Arkansawers Reunion at Oak Creek featuring Dr. J D Sandefer
The Arkansawers Reunion committee at Oak Creek plans a May 28 program headlined by Dr. J D Sandefer Simmons University president and famed speaker. The event includes a sacred concert by the Simmons Cowboy band and appearances by the Winters Quartette the Tucker twins and local acts with a large lunch-supply encouraged. Oak Creek lies between Winters and Bronte in Runnels County Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Sandefer
Abilene
Simmons University
Arkansawers Reunion
Oak Creek
Arkansawers
J. D. Sandefer
South
Sandefer
Agai
Arkansas
Arkansaner
Dr. Sandefer
Arkansans
Taylor County
Arkansaners
Jolly Cowboys
Europe
Cowboys
Simmons
Winters Quartette
Anther
Bronte
Runnels County
Womans Progressive Club Welcomes Honorary Member
Mrs. Wallace Danson was welcomed as an honorary member at the Womans Progressive Club meeting held Thursday afternoon April 27 at Mrs. Frank Keeney's home. Hostess Mrs. O. W. Chapman led a program titled Who's Who in Texas with papers on Prominent Political Leaders, Prominent Religious Leaders, and Prominent Educators. Eighteen members attended and three guests joined: Mrs. T. C. Price, Mrs. F. S. Higginbotham, and Mrs. Joe Wilkins.
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Wallace Danson
Womans’ Progressive Club
Frank Keeney
O. W. Chapman
T. C. Price
F. 5. Higginbotham
Joe Wilkins
Methodist Church Services May 7 At Epworth League
Sunday school at 10 A M followed by morning sermon Zeal in the Cause at Christ. Evening worship at 8 P M with The Need of the Day sermon. Attending church offers spiritual growth and strengthened faith and a sense of personal responsibility to serve others.
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Methodist Church
Epworth League
Coke County 4-H Club Boys Lead In Livestock Reports
Coke County 4-H Club boys report standout records across multiple projects. Khandall Gautman from Graham Valley posted high maize yields and calf gains including 660 pounds in 256 days at a cost of 2.15 per pound. Finnell Smith of Valley View shows 4138 pounds per acre and 665 pounds calf gain in 263 days at 2.09 cents per pound. Myrph Havins reports 4000 pounds per acre with 605 pounds gain in 300 days at 2.06 cents per pound. Cleo Havins, a 1981 Dallas trip winner, notes 200 pounds per acre and 2.38 pounds daily gain over 270 days at 20 cents per pound.
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Coke County
Khandall Gautman
Graham Valley
Chicago
Finnell Smith
Valley View
Myrph Havins
Myrph
Cleo Havins
Dallas
W. H. M. S. Membership Contest Closed at Church
The Bible class contest between the Reds and Blues of the Wo man’s Home Mission Society ended at the regular meeting. Blues captain Mrs. Fred McDonald and Reds captain Mrs. T F Sims led efforts as the Blues lost to the Reds and will host another game soon. Awards included leather bookmarks for Mrs. Price and Mrs. Modgling and a word book-marker for Mrs. Keyes. About forty members attended with Mrs. N. W. Pitts as guest. Gene Luttrell, injured in a San Angelo truck accident, was reported improving after fears of fatal injury. Services are to be held as scheduled.
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Reds
Blues
RR. L. Keyes
Woman’s Home Mission Society
The
Methodist Church
Fred McDonald
T. F. Sims
T. C. Price
B. FE. Modgling
McDonald
Keyes
D. M Cumbie
George Crume
N. W. Pitts
Freeman Luttrell
San Angelo
N. W. Luttrell
Bronte
Gene Luttrell
Uncle Bill Kellis Attacks 3.2 Beer Stance in The Enterprise
A tirade from Sterling City editor refers to Roosevelt and Garner and accuses brewers and politicos of pushing the 3.2 beer plan. The piece mocks Democrats and Raskob supporters, questions local loyalties, and asks who among Coke County’s citizens would pay the ten cent tax for party relief.
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Lil’ Kellis
Sterling City News-Record
Enterprise
Roosevelt
John Garner
John Kascob
Democratic Party
Coke County
Bill
Gilliwampuses
Old Coke County
San Angelo
Bronte Teachers Agree to Finish School Year Without Pay
Bronte Public Schools teachers vote to continue teaching for the remaining two weeks despite tight finances. Superintendent J. A. Hawkins says the group will educate students whether pay is available, urging strong parental support and daily study review as exams and commencement approach.
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Bronte School
Lik. A. Hawkins
Hawkins
Arkansas
Bronte Public Schools
J. A. Hawkins
Mrs Warner’s Sunday School Class Outing at Pecon Mott
Mrs Ernest Ivey and Mrs W H Maxwell Jr hosted Mrs Warner’s Sunday school class of the Methodist church for an outing at Pecon Mott. After a picnic supper, games were enjoyed by hostesses and many attendees including Messrs A G Taylor Rawlings W H Maxwell J L Taylor Thomas and Dunson and Misses Anna Lee Price Ruth Maxwell. Rev J S Duffy of Bee House Coryell county held a meeting at Brookshier during the week, and the editor received a pleasant call from this man of God.
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Ernest Ivey
W. H. Maxwell Jr
Warner
Methodist Church
Pecon Mott
Mresdames Ott
A. G. Taylor
Dunson
Thomas
Anna Lee Price
Ruth Maxwell
Rawlings
W. H. Maxwell
J. L. Taylor
J. S. Duffy
Bee House
Coryell County
Brookshier
Duffy
God Man