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Newspaper

Bronte Enterprise

Location

Bronte, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1954

Page

7

Committees Named for Coke Farmers ASC Program

Coke County selects committeemen for COUNTY ASC, listing County Committee Chairman O E Kresta and Vice Chairman Clarence Attr o tt plus regulars like W Delmer Sheppard and Robert Lee Hirst. Community A B C leaders and alternates named per area with members in Sanco Bronte and Edith.

Coke ‘County ASC R. C. Patterson Robert Lee T. W. Wiginton W. D. Markham Sanco W. V. Wojtek Robert W. Walker Silver Austin Sandusky Bronte Joe Rawllings Marvin Corley Tennyson Community “C Crowley T. Harmon Frankie Percifull Finnell Smith Edith Raymond Schooler

Miles Woman Earns Masters at Texas Tech

Mrs Goldie Gray Coleman of Miles received a Master s degree in Homemaking Education at Texas Technological College in Lubbock during the August 27 commencement. She taught vocational homemaking at Miles High School and is a Bronte native, daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Gray. Doyle Glenn Adair earned a BBA with accounting, in absentia while at Northwestern University Chicago. he is the son of Mr and Mrs J I Adair.

Goldie Gray Coleman Miles Texas Technological College Lubbock Coleman Bronte Sam Gray Miles High School Doyle Glenn Adair Northwestern University Chicago J. I. Adair

Board of Stewards Meet on J T Henry Lawn

Monthly meeting of the Methodist Church Board of Stewards was held on the lawn at the J. T. Henry home Wednesday night. Also present were the head of the church commission and the trustees. Wives of members were guests.

Board OF Stewards Board of Stewards of The Methodist Church J. T. Henry Clifford Clark Henry Sagved Messrs Mmes D. K. Glenn A. S. Whatley O. H. Willoughby A. N. Rawlings W H Maxwell C. E. Arrott W. C. Craig F. S Higginbotham I C. Oden Edna Butner Linda Henry

Bronte Resident Returns Home After Army Hospital Stay

Charles Oliphant came back to Bronte Friday after months in an army hospital wounded in a car wreck. He received discharge from the army and hospital and plans to recuperate before returning to work. Mrs. Oliphant started as secretary at Bronte Schools last Monday.

Charles Oliphant Bronte

Social notes from Bronte area residents and visitors

Local brief listing arrivals and travels includes Mr. and Mrs. Adams of Beaumont visiting relatives in Robert Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher in Cloudcroft. Mrs. Beck in Chillicothe. Knierims hosting Tom White of San Benito. Caperton and Coleman trip to Odessa. numerous other visits and weekend trips to Fort Worth Pecos Albuquerque and Abilene plus a ministerial meeting in Eldorado.

Leonard Fletcher Cloudcroft New Mexico William Fletcher Fort Worth Frank Fletcher Ricard Beck Chilicothe Robert Knierim Tom White San Benito Texas

Fidelis Sunday School Class Names New Officers

The Fidelis Class of the Baptist Church met at Mrs. W. C. Billingsley’s home to elect officers for the next year. Mrs. James Wells was elected president, Mrs. Jesse Parker vice president, Mrs. J. E. Scott secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Vernon Glenn associate secretary, and Mrs. Maynard Rogers as teacher. Nine members were served Hershey bars and Cokes.

Baptist Encampment Draws Delegates From Many States

Bronte delegates attended a Baptist encampment at Lapham Springs in Waco. The event drew 1779 attendees from 11 states including Arkansas Kansas Missouri Mississippi Florida Oklahoma Tennessee and Texas. Of the total 215 slept on the grounds with sermons Bible study and a Japanese missionary keynote. Representing Bronte were Rev C W Coleman Mrs C W Coleman Mrs Arthur Wrinkle Billy Juanita Wanda Webb Wanda Tomlinson Mary Ann Gray Billy Alexander Gene Walker Vernon Andrews Warren Beavers Royce Dean Clark Bonnie Ensor Dean Beavers and Roy Max Hester.

Bronte Lapham Springs Waco Arkansas Kansas Missouri Mississippi Florida Oklahoma Tennessee Texas C. W. Coleman Arthur Wrinkle Billy and Juanita Wanda Webb Wanda Tomlinson Mary Ann Gray Billie Alexander Gene Walker Vernon Andrews Warren Beavers Royce Dean Clark Bonnie Ensor Dean Beavers Roy Max Hester

Personal notes from Bronte and area visitors return home

Ricky Joe Whatley came home after a three week visit with sister in El Paso accompanied by Capt and Mrs Stewart and baby. J O Bagwell returns to Bronte awaiting discharge from Marine Corps. Bob Caudle and mother visit Bronte former residents. crops irrigated look good. Houston couple Hart visit Bronte eight days. Gulley family from Eunice NM attended class reunion. Several Bronte residents hosted or visited relatives from San Antonio to Snyder and Wylie Texas.

Matthew Caperton Bob Coleman Odessa West Texas New Mexico F. R. Collins J. BR. Francis Athens Bill Labenske Bronte Wesley Labenske Noah Pruitt J. T. Sims Pecos J. E. Sims George Thomas Albuquerque Lucille Baldwin Guy Strickland Humble Oil Co Veteran’s Administration Hospital Houston Mrs. Smith Burnet T. F. Sims Royce Haley San Angelo Willie Taylor Sims Bill Clark Stevie Abilene G. L. Self P. H. Blystone Morgan T. A. Hoots Winters L. M. Duckworth E. T. Lowrance Blystone Ricky Joe Whatley W. E. Stewart el Paso Bob Caudle Plainview J. J. Caudle Haile Center Caudles Caudle Clifford Hart Bill Wrinkle Wrinkle Collins Sayner Beatrice Boyd Dana Hearrell San Antonio Billy Bob McMullan Snyder Heidel Brunson Brunson Clay Williamson Wylie Texas Dave Brunson

Primary Dept. Party for Baptist Church Children

J. B. Mackey Bob Cole man and J. M. Rippetoe hosted the Primary Department of the Baptist Church Tuesday night at the Rippetoe home. Eighteen children enjoyed lawn games and were served sandwiches punch muffins and ice cream by the hostess.

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Coke Farmers Group R. C. Lasswell, Bronte Fidelis SS the Baptist Church W. C Baptist Grady Hale Ft. Worth Will Hick R. W. Rees c/o Home Motor Company Rey Longhorn Lipper VENUS Parker Esterbrook Pens
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