Bronte Shorthorns Reinforce Undefeated Season With 12-6 Win
Bronte Shorthorns beat Robert Lee Dogies 12 to 6 to stay perfect in district play. Keith McCutchen scored the first Bronte TD while Jasso answered for Robert Lee and final minutes saw Bronte seal the win with strong defense and late drives. The victory keeps Bronte undisputed in the south zone as they prepare for Hermleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronte
Shorthorns
Robert Lee Dogies
Wss
Jayton
Loraine
Robert Lee
Keith McCutchen
Dogies
Daniel Jasso
Jasso
Joe Key
Jack Thomason
McCutchen
Joe Basquez
James Vaughn
Dodson
Robert ‘Lee
Fields
Noah Pruitt Jr Elected Head of Ex-Students Assn
Noah Pruitt Jr was elected president of the Bronte Ex Students Association at a Saturday meeting after noon. Bill Thomas and Benny Corley became vice presidents with Mrs J B Arrott as secretary and Mrs LeDrew Arrott as treasurer. The tea, hosted by Zeta Delta Home Demonstration Club, was at 2 pm in the school lunchroom. Approximately 80 ex students attended, with others arriving for the Longhorn Cardinal game at 7:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Pruitt Jr
Assn
Bronte Ex- Students Association
Zeta Delta Home Demonstration Club
Bill Thomas
Benny Corley
J. B. Arrott
LeDrew Arrott
Zeta Delta Club
Bob Wrinkle
Bronte High
Longhorn Cardinal
Pruitt
Lisa Lee Honored On Birthday With Party
Mrs. Martin Lee celebrated her daughter Lisa’s third birthday Saturday morning with games and presents then served cake and punch assisted by her mother. Guests included Barry and Rusty Corley, Joey and Debbie Luckett, DeeAnna Arrott, Lindy Butler, Sheila Lee, Mindy McCutchen, and others from Eden and Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Lee
Lisa
Lee
Calvin McCutchen
Barry
Rusty Corley
Joey
Debbie Luckett
DeeAnna Arrott
Lindy Butler
Steve Toliver
Guy Latimer
John Halamicek
Sheila Lee
Mindy McCutchen
Eden
Mmes
Benny Corley
J. B. Arrott
Gene Halamicek
Bill Luckett
Ken McCutchen
Funeral for 62 year old Coke County rancher Jahew Jameson
Jahew Jameson 62 of Silver died after a car pickup collision at Highway 206 and Farm Road 1672. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Silver Baptist Church with burial in McKenzieville Cemetery. Survivors include his wife three daughters four brothers and three sisters. Investigating officials cited the pickup strike as the fatal impact with occupants of the other car hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Baptist ‘Church
Jahew Jameson
Coke County
McKenzieville
Willams Funeral Home
Jameson
Silver
Mr. Jameson
Juanice Green
Edwin Jameson
Fritch
Homer
Allen Jameson
Fred Jameson
San Angelo
Alice Humble
Midland
Jettie Tubb
Blackwell
Clara Walker
Wayne McCabe
J. P. Jameson
Myrle Jameson
Ramey Jameson
G. A. Jameson
Melvin Tubb
J. B. Walker
Maurice Duncan
William Black
W. ‘D. .McDaniel
San. Angelo
McDaniel
Rites Monday for D. K. Smith 61
Funeral services were held in Burnet for D. K. Smith 61 who died Saturday in a Burnet hospital. Burial followed in Burnet cemetery. He was a retired Humble Oil employee and had lived in Bronte 1948 1959. He survived by his wife a son Billy of California two daughters Mrs L L Wilkins Jr of Houston and Louise of Libya North Africa his mother and a sister of Pampa Texas. Attending included Joe Smith T O Spiller Guy Strickland and L L Wilkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnet
D. K. Smith
Smith
Humble Oil Co
Bronte
Billy
California
L. L. Wilkins Jr
Houston
Louise
Libya
North Africa
Pampa
Texas
Joe Smith
T. O. Spiller
Guy Strickland
L. L. Wilkins
Exemptions Dena Jean Pope Born in Ro bert Lee Ro bert Lee
Exemptions Dena Jean Pope is the newborn daughter of Mr and Mrs Calvin Pope. She was born Friday October 22 in West Coke County Hospital Ro bert Lee weighing 7 pounds 14 ounces. Grandparents are Opal Beaver of Bronte and Frank Pope of Menard. The couple has two older children Karla aged five and Collin aged four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dena Jean
Calvin Pope
West Coke County Hospital
Robert Lee
Opal Beaver
Bronte
Frank Pope
Menard
Karla
Collin
Mrs Glenn Speaks on Travel at Sorosis Club
Mrs Clark Glenn addressed the Sorosis Study Club at the home of Mrs Bill Clark on Open Doors to Travel in the United States. A refreshment plate followed for Mmes Barbee Boecking Fancher Lee McDonald Rawlings Richards Glenn and Clark.
Progress on Colorado River district lake project outlined
ORMWD manager O H Ivie reports steady progress on the lake at the Colorado River just above Robert Lee. Core drilling will finish in 10 days to two weeks and surveying is about 30 percent complete. Land appraisals will follow as data arrives, with negotiations for land purchases beginning afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado River Municipal Water District
Colorado River
Robert Lee
O. H. Ivie
ORMWD
George Thompson
Sweetwater
Clyde Berry
Clyde
Colorado State University At
Fort Collins
Freese, Nichols
Endress
Fort Worth
Ivie
Juie
Robert Lee- Sterling City State Highway
Angelo State College Names Nine As Honor Winners
The list includes Neth Wilkins Jimmy Wells Ridhie Glenn Wesley Murphy Ray Sis som LaJan Riker Ida Lee Parker and Jackie Corley as honored individuals affiliated with Angelo State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neth Wilkins
Jimmy Wells
Ridhie Glenn
Wesley Murphy
Ray Sissom
LaJan Riker
Ida Lee Parker
Jackie Corley
Angelo State College
Local Visitors Noted In Weekend Calls
Mr and Mrs Jimmy Irwin of Lubbock visited last weekend with her mother Mrs Myrtle Keeney. Mr and Mrs Kenneth McCutchen and daughter of Eden visited Mr and Mrs C M McCutchen. Mr and Mrs Jim Watson of Abilene visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Stanley Daulong. Rev and Mrs Harry Morris are in Houston this week attending the Southern Baptist States Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Irwin
Lubbock
Myrtle Keeney
Kenneth McCutchen
Eden
C. M. McCutchen
Jim Watson
Abi- Tene
Stanley Daulong
Harry Morris
Houston
Southern Baptist States Convention
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vaughn
Lisa Lee
Bill Clark
Dublin
Reva Clark
Waco
Ettie Self
Jhew Ja Jameson
Abilena Voice
Mr. and
State of
Walter
Sterling
Fel Worms
Allen
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