Community guests and gatherings noted in Brookshire
Sunday dinners and suppers feature extensive guest lists from nearby towns including Big Spring Abilene San Angelo and Tennyson. The report covers church activities rain aided farming conditions and a community 42 party at the Klattenhoff club house with local winners named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Holland
Johnny Johnson
Jim Clark
J. C. Boatright
James Holland
Vickie
Tony
Big Spring
A. J. Essary
Arthur McGuffin
Eola
Clarence Essary
San Angelo
Hampton Thomas
Tennyson
Charlie Myers
Banner
Bill Campbell
Bradford
Annette
Joe Simpson
Joie and
Sherry
Bronte
J. B. Arrott
Tim and
Jim
Franklin Thomas
Less Webb
Homer Clark
Etta Marks
Jerry Landers
Runnels Baptist Association
Miles Baptist Church
Luther Nixon
Oscar Isbell
Lonnie Hester
Lloyd and
Gary
Winters
J. C. Boatrights
G. L. Cook
Jay
Fort Worth
Dee Foster
Herbert Hollands
Carl Florence
Ballinger
Rock Garden Club
Rob Springer
Klattenhoff Club
Herman Heinze
Bert Hester
Barron
Social visit and convention attendance in Dallas
Mr and Mrs H W Smith of Lubbock spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Claude Ditmore. The Ditmores attended the county judges and commissioners convention in Dallas and also went to the State Fair. Mrs Alene Latham visited her son Hervey Latham and family in Robert Lee Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Hurt
Maverick
Sonora
Ben Berry
Mr. Berry
Herbert Hollands
J. W. Caudle
Hardin-Simmons
Abilene
Vicki
Beckie
Victor
Patricia
Lonnie Hedges
Willard Caudle
Hedges
J. W
San Angelo
Verlin Oats
Temple Baptist Church
Charles Ray Brown
Tennyson
Charlie Browns
Gary Gleghorn
Miles
T. G. Gleghorn
Luther Nixon
Aubrey Currie
Norton
W. B. Curry
Tim
Jim aArrott
J. C. Boatright
Herbert Holland
Jewel Curry
Verlin Oates
Mary Evelyn
H. W. Smith
Lubbock
Claude Ditmore
Dallas
Alene Latham
Hervey Latham
Robert Lee
Texas Crude Oil Production Drops in 1958 Outlook
Texas crude oil production is expected to fall below one billion barrels for 1958, with about 940 million barrels anticipated from Texas wells, 14 percent below 1957. The Texas Railroad Commission limits output to demand, while reserves could support higher rates if needed. wells exceed 185,000 but per-well yields decline from 18.5 in 1956 to about 14 barrels daily in 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Texas Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association
Oil Progress Week
Texas Railroad Commission
Wells Schedule Impacts Output At Bronte Shop
If wells had kept to prior-year pace the daily yield would have fallen to about 13 barrels. The Bronte shop notes a slower-than-expected flow, suggesting reduced production efficiency and lingering supply challenges.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brookshire Browsings
G. Gleghorn
Gary Greghorn
Mrs. W. Y. Boatright
Tennyson News
Betty Crocker
Jack Sprat
Catsup
Stockton - Bot
White House
Supreme Crackers
Coke County
Kimbel
Hormel Midwest
Kimbell Biscuits
Kimbell
Margarine
State of
Commissioners’ Court
Commissioners’ Court OF
J. L. Tinkler