Local Notes Highlight Social Events In Tennyson
Clint Ritter hosts at Claude Ditmores party with Grace Green serving ice cream for Doug Ditmore and others. Gene Cox weds William Hamilton in Coleman with a Denver honeymoon. Electricity arrives for east-side houses as REA powered lines. Various residents visitables and travel updates fill a lively community update from Coke County and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clint Ritter
Lubbock
Claude Ditmores
Ter Derrick
Floyd Gibson
Grace Green
R. B. Caldwell
Doug Ditmore
Raymond Ditmore
Carol Westbrook
Joel Webb
Della Gibson
Charles Westbrook
J. B. Glasscock
Jimmie
Gene Cox
William Hamilton
First Baptist Church of
Coleman
Denver
Colorado
REA
Olin Allison
Mae McQueen
Mattie Gibson
Floyd Gibsons
H. L. Stewart
Avant Harrells and Son
L. Y. Harrells
Robert Lawrance
Eddie Harrells
W. E. Burleson
W. T. Greens
Joe
Billy Ray Miller
J. P. Wheats
Joe Millers
Artie van Holden
Lessie Cox
Nela Fae Holden
Willie Horton
Millers
Eris Miller
Emma Ruth
Orgata
W. T. Green
Rankin
Bud Hurst
Ole
Coke County
Bronte
William Jessie
Robert Brown
Clifford Hagerman
Sadie Brown
Angelo
Louis Baker
Orient
Mims
Barney Westbrook
Sonora
Frank Keeney
Tennyson
Bronte Cafe Changes Hands
Miss Lela Langford buys Bronte Cafe from Mr. and Mrs. Joe Le Barre, who ran the place since last May. Langford promises the same fine foods including daily barbecue fresh pies and good coffee and invites friends to visit even if they just come in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela Langford
Bronte Cafe
Joe le Barre
Lela
Bronte Longhorns Open 1946 Season At Home
Bronte hosts Lohn at 2 30 with coach T C Gassiot facing brother H R Gassiot. Captain Portis Robbins and co captain Bobby Vaughn promise fight. After three weeks of practice the team plans to use the T formation and triple spinner with probable starters listed by coach Gassiot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronte
Bronte Longhorns
Lohn
T. C. Gassiot
H. R. Gassiot
Portis Robbins
Alon
Bobby Vaughn
Gassiot
Billy Bob Herron
Billy Gene Thomas
Lonnie Rogers
Gerald Lee
Bobby Scott
le Drew Arrott
J. O. Landers
Frank White
Pete Taylor
Billy Charles Simpson
J. B. Arrott
Joe Lee Scott
Joe
Bobby Butner
Randal McCutchen
Charles Westbrook
Glenn Phillips
Claude Ashe
Bobby Clark
Billy Jack Kirchman
Jack Vaughn
Davie Gassiot
Martha Boatright
Marlene Arrott
Norma Jean Gentry
Dot Stephenson
Dorothy Lee Scott
Nona Gayle Rippetoe
Jimmy Ed Macky
Record of Floods Hit Coke County Sheltering Waters
Several inches of rain caused Kickapoo Creek to overflow and flood roads and homes in Coke County. Water covered Main Street bridge area and backed up to J. T. Henry’s doorstep as Bronte streets ran with water. The Colorado River rose near its banks and water flooded wells while the Enterprise photographed the floods for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Chapman
J. T. Henry
Main Street
Enterprise Office
Ballinger
Colorado
Coke County
Bronte
First National Bank
Miss Gassiot Wed Cecil H. Allen Tuesday Afternoon
Miss Johanne Gassiot daughter of Mr and Mrs FH R Cassiot became the bride of Cecil H Allen son of Mr and Mrs Hollis Stevens. Attendants were the couple with the bride wearing a navy dress and pink carnation corsage. Mrs Allen attended Bronte High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanne Gassiot
Cecil H. Allen
FH. R. Cassiot
Lange Jose
Esos Ae
Hollis Stevens
Allen
Bronte High School
Mr. Allen
Flood Photos Chronicle Bronte's Torrential Rain
A Bronte report describes rain flooding all through town. Images show a pickup driving through foot-deep water on Sweetwater road near Otis Smith, Major Main street bridge submerged, Creek near City Park wide, J T Henry driveway flooded, and a Ballinger highway bridge submerged as water lapped supports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Smith
Sweetwater Road
Kickapoo Creek
Ballinger Highway
Betsy Gene Hittson Weds John Wesley Wheat in Lamesa
Betsy Gene Hittson of Lamesa became the bride of John Wesley Wheat on September 10, 1946, in a ceremony reported with brief, local social detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Gene Hittson
John Wesley Wheat
Lamesa
John Weeley Wheat
Mrs. J. L. Keeney Jr Honored at Introduction Reception
Mrs J L Keeney Sr hosted an introduction reception at her home for Fay Franklin Keeney on September 11. In the receiving line were Mrs J L Keeney Sr and Mrs A G Irwin. Guests registered included Mrs W W Ivey, Mrs J B Parish, and many Keeney and Percifull relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L Keeney
J. L. Keeney, Jr
Keeney
Fay Franklin
Colorado City
J. L. Keeney
A. G. Irwin
Hamlin
Mmes
T. F. Sims, Jr
J. D. Luttrell
Cullen Luttrell
Noel Percifull
T. F. Sims, Sr
Jere Lynn Irwin
Charles Keeney
Frank Keeney
W. W. Ivey
J. B. Parish
J. B. Glenn
W. J. Gideon
Robert Knierim
Floyd Bridges
O. W. Chapman
Lewis Bridges
T. C. Price
I. M. Cumbie
Mary Beth
Charlie Boecking
Jess Percifull
Barney Modgling
E. Cumbie
Wayman Percifull
C. E. Arrott
Herman Glenn
Dana Sue
Billie
School initiation week chaos and pep squad fashion notes
The report lists pairs of students and outfits, mock initiation fears, and pep squad dress plans. It covers homemaking club minutes, officer elections, a skating party, and senior officers, with campus events, dates, and student performances noted in a lively school-page tone.
Local happenings pepper Angelo West Texas notes
Mrs. C. E. Arrott visited Angelo during the week. Cecil Kemp toured Angelo for a district meeting and markets his tailor services with new equipment. Anne Franklin visited from San Angelo College. About 40 county residents attended the D. C. Brunson reunion. R. W. Rees and H. O. Whitt Jr. returned from visits to towns. The Reed family welcomed a son, and Ray Mundell and Doris Freeman wed in Robert Lee. A Board of Equalization meeting reviewed tax rolls. Huxley quotes and education thoughts appear. The Whitts hosted a Sunday School party with 51 attendees and goat barbecue at the high school agriculture rooms. Electric pole deliveries arrive, and local hospitalizations and visits are noted. Deborah Kleen was born to Mr. and Mrs. Leon Bagwell in San Angelo. other local travel plans are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Walton
Frank White
Billy Millikin
Dolan Mackey
Martha Boatright
Bobby Vaughn
Marlene Arrott
Bobby Clark
Wanda Tidwell
Douglas Stephens
Jean Smith
Bobby Gentry
Jewel Latham
Bobbie ‘Tumlinson
Carol Sue
Marlene
Dot Walden
Mrs. Lee
Dot Stephens
Roma Richardson
Robert Lee
Portis Robbins
L. E. Conger
Johanne Gassiot Allen
Royce Lee
Jeff Dean
Mmes
Fred Conger
F. F. White
Alfred Taylor
Preston Davis
Roy Coulson
Robbie Smith
Kat Wrinkle
Betty Pittman
Romna Richards
Vera Richmond
Prestine Davis
Carole Dismore
Norma Jean Gentry
Texas
Evelyn Perkins
Jewell Baldwin
Pauline Box
Billie Gene Millikin
Dorothy Fay Scott
Doris Nell Adair
Joannell Blake
Edna Merle Smith
Pauline Beavers
C. E. Arrott
Angelo
Brooks Browning
Anne Franklin
San Nner College
D. C. Brunson
LaMarr
H. O. Whitt, Jr
John Tarleton
Stephenville
Bronte
Ballinger
R. W. Rees
KXOX
Sweetwater
KGKL
San Angelo
Lewis Reeds
C. R. Smith
Linda
Johnnie
Board of Equalization
Otis Smith
W. W. Millikin
J. B. Mackey
Otis
Thomas Henry Huxley
Ray Mundell
Doris Ruth Freeman
Fred Blake
Willis Smith
L. S. Reed
Michael Louis
H. O. Whitt
W. H. Maxwell, Jr
George B. McCrary
J. T. Henry
Clifford Clark
Hubert
REA
Santa Fe
Mac
Yowsuhl Q O. R. McQueen
E. B. Fletcher
Roscoe
Bernard
Mac Ripper
Clytus Smith
Charlie Keeney
Risin Star
Gene Keeneys
Cynthia Ann
Cecil Salts
Leon Bagwell
Deborah Kleen
O. E. Allen
Buster
O.C. Fisher
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Jessie Green
City Park
J. W. Wheat
Jane Nunnally