul Good in Robert Lee last week. They focused on ad valorum tax records and motor vehicle sales tax records and found the books to be in excellent order.
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Comptroller's Office
Austin
Robert Lee
Paul Good
Good
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