Services Held Saturday for Mrs. Baldwin
Funeral services for Mrs. J. A. Lucille Baldwin, 84, were held Saturday at 2 p.m. in First Methodist Church Bronte with Rev. A. S. Masterson officiating. Burial was in Fairview cemetery under Williams Funeral Home direction. She died Oct. 22 in Shannon Hospital San Angelo after a long illness. Born Aug. 11, 1880 at Cameron Texas, she married J. A. Baldwin on July 19, 1899 at Sance Texas. Survived by two sons J. A. Baldwin Odessa Steve Baldwin Kermit two daughters Mrs Alfred Bennett Albuquerque N M Mrs George Thomas Bronte one brother H. M. Stevens Bronte four sisters Mrs J W Robbins Mrs Will Stephenson Rankin Mrs Arnold Summerall Mrs C F Barger Alpine five grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Pallbearers J B Mackey B E Modgling J B Morrow D K Glenn Floyd Fancher Albert Rawlings.
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Baldwn
Shannon
San Angelo
Cameron
Texas
Susanna Rogers
W. F. Stevens
Coke County
J. A. Baldwin
Sance
Methodist Church
J.A. Baldwin
Odessa
Steve Baldwin
Kermit
Alfred Bennett
Albuquerque
N. M
George Thomas
Bronte
H. M. Stevens
J. W. Robbins
Will Stephenson
Rankin
Arnold Summerall
C. F. Barger
Alpine
J. B. Mackey
B. E. Modgling
J. B. Morrow
D. K
Glenn
Floyd Fancher
Albert Rawlings
Letter criticizes Goldwater and Miller philosophy in Bronte
E C Seay writes from Bronte Texas criticizing Goldwater and Miller and their stance on socialism and government supports. He questions salary ethics for public officials, cites Democratic loyalty, and urges continued party adherence.
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Bronte
Texas
Goldwater
Mr. Goldwater
Robert Lee Defeats Bronte Shorthorns 28 6 In District Play
Robert Lee’s Dogies toppled Bronte Shorthorns 28 to 6 on the local field in junior high district action. Darrell Pitcock and Roy Blair sparked the victory, with Keith McCutchen throwing the Bronte score on a 40 yard pass to Steve Williams. Shorthorns finish season with non conference game at Hermleigh tonight.
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Robert Lee
Bronte Shorthorns
Darrell Pitcock
Roy Blair
Bronte
Keith McCutchen
Steve Williams
Williams
Randy Barbee
David Denman
Shorthorns
Denman
Hermleigh
Bronze
Young Citizens Rally to Kick Off Johnson Campaign Saturday
The Young Citizens for Johnson plan a 9:30 a.m. rally downtown Saturday followed by campaign work around and in town. An organization meeting was held Friday at City Hall and a called meeting Monday continued planning.
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Young Citizens For Johnson
Local rally set with Grindstaff to speak
Grindstaff, district attorney from Ballinger, is tentatively scheduled to speak at the rally Saturday morning at Janet Caperton's home. Officers elected include Margi Oglesby vice chairwoman Janet Caperton chairwoman Donnah Holcombe secretary Sharon Mackey treasurer and Tad Richards public relations coordinator. The group will provide transportation to the polls on election day and will offer babysitting to assist voters. an ad with a phone number appears elsewhere in The Enterprise.
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E. C. Grindsaff
Ballinger
Janet Caperton
Margi Oglesby
Donnah Holcombe
Sharon Mackey
Tad Richards
Personal visits span cities as families tour Texas
Visitors at the Granite Shoals lake home of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Petty include Mrs. Robert Knierim W C Clark and Mrs. Wade Rees. They traveled to Austin to visit the Clarks and the Horace Iveys and later to San Antonio to see the Petty and Miss Hettye Clark. The Sims Glenns and Frances spent the weekend in Waco for a Baylor A&M game with Tom Glenn Sims and Marilyn Glenn noted as Baylor students. Eddie Alexander and Wayne with the Monroes spent the weekend in Grand Prairie with the Bill Alexander family.
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T. F. Sims
E. F. Glenn
Laura
Frances
Waco
Tommy Glenn Sims
Marilyn Glenn
Baylor University
Baylor-A&m
Eddie Alexander
Wayne
Mrs
Monroe Alexander
Grand Prairie
Bill Alexander
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Lucille) Baldwin
First Methodist Church
A. S. Masterson
Fairview Cemetery
By Doak Snead
Grindstaff
John Boyles
Bronte-Blackwell
Charles Ragsdale
Washington
Thompson
Stokely
Chuck Roast