Cecil Glenn Prepares West Texas Gins for Busy Cotton Season
Cecil Glenn undertakes repairs to gins and anticipates a strong cotton season. He manages a gin at Norton and another at Maverick, planning complete overhauls to ensure all facilities are in fine condition for fall ginning. His local venture reflects his proactive West Texas spirit and readiness for upcoming harvests.
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Cecil Glenn
Qlenn
Glenn
Norton
Maverick
Texas
Baptist Board Meets At Union Sunday
The executive board of the Fairland Baptist Association met at Union Sunday. Missionary Bilderback of Miles attended and gave a report satisfactory to the board. The missionary’s salary was paid in full and he was directed to proceed with the summer meeting campaign.
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The
Fairland Baptist Association
Bilderback
Ivey and Key End Week at San Angelo on Monday
Local note indicates Key and Earle Ivey completed activities in San Angelo on Monday with no further details. The terse report names the individuals and city but lacks additional context or outcomes.
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Key
Earle Ivey
San Angelo
Miss Raby Davis Wins Wen Art Medal at Simmons
Miss Raby Davis daughter of Minand B. Davis won the Wen Art Medal for greatest advancement and best pupil in the art department at Simmons College now a university. The gold pin medal was presented as recognition of her work last year. Her friends celebrate the achievement.
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Raby Davis
Minand Mra
B. Davis
Simmons College
Miss Davis
Breaks Ankle In Reagan County Oil Field
Homer Walton suffered a serious accident when a piece of iron fell in the Reagan county oil field. His ankle was broken and he received immediate care before returning home on crutches.
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Homer Walton
Reagan County
Homer
Return of Caudle Family From Hale Center
Jack Caudle and family return to their Bronte home after a week with friends. He calls on The Enterprise to settle accounts and extends his remarks about the old hometown paper. The note hints he is impressed by the plains, joking that he could be a real estate agent.
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Jack Caudle
Hale Center
First cotton bloom seen this season at Lee Graham’s farm
Lee Graham, living half a mile north of town, brought in the season’s first cotton bloom to The Enterprise office on Monday morning June 15. The note suggests timely rains could yield a bumper crop this fall.
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Lee Graham
Bro Bt
Enterprise Office
Off For the Llano River Outing Party
A group left Monday morning for the Llano river for fishing and a weeklong outing. The party includes Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Price, Mr. and Mrs. I. O. Key, Jack Caudle and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keeney. They expect a most delightful trip.
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Llano River
T. C
Keeney
Old Fashioned Shiveree Ends in Laughter at Glenns
In Coke county a large group of about seventy guests surprised Mr. and Mrs. Glenn with a shiveree. The hosts were seated and the crowd showered them with parcels under a large umbrella. The mood remained festive as the prank unfolded before relatives and friends. Rev. W KE Anderson and family visited Stamford for a few days after.
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Gould
Ang
Coke County
Mrs. Glenn
Mr. Glenn
Ivey and Miss Maxwell Wed in Coke County Home
The wedding took place Wednesday evening June 10 at the bride’s sister’s home with Rev. W. E. Anderson officiating. Ivey, a longtime Dumbie & Company employee, and Miss Maxwell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Maxwell, are praised as exemplary and well known in Robert Lee Bronte and surrounding areas.
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Bronte
Rev
W. E. Anderson
Coke County
Mr. Ivey
Dumbie & Company
Robert Lee
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Blackwell Tabernacle
W.E. Hawkins
Rybody
Llano
Angelo Furr
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