Turkey growers reveal steady profit despite low prices
In Tennyson and surrounding counties turkey production remains profitable with 700 toms and 1,000 birds contracted or sold at about 27 cents per pound. Hens averaged 14 to 15 pounds, while a June batch nears November readiness. Also details on soil bank conservation pay eight dollars per acre yearly for five or ten year contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Corley
Jack Corley
J. W. Latham
Tenyson
Jerry Hurley
Robert Lee
Latham
Tennyson
Coure
Texas
Home Demonstration Club Activities Color for You
Home Demonstration Club begins a series of meetings titled Color for You with sessions in Green Mountain. The program covers color types, fashion, wardrobe fitting, and color effects on appearance. 4-H yearbooks mimeographed and club reorganizations are under way as a Recreational Training School trains 4-H members at San Angelo Junior College with participants from Coke Concho Runnels and Tom Green counties.
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H. D
Green Mountain
Jahen Jameson
Lucille Moore
Coke
Concho, Runnels
Tom Green
San Angelo Junior College
Bronte PTA Marks First Meeting Of Year
The Bronte Parent-Teacher Association held its first meeting of the year in the school auditorium. New president Mrs. Ralph Richards welcomed attendees as ribbons distinguished members and teachers. The group voted to keep afternoon meetings, maintain the preschool nursery, drop the social hour, and sponsor a Halloween carnival as the major fundraiser.
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Bronte Parent-Teacher Association
Ralph Richards
Douglas Brown
R. W. Blackmon
Garland Black
PTA
John Harris Clinic
District Board of Managers
Big Spring
Grady Baker
Nealy Mackey
Foy L. Moore
Longhorn Band Makes Debut at Stamford Game
The Bronte Longhorn Band made its first appearance of the season at the Stamford game on Saturday night. Members include Dana Eubanks and Linda Lee on clarinets, Stanley Daulong on cornets, Carolyn Glenn on bells, Jerry Wilkins on alto sax, and Nona Rippetoe as drum major candidate. A full uniformed band will appear at the Bronte Eden game on September 15 at Eden. practice for stage band starts September 10. a junior band is planned with interest shown by lower grades.
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Bronte Longhorn Band
Dana Eubanks
Linda Lee
Nona Rippetoe
Jackie Grace
Bobby Whitney
Rudy Phillips
Phelan Parker
Stanley Daulong
Victor Ivey
Jackey Grimes
Carolyn Glenn
Jerry Wilkins
Jimmy Ed Mackey
Kay Powell
June Moore
Jean Moore
Deanie Allen
Brenda Faulk
Patsy Woods
Sharon Knight
Jan Sharp
Eden
Beauty shop moves to new home in Bronte
Mrs. Bob Wilson relocates her beauty shop from Main Street to a specially built room in the north part of Bronte. Dot's House of Beauty previously opened last year next to Bob Wilson's Barber Shop. A. N. Rawlings and Son of Bronte bought a pure bred Aberdeen Angus bull from Marvin B. Simpson, Robert Lee.
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Bob Wilson
Main Street
Bronte
Dot
A. N. Rawlings
Marvin B. Simpson
Robert Lee
Child Burned When Baby Reaches Percolator
17 month old Lin Loeffler, son of the Rev and Mrs Loeffler, was badly burned Thursday morning after pulling a hot coffee percolator from a stove. He was treated and hospitalized at Bronte Hospital. The Loefflers planned to leave for LaVerne Oklahoma with Binks McCuthen but the trip was delayed until that afternoon.
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Avid Loeffler
Lin Loeffler
Bronte Hospital
Loeffler
Methodist
Binks McCutchen
LaVerne, Okla
Mrs. Gideon Plans Extended Chicago Visit
Mrs. W. J. Gideon departed last week for Chicago Illinois to visit her daughter Mrs. Jean Favor and her sons.
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W. J. Gideon
Chicago
Jean Favor
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