Arkansawers Reunion Draws Widespread Interest
The Arkansawers Reunion at Oak Creek near Bronte on May 28 draws large crowds. Dr J D Sandefer as memorial speaker headlines a program featuring the Simmons University Cowboy Band, sacred concert, and other local entertainers. Organizers anticipate added features and broad publicity.
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Arkansawers
Oak Creek
Noutheast
Bronte
Ronnies
Simmons University Cowboy Band
Qvaegas
West Texas
Cowboys
Compliment Senior Girls At Tea Hosted By Club
A musical tea honoring high school senior girls and mothers was held at Mrs. J. M. Cumbie’s home from 5 to 6 pm. Decorations featured white filet lace, yellow satin, and yellow roses with silver accents. Honor guests included Una Way Clark and Mrs. Hughes Clark among others.
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Woman's Progressive Club
J. M. Cumbie
Frank Keeney
Mesdames
Clint Duncan
0. H. Willoughby
A.N. Rawlings
TM. Wylie
T. ST. Rogge
Mrs. C. ©. Holder
Katherine Danson
Garner Pitts
Maggie
L. T. Youngblood
Betty Sue Pitts
Barcarolle
I. M. Cumbie
Una Way Clark
Hugher Clark
Sadie Odom
Dgairy
Sam Seay dies in West Texas pioneer days remembered
Sam Seay of Marie died at Ballinger hospital after a long life as a pioneer in West Texas. Born February 28 1857 in Fayette County he lived to 76. He is survived by his wife Alvie two sons Sam Jr and Ernest and two daughters Ila Coleman and Cora Carlile. The funeral at Marie Baptist Church followed by interment at Bronte Cemetery drew a large crowd of friends and family.
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Sam Seay
Marie
Ballinger Hospital
West Texas
N. W. Pitts
Bronte
S. M. Seay
Fayette County
West Texan
Alvie Seay
Sam Jr
Maine
Ernest
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Ila Coleman
Tahoka
Cora Carlile
Three Texas Cities Provide 1933 Institute Beauties
The selection of three beautiful and popular young ladies from Bronte Austin and San Antonio honored by the Schreiner Institute reflects voting by the 1933 senior class. The article notes pride in Bronte and the home town as the rightful source of beauty for the region and invites guests to celebrate.
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Migs Susie’ Tannedill
Bronte
Albert Bazé
Rob Lee
Oniday
Kerrville
Henice
Texas
Austin
San ’Antonio
San Antonio
Luncheon Hosted by Mrs. Frank Keeney Delights Guests
Mrs. Frank Keeney hosted a Saturday luncheon at her home with pink and green decor featuring roses and daisies. Afterward guests played bridge and Jig Saw puzzles. high bridge score went to Mrs. Cora Collier. Notable attendees included Mrs. O. W. Chapman and Mrs. Lula Hines of San Angelo.
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Frank Keeney
Cora Collier
O. W. Chapman
Clint Wilkins
L. T. Youngblood
M. A. Butner
Albert Rawlings
Lucy Warner
J. M. Cumbie
Clint, Duncan
Cecil Glenn
R. E. Cumbie
F. S. Higginbother
R. L. Keyes
Brookshier Community Hosts Mother's Day Program
The Brookshier community plans a Mother's Day observance on Sunday featuring a pro g dinner and day program. writer states an invitation is extended to attendees.
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Brookshier
Robert Knierim and Floyd Bridges Attend Big Convention
Robert Knierim and Floyd Bridges were listed among attendees at a large convention held in Big. The event drew participants from multiple organizations and ran through a multi day schedule with speeches and networking sessions.
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Robert Knierim
Floyd Bridges
Dedication to My Mother for Mother's Day 1988
A heartfelt poem expresses gratitude to a mother on Mother's Day 1988. The speaker recalls quiet moments, a loving field of guidance, and a wish to grow to resemble the mother's tenderness and faith. The piece ends with enduring love for the mother and a pledge of affection.
Vaccination drills and farm demonstrations by county agents
County Agent J E Renfro reports vaccinating 1585 lambs and kids for sore mouth on April 20 21 22 and May 1 with perfect results. Demonstrations on sore mouth vaccine were held at I A Bird ranch near Sanco on May 6 and at Jim McCutchen ranch near Robert Lee on May 12. Drench trials for stomach worms underway at Bill Chapman ranch. Terracing progress noted on Ad Roane’s fields with broad base terraces and large crop plantings. Crop loan activity in Coke County totals 108 applications worth 8150 dollars averaging 76.48 per application. 1982 average was 110. Partial livestock figures cited and feeding guidance given for calves and yearlings with balanced rations.
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J. E. Renfro
Wendland Ranch
I. A. Bird Ranch
Sanco
Jim McCutchen
Robert Lee
Bill Chapman Ranch
Ad Roane
Roane
Coke County
Annual Farmers' Short Course Announced at A and M College
The Annual Farmers' Short Course at A and M College is set for the week beginning Monday July 29. The notice reports changes to the usual program and directs readers to continue on page three for details.
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The
A & M College
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