Plans Announced for Annual PTA Halloween Carnival
The PTA outlines a Halloween carnival to be held Saturday night on October 27 with a 5:30 p.m. parade opening the event and the Spanish room opening at that time. Activities run until 9 p.m. including queen crowning based on penny votes from students and a long list of committee chairs led by J. F. Verner and Mrs. Royce Fancher among others.
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PTA
J. F. Verner
Spanish Room
Royce Fancher
J. T. Henry
Garland Black
R. W. Rees
Cecil Kemp
Chamber of Horrors
J. B. Morrow
A. B. Deans
Conda Richards
A. E. Bell, Jr
H. E. Phillips
Marvin Dorsey
H.T. Parker
E. F. Glenn
J. M. Rippetoe
Movsies
Oscar Dorsey
Osmo Black
I. C. Oden
Albert Grace
Vetal Flores
Willie May Glenn
Dart Games
D. E. Faulk
Dan Middleton
T. F. Sims, Jr
Joe Simpson
Douglas Brown
Bill Wrinkle
Dwain Pruitt
T. E. Tidwell
Clifford Hageman
Edward Cumbie
Royce Lee
Carroll Robbins
Matthew Caperton
Mary. Walker
Ralph Richards
Happy vacation note hints at more routine items next week
A brief message promises continued coverage of the usual items in the newspaper next week, with the note noting a vacation period. No specific names, dates, or events are provided.
Kickapoo Dams Discussion Scheduled by Lions Club
D. K. Glenn, secretary of Coke County Soil Conservation District, said Kickapoo Creeks dams north of Bronte will be talked over at a Lions Club meeting Friday at noon in the Cactus Cafe. County conservationist A. V. Sheppard will attend to explain the project and answer questions.
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D. K. Glenn
Board of Supervisors
Coke County Soil Conservation District
Kickapoo
Bronte
Lions Club
A. V. Sheppard
Cactus Cafe
Glenn
Sheppard
1957 Chevrolets on Display at Caperton Next Friday
Caperton Chevrolet Co will display four new 1957 Chevrolet models on Friday October 19. E L Caperton and Matthew Caperton invite all visitors to inspect the upgrades, with refreshments gifts and prizes offered to men women and children.
Rites Held For Will Walton Bronte Pioneer
Last rites for Will C Walton 91 were read at Bronte First Baptist Church with Rev Reuben Blake and Rev Douglas Brown officiating. Burial in Fairview cemetery directed by Clift Funeral Home. Walton a Bronte resident since 1896 served as deacon 56 years and was a charter member of Bronte WOW Lodge. He died Oct 6 1956 on his 91st birthday. Survivors include wife four sons and six daughters. Fifteen members from Kickapoo Baptist attended a district BTS meeting at Santa Anna last Sunday.
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W. C
Will) Walton
Bronte First Baptist Church
Reuben Blake
Southland
Douglas Brown
Fairview Cemetery
Clift Funeral Home
Will Walton
Keetsville
W. T
Nancy Ruth Walton
Big Spring
Walton
Bronte
Bronte Baptist Church
Kickapoo
New Court House Dedication Saturday in Coke County
Coke County celebrates the dedication of its new Court House next Saturday October 13 with a 3 p.m. program in the district courtroom followed by open house from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. county officials and staff will guide visitors through the modern fireproof building featuring terrazzo floors acoustical ceilings air conditioning and aluminum glass blocks.
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Coke County
Court House
Pausis pinoDssauors
Wyatt C. Hedrick
Fr. Wonth
Bronte
Robert Lee
Suggs Construction Co
Big Spring
Bronte Longhorns Open District Play at Hermleigh
Bronte Highs head to Hermleigh to face the Cardinal 6-B opponent in a district opener as Bronte seeks a 6-0 start while Hermleigh eyes momentum after a prior win. The matchup follows Bronte's No. 3 area rating and Hermleigh’s 4th spot in the region.
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Bronte
Longhorns
Cardinal
Hermleigh
Abilene
Rochester
Cardinals
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R. E. Johnson
Bob Wilson
Nannie Pearson
John Coulson
Vera Thomas
Hurlin Lee
Clark Glenn
Hiram Brock
Turney Casey
Jesse Parker
James Lee
J. B. Mackey
Vernon Glenn
Ernest Ivey
W. W.thetford
Foy L. Moore
New Court House
Waltz Studios
Enterprise
Helmleigh
Trent
Loraine
Gorillas
Steers
Roby
Eldorado
Stanton
Menard Trent
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