Pool Well Service Expands Across Bronte San Angelo Area
Pool Well Service operates with sixty employees seven work rigs and twenty five trucks serving Bronte, San Angelo and Fort Chadbourne field areas. Owned by Frank M. Pool and R W Pete Gerlich the firm specializes in well completion workovers and general oil field construction. They maintain offices in San Angelo Bronte Schleicher county and Big Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pool Well Servicing Company
Frank M. Pool
R. W
Pete) Gerlich
San Angelo
Fort Chadbourne
Bronte
Pool
Erate
Schleicher
Big Lake
Ft. ‘Chadbourne
Paul
Charlie Phillips
Tom Smith
J. C. Thorne
Win‘ters
J. H. Overstreet
Humble Camp Workers Listed as Bronte and Sort Chadbourne Field Crews
The Bronte Humble camp lists nine houses with plans to add three or four more. Names include Foy Moore A J Vaughan J E Scott Bill Looney A A Proctor J O Riley Jim Williams Bill Terry Bill Clark Ww Gardner Sid Evans Jr and others. In Sort Chadbourne field crews list Ira Carter L V Boggus Thurman Blaylock W T Dub Davis Lester Jernigan James Wells James Bell G N Strickland Henry Shields Bill Harris Lloyd Carroll Gale Gardinerr Troy Harter Charlie Stone Hal Langford John Stanley J Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronte
Foy Moore
A. J. Vaughan
J. E. Scott
Bill Looney
A. A. Proctor
J. O. Riley
Jim Williams
Bill Terry
Bill Clark
Ww. C
Skinny) Gardner
Sid Evans, Jr
Bronte Humble
Chadbourne Field
Ira Carter
L. V. Boggus
Thurman Blaylock
Henry Shields
Bill Harris
Lloyd Carroll
Gale Gardinerr
Troy Harter
Charlie Stone
Hal Langford
John Stanley
J. Campbell
Baptist Church Hosts Runnels Association Women Meeting
The W M U of Baptist churches hosted the Runnels Annual Association meeting on October 9 with sixty four women attending all day. The theme Be Thou faithful and I will give thee a Crown of Life Rev 2 10. Lunch was served. Morning program Pearls Rubies featured local W M A presidents and special music. Afternoon session opened at 1 pm with Blue Sapphires Garnet Amethyst including installation of officers and closing message by Rev C W Hedrick.
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Ladies of the Baptist
Runnels Annual Association
Cecil Patton
Aubrey Denman
L. E. Smith
Bronte
N. T. Gault
Maverick
Lora Bell Brown
Robert Lee
Focal Church
Mrs Webb Hosts J Y S S Class Meeting at Home
Mrs Lester Webb entertained the J Y S S class of the Baptist church at her home on October 7. Rol call invoked scriptures from Ruth with Gertrude Gray recounting the Ruth story. Officers elected included President Chester Harwell and other vice presidents, secretary and treasurer, group captains, and a love offering organizer.
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Lester Webb
J. Y
Baptist Church
Ruth
Gertrude Gray
Chester Harwell
Collins Sayner
Ella Clyde Black
M. J. Lasswell
Robert Forman
Frank Keeney
Buford McShan
Tom Williams
W. H. Robertson
Carrie Williams
Vera Flores
B. J. Timmons
Milas Ella Clyde Black
Fellowship Class Party Elects Officers at Methodist Church
The Fellowship class held a party at the Methodist church Monday night and elected D. K. Glenn president, George Thomas vice president, Mrs J. T. Henry secretary, and Mrs. Bonnie McAulay and Mrs. Clifford Clark treasurers. Refreshments of pie and coffee were served and the group played 42. Mrs. A S Whatley is teacher of the class.
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D. K. Glenn
George Thomas
J. T. Henry
Bonnie McAulay
Clifford Clark
Local items from Snyder and Bronte area
Local notes show Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller visiting in the Jack Price home in Snyder. Columbus Day observances in San Angelo included a Field Mass with Father Fidelis and Bishop Fitzsimmons from Amarillo. Naval personnel Herbert Brigman reported to San Diego for orders. Texas Tech students Don Daniels and Bobby Duncan home for weekend visits. The Whitt family left for Texas points including Waco Goldthwaite and Cherokee for vacation. Weaver Mitchell in serious condition at a local hospital after earlier treatment in San Angelo. Leonard Kevil of San Angelo plans to move to Coleman County to work on the Edward Rawling ranch. David Hayley of Coos Bay, Oregon, visiting Bronte family. Joe Weekes and daughter from Ranger spent weekend with Mrs. W. C. Gardner. Rams-Range football game attended. Cora Beth Whatley and Nelda Nelson, both Andrews nursing students, staying with A. S. Whatley family in Shannon Hospital School of Nursing context.
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Frank Miller
Snyder
Jack Price
A. M. Neel
Jo Ann
Marcie
San Angelo
Father Fidelis
Ftzsimmons
Amarilo
Herbert Brigman
San Diego
Calif
Brigman
Navy
Bobby Duncan
Clint Duncan
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Don Daniels
J. D. Huffaker
Don
H. O. Whitt
Texas
Waco
Goldthwaite
Cherokee
Whitts
Weaver Mitchell
Shannon Hospital
Leonard Kevil
Bronte
Coleman County
Edward Rawling
David Hayley
Coosbay
Oregon
R. L. Hayley
Clifford Clark
Joe Weekes
Ranger
W. C. Gardner
Gardner
A. S. Whatley
Rickie
Cora Beth Whatley
Ark and Dove Club Holds First Fall Meeting
The Ark and Dove Catholic Study club held its first fall meeting October 3 at the home of Mrs. Frank Dickey in Robert Lee with Father Fidelis presiding. Bible history was discussed as Catholic Bible Week observed linking to Gutenberg’s 1452 printing of the Catholic Bible. Refreshments were served to attendees including Mrs. Price of Bronte and Mr. Burnett of San Angelo. inquiries on future meetings were welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ark and Dove Catholic Study Club
Frank Dickey
Robert Lee
Father Fidelis
John Gutenberg
Mainz
Germany
Mmes
Frank Percifull
A. V. Hughes
F. S. Dickey
R. A.stroud
A. M. Neel
Jack Price
Bronte
James Burnett
San Angelo
Miss Hawkins Delivers Citizenship Film Talk at Club
The Progressive Club met at Mrs. Edna Butner’s home with Miss Eudora Hawkins of Athlene presenting a film and discussion titled The Price of Freedom. Guests included several members and visitors from Robert Lee Bronte and Bronte area. a salad plate followed for listed members.
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Edna Butner
Eudora Hawkins
Athlene
Miss Hawkins
Mmes
Marvin Simpson
Bruce Clift
Cortez Russell
Robert Read
Robert Lee
Otis Smith
D. K. Glenn
E. C. Rawlings
A. J. Rawlings
Fred McDonald
Bronte
Wanda Jean Word Weds D Stevens in Hobbs New Mexico
Wanda Jean Word and Douglas Ray Stevens wed in a double ring ceremony on October 3 at 6 p m in Hobbs New Mexico. The bride, daughter of T E Tidwell and Mrs Tidwell of Bronte, and the groom, son of Ed and Hollis Stevens of Happy Valley, will reside on the Stevens ranch.
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Wanda Jean Word
Douglas Ray Stephens
Hobbs New Mexico
T. E. Tidwell
Bronte
Ed Stevens
Happy Valley
U. S.army
Hollis Stevens
Hobbs
Carlsbad
New Mexico
el Paso
Texas
Points
Old Mexico
Stevens Ranch
Kickapoo WMA Holds October Meeting at Mrs Beaver Home
The Kickapoo Baptist church WMA held its regular monthly district meeting on October 7 at the home of Mrs. C. D. Beaver. A covered dish luncheon was served at noon.
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WMA
Kickapoo Baptist Church
C. D. Beaver
Church Meeting Plans Next at Mrs Dwain Pruitt Home
The day’s theme centered on Christ is Soon Coming with talks by members and Rev Clyde W Coleman pastor. About 15 members, 5 children, and the pastor attended the gathering.
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Christ
Clyde W. Coleman
Dwain Pruitt
Family Relations Topic At Diversity Club Meeting
The Diversity Club met last Thursday at Mrs. Clifford Clark’s home with the theme Family Relations. Mrs. D. K. Glenn spoke on How to Be a Good Mother In Law and Grandmother while Mrs. J. T. Henry discussed Keeping Up With Teen Agers. Refreshments served to members including Mrs. Vetal Flores and Mrs. J. T. Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Clark
D. K. Glenn
J. T. Henry
Mmes. Vetal Flores
Robert Forman
Chet Holcombe
Cecil Kemp
O. R. McQueen
Mack Powell
Wade Rees
Otis Smith
H. A. Springer
Geo. Thomas
A. S. Whatley
Joe G. Wilkins
T. F. Sims, Jr
Mrs McKown Hosts Sorosis Study Club Meeting
Members of the Sorosis Study Club gathered this week at the home of Mrs McKown for a club program and discussion. Mrs McKown welcomed attendees and led the session with a brief report on upcoming activities.
Bond burning planned by Lions after AAU bond conversion
A short business meeting of the club approved transferring their cancelled Athletic Association bond to the Lions for a bond burning ceremony. The program titled The Blunt Truth About Asia was presented by Mrs. Royce Fancher. Refreshments included cheese sandwiches potato chips cookies and Cokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill McKown
Athletic Association
Lions Club
Asia
Royce Fancher
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