Hawley Beats Longhorns 23 13 In Horns Upset
Hawley Bearcats stun Bronte Longhorns 23 to 13 after a fast start. Mike Arrott sparked the visitors with a 66 yard kickoff return and a key touchdown pass. Jim Hendon, Gary Womack and Leach added decisive plays as Hawley controlled the second half and secured the upset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny Cooper
Cooper
Mike Arrott
Bobby Skelton
Horns
Cats
Longhorns
Arrott
Kim Barrett
Barrett
Skelton
Hawley
Bearcats
Owns
Bronze
Joe Basquez
Aarrott Quick
Big Jim Hendon
Longhorn
Gary Womack
Bronte Boys
Hendon
Bronte
Womack
Bearcat
Barret
Barquez
Basquez
Chuck Leach
McCarty
Last Rites Held for Mrs. Albert Grace
Funeral services for Mrs. Myra B Huskey Grace Jr 47 of Gordon and former Bronte resident were held at First United Methodist Church Gordon Burial was in New Gordon Cemetery She died at 4 p m last Thursday in Hendrick Memorial Hospital Abilene after a sudden illness She was born Sept 18 1923 in Moran and married Albert Grace II on June 2 1940 Survivors include her husband a daughter two sons her parents four sisters two brothers and four grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Grace Jr
Gordon
Bronte
First United Methodist Church of
New Gordon Cemetery
Grace
Hendrick Memorial Hospital
Abilene
Fort Chadbourne
Lone Star Gas Company
Myra B. Huskey
Moran
Albert Grace II
Methodist Church
Order of the Eastern Star
Bennie
Jackie) Corley
Crane
Albat Grace III
Iowa Park
Tommy Lee Grace
Gorden
Alvin Huskey
Maran
Oak Creek Lake yields strong fishing weekend
Andrews fishermen led by Al Brown Leo Osterhout Bob Zugg and Bill Hart caught 22 fish weighing 106 pounds with yellow cat weights of 30 29 and 8 pounds and 19 channel cat ranging 8 to 12 pounds. Cc T Carr added nine bass in about an hour. Oak Creek praised as top bass lake with a healthy yellow cat population per Parks and Wildlife.
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Oak Creek Lake
Littte
Andrews
al Brown
Leo Osterhout
Bob Zugg
Bill Hart
Cc. T. Carr
Oak Creek
Parks & Wildlife Dept
Last Rites Held for W. M. McCutchen
Funeral services for William Madison McCutchen 85 Coke County stock farmer were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Robert Lee Baptist Church with Rev. Bill Beaty and Rev. Horace Bloodworth officiating. Burial followed in Robert Lee Cemetery. He died Sunday evening at West Coke County Hospital after a two and a half week illness. He was born July 24 1885 in Gatesville and moved to Coke County in 1889. He married Eva Rushing in 1906 who died in 1962. He served as school trustee for Sanco Edith and Graham Valley and was a member of Sanco Baptist Church. Survivors include four sons J D McCutchen Wayne McCutchen Madison McCutchen and Bill McCutchen. five daughters Ruth Service LaVerne Cole Yvonne Devell Hilda Adkins Joyce Hood. two sisters Pearl Childress and Grace Murtishaw. 26 grandchildren and 34 great grandchildren plus many nieces nephews and cousins.
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William Madison McCutchen
Coke County
Robert Lee Baptist Church
Bill Beaty
Horace Bloodworth
Robert Lee Cemetery
Newby Funeral Home
McCutchen
West Coke County Hospital
Mr. McCutchen
Gatesville
W. W. McCutchen
Eva Rushing
Robert Lee
Graham Valley
Sanco
Edith
Sanco Baptist Church
J. D. McCutchen
San Angelo
Wayne McCutchen
Amarillo
Madison McCutchen
San Antonio
Bill McCutchen
Roswell
N. M
J. W.W
Ruth
LaVerne Cole
Lendy
Yvonne) Devell
Bob
Hilda) Adkins
Bobby
Joyce) Hood
Pearl Childress
Mesa
Ariz
Grace Murtishaw
Bronte
Onions Spotlight Tips for Flavor and Nutrition
Homemakers can use onions to flavor potato dishes casseroles souffles meats and salads while gaining nutrition such as calcium phosphorous iron and vitamin C. Choose firm dry onions with small necks avoid soft necks wet onions or thick centers. buy fresh onions often and store in a cool dry place. Smaller onions suit boiling and stewing while medium work for stuffing and larger for sandwiches.
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Hawley Beancats
Heart Association
American Heart Association
David Watson
Ecomped
Albert Grace
Fishing
W. M. McCutchen
Bronte, Texas
Bradford
New Shipment Men’s
Cumbie & Mackey
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