Pratt Williams Rites Honor a Loyal Soldier and Citizen
The funeral honors Pratt Williams, a devoted husband and brother, with military salute and taps at the grave. Survived by two sisters and four brothers, he planned to keep his town and Legion post vibrant, and his friends remember his civic ideals. Also noted is Miss Clarine Gilreath’s twelfth birthday picnic at Pecan Mott with friends and gifts.
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Pratt Williams
Pratt
Legion Post
Carrie Glenn
Walter Williams
Carden City
Martin
Gene
John Williams
Big Spring
Leonard May
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Roy. Keres. Bronte
Ray
Opiece
Clarine Gilreath
Pecan Mott
Helen Abbott
Anna Mae Abbott
Alma Jane Cumbie
Mary Beth Cumbie
Roberta Herron
Marjorie Mae Pustejovsky
Marjorie Percifull
Vannie Ruth Caperton
Geraldine Bell
Jesse Byrd Tannehill
R. T. Caperton
Pathton Pustejovsky
Irvin Cumviv, Jr
Card of Thanks for Joe Lamkin Funeral Support
The Lamkin family expresses deep gratitude to friends in Blackwell Bronte Sweetwater and elsewhere for sympathy kind ministry and help after the death of husband and father Joe Lamkin. Mrs John Lamkin and children Mr and Mrs B C Kirk of JaLlinger attended the Pratt Williams funeral Thursday afternoon.
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Blackwell, Bronte
Sweetwater
Joe Lamkin
John Lamkin
B.C. Kirk of
Jallinger
Pratt Williams
Local Couple Wed In Small Saturday Ceremony
Saturday afternoon June 24 1933 at the editor s home Mr A J Gray and Miss Gertrude Phillips both of Bronte were united in marriage in the presence of relatives and friends The Enterprise joins friends in wishing happiness to the couple Also Mr and Mrs Jack Caudle of Hale Center visited and thanked for subscription renewals.
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A. J. Gray
Gertrude Phillips
Bronte
Phillips
A. T. Gray
Jack. Caudle
Hale Center
Remembering Daddy Gaines Bronte Cemetery Burial Service
A hometown obituary recounts the life of a longtime Bronte resident known as Daddy Gaines. A blacksmith, devout Mason, and church member, he married Maggie Osborn in 1876 and fathered nine children. Survivors include R J Gaines of Blackwell and several daughters in Blackwell, Fort Worth, Bay City, and McCauley. The funeral followed Masonry rites and religious services led by Rev. N W Pitts.
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N. W. Pitts
J. A. Stephenson
Maggie Osborn
R. Jd. Gaines
Blackwell
John Lamkin
Sandlin
Fort Worth
McCaslin
McCauley
Kiser
Bay City
Daddy” Gaines
Bronte
Kickapoo Baptist Church Sets Date for Revival
The Kickapoo Baptist Church on highway 70, three and a half miles north of Bronte, plans its annual revival meeting on the Thursday night before the Brd. Sunday in July. Elder W. B. Wages of Cubbock will preach and is praised as a capable Christian evangelist. All are invited to attend.
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Kickapoo
Ice Cream Event At Oak Creek School House
Oak Creek Home Demonstration Club serves ice cream at the Oak Creek school house Friday night July 7 with music. Proceeds go to the club. Rev and Mrs Pitts plan move to Abilene next week to enter Simmons University.
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Oak Creek
Oak Creek Home
N W. Pitts
Abilene
Rev
Methodist Church Sunday Services and Remembrances
Sunday July 2 services listed at the Methodist church include Sunday school at OA A.M. Preaching 20.VA. M. iupworth League at 1:45 P.M. Evening worship at 8%0 P.M. The pastor Wallace N. Dungan urges faithful attendance and contributions to shape lives and destinies. Jo Black, Marie postmaster, noted for remembrance along with supporters.
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Methodist Church
Iupworth League
Christ of God
Wallace N. ‘Dungan
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PR Pula
Marie
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