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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1960
Page
3
Progressive Business and Civic-Minded People of San Angelo and Vicinity praise Frances Cheault and H. M. Chastain for their calm, unostentatious efforts aiding growth and development in San Angelo and the surrounding country.
The community recognizes William C Wilson Jr a licensed land surveyor with an office at 1514 West Beauregard for steady unobtrusive service. He is praised for contributing to civic movements and the public good and is recommended as a citizen who benefits the district.
The piece extols Walton V. Chappell of City Refrigeration & Appliance at 427 South Oakes as a progressive, civic-minded San Angelo businessman. It highlights his wide experience in refrigeration, air conditioning, heating and cooling, his reliability, and his community contributions. The article commends readers to regard him with pride and wishes him further success.
H M Chastain and Frances D Chenault of the San Angelo Transfer Co at 116 West 4th, agents for North American Van Lines, are highlighted as progressive civic-minded citizens who contribute to local business and community life.
A San Angelo tribute lauds Mayme K. Daniel for honesty, dependable judgment, and deep knowledge of oil property and leasing. Her Mc Burnett Building office and steady public service mark her as a leading, progressive, respected local businesswoman.
Clifford Thetford and H. M. Harrell of Jennings Garage at 2218 North Chadbourne are recognized for their civic spirit and leadership in San Angelo. The two businessmen are praised for honesty, skill, and ongoing support to local projects benefiting the community and city’s prestige.
The article praises Bonnie Watts of Bonnie Watts Ceramics at 1525 Preusser for civic leadership. It notes her business success and public-spirited contributions to community development and projects benefiting the city, predicting continued achievements.
In San Angelo West Texas Billie Hanks of Billie Hanks Enterprises at 715 Rust is cited for foresight in community growth and his support of civic projects. He is recognized for promoting Fort Concho Museum at 714 Burgess and for his ongoing contributions to the city’s progress.
In San Angelo a feature tribute highlights Grant Richards of the Texas Garage 108 Hardeman Pass for his mechanical skill in auto repair and maintenance and his generous city service and civic spirit acknowledged by many friends and colleagues.
The notice commends Grant Richards for his upright business methods and fair play, expressing confidence in his continued assistance to the community for many years to come.
James R. Petty of Petty's Honey at 4005 Christoval Road is recognized as a progressive San Angelo businessman. The tribute praises his public service, honest business practices, and enduring goodwill in the district.
The San Angelo note lauds Jack Bates as a progressive, community minded businessman who operates the Jack Bates Ranch Store on the Big Spring Highway. His service to the city and readiness to assist on public projects earn wide patronage and praise from locals.
San Angelo honors Emmett Eddy of Arrow Plastics at 2822 North Randolph for his wide acquaintance and unselfish contributions to the community. He is praised for upright methods and fair practices, reflecting a record of service and trusted leadership in local development.
James L. Burns of the Penguin Body Shop at 34 East Concho in San Angelo is praised as a progressive business man with deep automotive repair and painting knowledge. His success in business supports his civic efforts and contribution to the city’s development.
San Angelo business figure Coy W. Tolbert at 524 West Beau regard is recognized for civic involvement and successful service in his Limb and Brace shop. He is praised for honesty, friendliness, and ongoing commitment to community enterprise in the area.
The San Angelo edition salutes Hubert A. and Lillian Crain of Stanley Home Products at 1122 West Beauregard for their many city services and achievements in business. They are widely respected, dependable, and ready to support local projects, making them assets to the community and notable progressive citizens.
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