Longhorns Host Trent Gorillas Saturday Night Homecoming
The Longhorns shift their game with Trent to Saturday at 8 p.m. to accommodate Homecoming crowds. Keith Moris and Don Hageman are not at peak. Harris rating places Texas Class B top. Trent sits 31st with 72.2 strength. Coach Toliver expects victory but notes Trent’s competitiveness.
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Longhorns
Keith Moris
Don Hageman
Harris
Texas
Trent
Cecil Toliver
Daylight Saving Time Ends Next Saturday Night
The article notes clocks move back one hour to restore sleep. Supt. Ted Averitt of Helmleigh supports changing to a Class B football state playoff system, hoping it boosts the school's athletic program. opinions vary on extending state playoffs to football and other sports.
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Ted Averitt
Helmleigh
Averitt
Kids to see The Wonderful Tang at Angelo State College
Bronte grade school students from first through sixth will depart at 2 p.m. Saturday to San Angelo to attend a Department of Fine Arts presentation of The Wonderful Tang at Angelo State College. Admission is 50 cents.
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Bronte
San Angelo
Angelo State College
Department of Fine Arts
Wayne Arrott Elected Coke County Farm Bureau Head
Wayne Arrott was chosen president of Coke County Farm Bureau at its annual convention held last Saturday night at Bronte School. He succeeds Ben A. Boykin. Fred McCabe Jr. was named vice president and Mrs. C. E. Arrott was reelected secretary treasurer. New directors include Tom Williams Bronte Paul Burns Robert Lee Bobby Sanderson Blackwell Louis Gallaway Hayrick B D Snead Lance Le Drew Arrott Tennyson Frank Percifull Valley View Carroll Robbins Bronte Charles Davis Silver. A barbecue lunch preceded the business meeting and entertainment by Janet Lee Bennie Carol Og lesby. The Rev A S Masterson, pastor of First Methodist Church, spoke. Continued on Back Page.
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Wayne Arrott
Coke County Farm Bureau
Bronte School
Ben A. Boykin
Fred McCabe Jr
C. E. Arrott
Tom Williams
Bronte
Paul
Burns
Robert Lee
Bobby Sanderson
Blackwell
Louis Gallaway
Hayrick
B. D. Snead
Lance
le Drew Arrott
Tennyson
Frank Percifull
Valley View
Carroll Robbins
Charles Davis
Silver
Janet Lee
Bennie Carol Oglesby
A. S. Masterson
First Methodist Church
Purple Heart Awarded to Cpl Hallmark in Vietnam
Bronze Marine Lance Corporal Tommy Hallmark receives the Purple Heart for shrapnel wounds from battle in Vietnam. His aunt reports he described minor injuries to his right foot, right side, and left knee and that he has 41 days left in Southeast Asia before returning to the United States. He will report to Yuma, Arizona for duty after leaving the area.
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Tommy Hallmark
Vietnam
Zell Moore
Southeast Asia
U.S
Yuma
Ariz
Nurses From Bronte Gain State Association Roles
Three members of Division 58, Licensed Vocational Nurses Association, were elected to statewide offices at the convention October 18–22 in Houston. Bronte residents H C Murtishaw and Brady Mills joined James McAllister Ballinger on state boards and committees. The event at the Shamrock Hilton featured an address on the expanding role of licensed vocational nurses.
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Division 58
Licensed Vocational Nurses Association
Houston
Shamrock Hilton Hotel
H. C. Murtishaw
Bronte
Brady Mills
James McAllister
Ballinger
Jack Dismore
Raymond Collins
Division
Ardmore Couple and Wayne Visit McGuire Family
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hail and Wayne of Ardmore Oklahoma were guests over the October 14 weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. B. McGuire.
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W. H. Hail and
Wayne
Ardmore, Okla
C. B. McGuire
Bronte School Plans Full Homecoming Event
Ex students and teachers of Bronte School will gather Saturday for a full homecoming program. Activities begin at 5 p.m. with a pep rally, registration in the lunchroom, and a coffee hour until 7 p.m. A 25 cent registration fee applies. The football game features the Longhorns versus the Trent Gorillas and pregame recognitions include parents of players, plus halftime queen and sweet hearts. Ex students are urged to help spread the word as no invitations are issued.
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Bronte
Longhorns
Trent Gorillas
Eddie Alexander
Ex-Students Association
Alexander
Enterprise
Exes
Benny Corley
Crane
Fall Festival Set For November 4
Bronte Evening Lions Club and Bronte School faculty plan a Fall Festival on Saturday night November 4 featuring food and a carnival. Charles Taylor, local teacher and pantomimist, leads the program with a variety show from 8 to 9 30 p.m. Mexican food cake pie and drinks will be served in the school lunchroom. Everyone is invited.
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Bronte Evening Lions Club
Bronte School
Charles Taylor
Nine Bronte elementary students win fire poster certificates
Fire Chief Vernon Jackson awarded nine Bronte Elementary pupils with excellence certificates for fire prevention posters made for Fire Prevention Week. Bronze Fire Department presented the awards at a pep rally. Top posters by grade winners include Diana Arrott Norma Thompson Jean Ann Baughton Julie Snead Wayne Alexander Kim Arrott Marla Thompson Debbie Moon Savannah Caperton.
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Vernon Jackson
Bronte Elementary
Bronze Fire Department
Diana Arrott
Norma Thompson
Jean Ann Baughton
Julie Snead
Wayne Alexander
Kim Arrott
Marla Thompson
Debbie Moon
Savannah Caperton
Jackson
First Baptist Church Plans Parsonage Review
The building committee plans to present proposed parsonage plans to the church Wednesday night. The display will remain at the church until next Wednesday night November 1 for congregation voting.
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First Baptist Church
Absentee Voting Underway for Constitutional Amendments
Absentee voting began last Monday in the special election on the Constitutional Amendments. Ballots are available through County Clerk Winnie Waldrop. Tuesday, November 7, is the final day for absentee voting. Six proposed amendments to the State Constitution will be voted on in the special election.
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Winnie Waldrop
Lions Load Beulah Relief Clothing to Salvation Army
About 600 pounds of clothing were loaded by Lions Harry Morris and A. 8. Masterson for the Salvation Army in San Angelo. The items were donated by Bronze area residents for victims of Hurricane Beulah in the Rio Grande Valley. Other committee members include Dr. John R. Harris and Sam Wil-
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Beulah
Harry Morris
A. 8. Masterson
Salvation Army
San Angelo
Bronze
Rio Grands Valley
John R. Harris
Sam Wil
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