Miss Breeding and James Mackey Wed in San Angelo Church
Miss Diane Breeding daughter of Mr and Mrs Gerald Breeding and James Ed ward Mackey son of Mr and Mrs J B Mackey of Bronte were married in a candlelight ceremony Saturday at 8 pm in First Methodist Church San Angelo. The service was read by Dr Ennis B Hill with nuptial music and a reception followed in the church hall. The couple will reside in Abilene where both attend Hardin Simmons College with plans for a wedding trip to New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Breeding
James E. Mackey
San Angelo
Gerald Breeding
James Edward Mackey
J. B. Mackey
Bronte
First Methodist
Ennis B. Hill
Laura Heights Methodist Methodist Church
San Antonio
Eugene Gibson
Sue Brown
Patricia Harrell
Irving
Shelley Cum“usin
I Soe
Tommy Boecking
Don Spiller
Gerald W. Breeding
Dee Arrott
Bobby Webb
Eddie Glenn
Robert Bellard
Fellowship
Emory Bellard
Daniel LaGrasta
Eugene West
Dallas
Jan Late
Buddy Reed
Kit Taylor
Sandy Sheen
Margaret Flesher
Frank Late
Gene Whitehead
Menard
Max Bumgardner
Charles Smith
Dawn
Susan Cumbie
Murry Holdrich
Sweetwater
Paul Horne
Mary Brineger
West Texas pioneer and Harwell family history
Bob Harwell, born February 14, 1870 in Titus County, moved with his mother and siblings to West Texas in a covered wagon in 1881. He farmed and ranching became his business by 1900 southwest of Bronte, and the Harwell ranch remains in the family. He married Ida Caperton on December 26, 1897. she was born May 31, 1877 in Travis County. He died in 1951 and Mrs. Harwell in 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Harwell
Titus County
East Texas
West Texas
Fort Chadbourne
Bronte
Harwell
Ida Caperton
Travis County
John F. Hickman
County
Lou Anna Hickman
Tom Modgling
Llano
Bill
Ollie
Walter
Floyd
B. E
Iber Cross
L. W. Mills
Willie McCullough
John Bowers
Bob Hickman
R. E
Bob) Hickman
Arkansas
Daisy Casner
Liano County
Hickman
Llano County
Robert Hickman
W. A. Hickman
Blackwell
R. J. Warren
San Angelo
Cumbie Ivey
Robert Lee
Ed Hickman
Melindy Herron
Edith
Johnny Mack
Freddy Hickman
Austin Sandusky
W. P. Harner
Curtis Trimble
Hadley Richards
Frank Hickman
Coke’ County
McCauley
Luling
San Antonio
Will Hickman
Daisy Hallmark
Boonie
Coke County
Jewel Hollis
Gordon Haile
Fort Worth
Walter Williams
Jim Offield
Coke County 4-H Council Forms New Senior Club
Ida Lee Parker presided over a Coke County 4-H Council meeting where a Senior Boys and Girls 4-H Club was approved for formation on Sept 19. A Lamb-O Rama program and Lamb-O Rama planning were announced for Oct 1 in Robert Lee with experts Frank Ortz and Joyce Drake providing demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Lee Parker
Bronze
Coke County
4-H Council
Daphne Roe
Robert Lee
Sharon Walker
Bronte Park
Gaylen Pitcock
Linsey White
Daphne Roé
Sharon McCutchen
T. E. Pitcock
Joe McCutchen
Coke County Committee For Progress
Frank Ortz
Extension Service
Joyce Drake
West Texas Utilities Company
Doyle Pittman
Glenn Waldrop
W. W
Pioneer Hickman Family Strongly Shaped Coke County
The Hickman lineage in Coke County began with John F. and wife in 1897 and includes multiple generations influential in Bronte and Robert Lee. Notable members: Bob Hickman, Ed Hickman, Sallie Long, and Frank and Will Hickman, with marriages to Modgling, Casner, Herron, and Hallmark, and roles as merchants, ranchers, and a county commissioner.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fay C. Roe
Robert
Coke
Tes
Hickman Field
Sallie Long
Warren
Ark
Thomas Long
Eunice
N. M
Mary Carter
Chad
Texas Theatre
Texas
Sean Flynn
Errol Flynn
Ann Todd
Captain Blood
Hayley Mills
Deborah Kerr
John Mills
Mary Slaughter
Near
Own & Country Real Estate
Glenn
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