Card of Thanks and TV Debates Mentioned in Social Notes
A local notice thanks friends for sympathy and gifts for Harold Sheppard and Marguerite H. Gailey recounts illness gratitude. Also mentions Kennedy Nixon debate coverage on Abilene TV channel and Meet the Press appearance by Kennedy on Oct 16 with references to World Book and Child Craft. Sunday guests from Miles Bronte Victoria Georgetown and Bronte are listed with families visiting Mr J C Boatright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Sheppard
Sen. Kennedy
Abilene
J. C. Boatright
W. Y. Boatright
Doyle Greghorn
Butch
Gregory Davis
Miles
Bobby Gene Boatright
Victoria
Allen Altman
Georgetown
C. H. Hester
Luther
J. B. Arrott
Bronte
Reserve District 11 Bank Report Bronte TX 1960
Reserve District No 11 reports the First National Bank of Bronte Texas at October 3 1960 showing assets of 2 560 049 50 and deposits totaling 2 285 196 33 with capital accounts 74 853 17. It lists cash balances loans and government backed assets among total assets and liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank OF Bronte
Texas
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Weekend guests visit across multiple Texas cities
Weekend visitors included Fay and Lila Moore hosts for Kenneth McCutchen and Jean Moore of Lubbock, Robert L. Moore of Austin, Annette Duncan of San Angelo, and Pvt. Lee Millican who left for Alaska. Other gatherings included Brady hosts the Simpsons and Taylor households, Waco visitors the Rogers, and a Texas U. weekend with Bob Wrinkle at the Texas Baylor game in Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Moore
Kenneth McCutchen
Jean Moore
Lubbock
Robert L. Moore
Austin
Annette Duncan
San Angelo
Lee Millican
Millican
Alaska
Joe B. Simpson
D. E. Taylor
Lee Craft
Brady
von Simpson
Fieldcreek
Harold Simpson
Simpsons
Leon Rogers
Waco
Leonard Fletcher
Henderson Vinson
Bob Wrinkle
Texas- Baylor
D. W. Sims
Ronnie Sims
Robert Lee
Texas U
Mrs Ridgway Addresses Diversity Club On Garden Activity
Mrs. Tom Ridgway of San Angelo spoke to the Diversity Club on garden activity at their Thursday meeting with host Mrs. D. K. Glenn. Attendees included Mrs. Ridgway’s mother Mrs. Frank Coe of Philadelphia and Mines, F. S. Higginbotham, L. T. Youngblood, C. C. Glenn, Joe Carter, Mattie Glenn, Edna Butner, and O. H. Willoughby, plus numerous members and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Ridgway
San Angelo
Diversity Club
D. K. Glenn
Frank Coe
Philadelphia and Mines
F. S. Higginbotham
L. T. Youngblood
C. C. Glenn Joe Carter
Mattie Glenn
Edna Butner
O. H. Willoughby
Teachers head to national FFA convention in Kansas City
Frank Brownfield a Virginia teacher and Wayne King FFA District 14 Area II representative traveled to Kansas City Missouri for the national FFA convention. The Santa Fe railway sponsored the trip and they will return Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brownfield
Wayne King
Kansas City
The
Santa Fe Railway
Mrs Bill Clark Hosts Sorosis Club Meeting
Mrs. Bill Clark hosted the Sorosis Club gathering at her home on Thursday night October 6. Mrs. Joe Rawlings spoke on Our Federation Home and a brief business session was held with coffee and cake served to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Clark
Sorosis Club
Joe Rawlings
Rawlings
E. F
Also Mentioned on This Page
Airea
Charles Knierim
L. H. Lammers
World Book and
Jeff Dean
Ife
John Harris
Fox
Central Drug Store
Ozarka
Central Drug
2Snup Bronte
Marguerite H. Gailey
AVON
Patsy Leigh
Tfc
Ballinger, Texas
Reserve District No
Commodity Credit Corporation
B. D. Snead
J. B. Mackey
Edward Rawlings
Earl F. Glenn
State OF Texas
Mrs. Ridgway
Clifford Clark
Vetal Flores
J. T. Henry
Cecil Kemp
R. C. Lasswell
O. R. McQueen
Ernestine Powell
R. W. Rees
Collins Sayner
T. F. Sims
Otis Smith
Vera Thomas
Joe G. Wilkins
James Arthur Coalson
Glenn Jones
Meadow
Leslie Lammers
Ray Coalson
Texas Theatre
Bronze
Marjorie Main
Arthur Hunnicutt
Ozarks
Matinee Sun
Anthony Perkins
Jane Fonda
Richard M. Nixon
Richard Nixon
America
Khrushchev
Democrats
Nixon & Lodge
Allan Shivers
Cha
W. 15Th
Kein
Pol
Cello
Folger'’S Coffee
Kimbell
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