Reed No 3 Abandoned After Test Near Bronte
Millican No 1 well 14 miles west of Bronte prepares to spud as Reed No 3 Ellenburger test is abandoned after a 40 foot mud recovery. Sun No 1 Beatrice Anderson completes with 212 barrels daily potential.
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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1948
Page
1
Millican No 1 well 14 miles west of Bronte prepares to spud as Reed No 3 Ellenburger test is abandoned after a 40 foot mud recovery. Sun No 1 Beatrice Anderson completes with 212 barrels daily potential.
Weekend visitors included the Blackwell and Roscoe groups with Walter Sanders hosting. The Blackwell Hornets lost 51-6 to Divide last Friday, first touchdown by Bob Henderson. next game vs Highland at Highland Thursday.
We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for thoughtful acts during our grief. Since we cannot thank each person individually, we appreciate your efforts and prayers. May God bless you all. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Lewallen, Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Lewallen, Mr. and Mrs. David Longoria, Mrs Willie Honeycutt.
Dolan Mackey, son of Mr and Mrs Maslin, will begin basic training in the Air Force this week. The move marks the latest step in his military service as he departs to start boot camp.
The WSCS held a week of prayer and self denial with an all day church meeting. A noon covered dish luncheon followed. Mrs. A. Riker led the morning devotion on Gods Concern for Us and Mrs. Alvin Mauldin the afternoon on Silence and Discovery. Names of speakers and regions included were Mines, Percifull, Kirkland, Sims, Bridges, Dean, Carlisle, Modgling and Phillips. Mrs. Taylor was pianist. Offerings from the event supported work in the United States, China and Alaska.
The Blackwell OES chapter met for a regular meeting with a special program honoring the 23rd anniversary. Mrs Opal Jordan coordinated a theme Building a House with a lighted Eastern Star memorial while Louise Little and Spurgeon Smith led addresses and a chorus. A large cake, Bible with pink roses, and tea refreshments followed the program. the chapter retains 15 of its original charter members.
The Jeff Deans and Otis Smiths hosted a small gathering at the Smith residence last week. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Henry, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ball, Dr. Glenn and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Boecking of Bronte, Mr. and Mrs. Lem Cowley, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Dean, Douglas and Janice Dean, Bob Baker, Harold Sheppard of Robert Lee, and Katherine Parrish of San Angelo.
The Methodist Church announces a Sunday service schedule led by Pastor Alvin R. Mauldin with Church School at 10 am, Morning Worship at 11 am, and Evening Worship at 7 pm featuring The Meaning of Protestantian.
First Lieutenant Ver don T. Allen was buried with full military honors after a service by the Robert Lee American Legion. He died August 20, 1944, in a bombing raid over southern France aboard a B-26 Marauder of the 12th Air Force. Survivors include his parents six sisters and three brothers. Interment was at McKenzie Cemetery. Clift Funeral Home directed arrangements.
The Make It Yourself With Wool Style Show will be held November 11 from 2 30 to 5 30 pm at San Angelo Junior College with a tea following. There is no charge and all interested in wool and mohair are invited to view contestants modeling all wool suits coats and dresses and to tour the junior college.
Bronte Longhorns prevent a Roby Lions win in a 7-7 draw after a late fourth quarter rally. Roby led 7-0, Bob Rister scored for Roby in the second, Arrott to Stevens set up Bronte's tying score, Westbrook suffered a broken rib and other injuries were minor. Bronte travels to Hermleigh next, facing a top district contender.
Funeral services were held for Mrs. J. V. Davis at Winters Presbyterian Church with Rev. Anson T. P. Dewey officiating. Interment followed at Parrview Cemetery in Winters. Spill Funeral Home arranged the arrangements. She is survived by four children, three daughters, fourteen grandchildren, seven great grandchildren, and one sister.
The First Baptist Church announces Sunday School at 10 a.m. Morning worship follows, with an evening preaching service at 7 p.m.
The Seniors enjoyed setting up pins at the bowling alley for their queen candidate and invited classmates to Joan’s house for hot dogs after a busy night. The event spotlighted a carnival crowning high and grammar school queens with listed participants, train bearers, announcers, and sponsors.
Franklin's Dress Shop in San Angelo Texas apologizes to Mrs A W Littlefield of Robert Lee for an error on a check that was not changed from First National Bank of San Angelo to First National Bank of Bronte. The shop says it regrets the embarrassment caused.
The event at the courthouse in Robert Lee will be on Saturday November 6 with public viewing from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Coke County women display handwork canning and a baking division. Winners will be judged then home baked items sold after judging.
Bronte Boy Scouts held a meeting Monday night October 25 in the education building of the Methodist Church. Attendees included Jimmie Best Eddie Roe Alexander Bobbie Tucker Alvin Mauldin Jr Donald Maul din Billie Ray Scott Jimmie Foster Gaull Lammers and Rev Alvin Ro Macuidue. Next meeting set for Monday night November 1.
The piece extols public schools as central to civilization and character formation. It urges strong support from patrons and parents, noting the school’s success hinges on parental cooperation, and imagines equal parental backing for pastors and church schools.
Mrs G Boswell, WSCS promotional secretary from Sar An gelo, was principal speaker at a seated tea Friday October 22 in the home of Mrs BOF Bridges. Her talk titled Our Duty to God and the Church, followed by a round table discussion and light tea for about 15 guests with several out of town visitors.
Mrs. Charlie Boecking and Mrs. L T Youngblood recently visited East and Central Texas. They called on relatives, attended the state fair, and Mrs Boecking joined a Baylor university reunion for alumni.
Miss Leah Jackson representing the American Red Cross spoke to the Bronte Lions at their noon meeting. She described local and national Red Cross duties, outlined requirements for a local chapter, and listed necessary active officers. Guest F F Sims, owner of the new Bronte Bowling Alley, attended.
Reports from Robert Lee Lance and Silver say Bronte area received about a fourth to a half inch of rain on Thursday. The forecast suggested more moisture with continued cloudy skies.
The Junior Study club entertained husbands with a Halloween themed 420 party at City Hall on Tuesday night. Hostesses Mines, Clark Glenn, Charlie Phillips, Hollis Stevens and Binks McCutchen organized the event with tuna salad potato chips Ritz crackers coffee and Halloween cookies. Prize winners included Mrs. Robert Hugh Sims for the women and Earl Frank Glenn for the men.
The Methodist Home launches a new radio feature titled These Are Your Children airing 4:00 to 4:30 p.m. Sundays for nine weeks on Lone Star Chain and Southwest Network. Stations WBAP KTBC KTSA KFDX KGNC KFYO KWKC KTXL KOSA and others will broadcast from October.
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