Community Talks BY ULMER 8S BIRD
It takes a lot of people to make up our modern world. If all were farmers, who would buy the farmer's goods. The farmer needs the honest merchant and the merchant needs the honest farmer. The small-town business man faces competition taxes and bad debts. Men of honor morality and faith are needed today and blessed is the community that produces such men. No man liveth to himself.
Mrs. Tom Keeney and Rev J A Branaman Called to Balls Church
Georgia Ann Wheeler born in Winston County Alabama April 28 1865 died in Ballinger November 3 1983 aged sixty eight. She lived in Bell County Texas early settling in Bronte in 1908 with her husband Tom Keeney who died in 1929. She died after illness and was buried beside her husband in Bronte cemetery after a simple funeral at home led by Primitive Baptist ministers. Survived by two children and several grandchildren with stepchildren and relatives noting she was a mother figure to many. Rev J A Branaman has been called to pastor in Ralls and visited Bronte family days before the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Ann Wheeler
Winston County
Alabama
Ballinger
Texas
Bell Counts
Tom Keeney
Bronte
West Texas
J. F. Richardson and Sons
Jake
Otis Richardson
Robert Lee
Dan Smith
Wedhes
Sever
Chidren
Walter Hoeh
San ‘Marcus
Eliott’ Pruitt
T. F. Keeney
J. A. Branaman
Glenn
Loyd Jackson
Falls
Branaman
Ralls Baptist Church
Fidel Richardson
Nightwatchman Sims Receives Fine Automatic Shotgun
In Bronte the town honors night watchman T. F. Sims with a presented fine automatic shotgun. Businessmen say the weapon boosts safety and readiness for any emergency as Sims expresses deep appreciation and cautious pride for the gift. He hopes never to use it but warns it would be bad for wrongdoers if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronte
T. F. Sims
Night Watch
Mr. Sims
Sims
Oscar McDonald Post American Legion Leads City in Big Armistice Event
Sweetwater Texas hosts a four day Armistice celebration led by the Oscar McDonald Post American Legion. The Texas Hereford Sale drew large crowds and quality stock. A major rodeo, western sports, and community business ads invite visitors to enjoy the festivities through Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar McDonald
Legion
Sweetwater
Oscar McDonald Post
American Legion
Dough Boys
Germany
City Development
Nolan County
Coke County
Red Cross Chapter Outlines Plans for Year
The Coke County Chapter of the American Red Cross outlines its plans for the coming year. Membership drives support fundraising and programs. The nationwide effort helped distribute Farm Board wheat and cotton, turning 85 million bushels of wheat and 8,000,000 bales of cotton into necessities for the needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erates
Iepa
Coke County
American Red Cross
the Red Cross
National Organization
Acts of
Congress
Farm Board
Red Cross
United States
Sweetwater Invites Visitors to Four Day Civic Event
Sweetwater extends a broad invitation for four days of activities and entertainment. The program includes Hereford cattle show and sale by The Texans Hereford Association, a four day American Legion rodeo, a 4-H Club rally, and a Friday football game between Sweetwater and Big Spring, aimed at drawing in farmers, ranchers, and the wider trade territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweetwater
Texans Hereford Association
The
American Legion
Legion
Big Spring
Nolan County News
Roll Call Planned for Colfax County Armistice Day
A county roll call will begin on Armistice Day and continue over the next two weeks. Every adult in the county will be asked to join the Red Cross through enrollment by the local chapter. Ray W. Laeggit has accepted the post as Roll Call Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co ¢A
Toin the
Red Cross
Ray
W. Laeggitt
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ULMER
Balls Church
Louise Johnson
James Glenn
San Angelo
Lewis Stuckey
Baptist, General Convention
Svn
Fort Worth
Legion Parade
Eaders
Sweetawater