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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1957
Page
3
A Bronte Enterprise recap praises Sweetwater business and civic leaders. Mason Pee of the Modern Furniture Store is lauded for leadership, community involvement and civic contributions beyond his shop. The piece credits Pee's wide experience and public welfare efforts to his recognized standing in Sweetwater and vicinity.
A tribute lauds Wallace Murray II of the Remington Rand Agency as a progressive leader and key contributor to Sweetwater’s growth. The piece notes his influence in office equipment supply and civic projects, praising his energy, vision, and dedication to community progress.
Harry Carmichael of Carmichael Motors in Sweetwater is praised for progressive Ford sales and service and for actively aiding civic progress. The piece notes his direct action approach, optimism, strong values, and consistent success in business and community ventures.
A tribute praises Elmon Flint, Sky Line Cafe operator, for high service standards and quality food. It lauds his civic involvement and community promotion, noting his quiet dignity and broad contributions to Sweetwater, alongside T. H. Kassner and United States Gypsum Company.
Jewell Watson and Moye Smith of Globe Cleaners Dyers and Globe Tailoring Company are praised as progressive civic leaders in Sweetwater. The piece lauds their quiet, unostentatious service, dependable friendship, and contributions to local growth and development.
The review highlights T H Kassner II as general manager of United States Gypsum Company in Sweetwater. It credits his organizational genius and ability to turn ideas into action for the firm’s strong regional reputation. Beyond business, he participates in community projects and serves as a civic-minded citizen.
W A Billy Martin of Martin and Company Neon Signs stands as a successful business leader in Sweetwater. His deep industry knowledge and work ethic support civic projects and community progress, reflecting how his business acumen benefits the city and local development.
The Sweetwater business community lauds Lewis O Hall of the L O Hall General Store for his public spirit and courteous, efficient service. He is credited with contributing to Sweetwater as a regional business center and is praised for civic and business responsibility.
The Sweet Water review praises A C Kownslar for progressive work in oil drilling. He leads the Mid Texas Drilling Company and serves the state’s old producers with valuable service.
The article lauds A C Kownslar of Sweetwater for his key role in petroleum production shaping the district. It notes his extensive oil field involvement, broad circle of friends, civic responsibility, and readiness to support projects benefiting Sweetwater and the surrounding area.
The piece honors Clayborn E. Tharp Glenn Edwards and O H Dowdy of the Chrysler Auto Service Company at 306 Pecan for their progressive business methods civic contributions and reliable service in automotive repair. It praises their widespread respect and fair dealing and wishes continued community support.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Reynolds of the W. L. Reynolds Electric Shop are praised for their business success and community involvement in Sweetwater. The tribute notes their optimism, service to the metropolitan area, and willingness to shoulder civic duties as worthy of commendation.
Carrie C McCaulley of Sweetwater earns recognition for outstanding public service to the people of Sweetwater and surrounding territory. The McCaulley Insurance Agency and McCaulley Typewriter Company are associated with her noted contributions and local leadership.
The tribute credits Carrie McCaulley for progressive insurance policy ideas and business acumen. It highlights her practical approach, honesty, and service to the community through her insurance agency and typewriter company, praising her modest, listenerly nature and impact on Sweetwater becoming a West Texas metropolitan center.
A V Little has earned a well deserved reputation in Sweetwater after taking the helm of the Earle Hotel. He has made many friends and won the goodwill of associates through straightforward management. He plans Sweetwater as his permanent home and supports civic growth projects with energy and optimism.
In this review of local pro men Roy DeBusk stands out for his aggressive business and civic leadership. As representative for X-Tend Sun Visors he drives progress, advertises the city, and helps raise the profile of the Sweetwater area through proactive service.
In honoring R. L. King Sr and Jr and Howard King, the piece lauds their credit to progressive Sweetwater entrepreneurs who have aided business and civic improvements, with a continuation note to the next page.
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