Ray School Begins Opening Services in May Morning
The Ray school in Runnels county started its 1937 38 session on a May morning with Mrs Doxie Lucder Miles and Miss Ruth Burson Robert Lee as teachers. The writer attended the opening and delivered a talk on education. Trustees W A Tucker manages a two teacher school with a well kept building playground water facilities and busy community attendance. We predict a successful school year for Ray.
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Ray School
Runnels County
Doxie Lcudder
Miles
Ruth Burson
Robert Lee
W. A. ‘Tucker
Ray
Lake Lotton Improvement Meet At Robert Lee
Cotton producers and related workers urged to attend a Cotton Industry forum in the Robert Lee County Court House Texas on October 9 at 2 30 p m The program promises discussion with experts from the Texas Agricultural Experimental Station and others about remedies and varieties to improve the industry Attendance is urged by County Agriculture Agent Ih M Smith and local officials.
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Lake Lotton
Robert Lee
Court House
Texas
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Bronte FFA Chapter Sponsors Box Supper
The Bronte Chapter of the Future Farmers of America will host a box supper in the Gym on Wednesday night October 13 at 7:30. Proceeds fund judging teams for district and state contests and other chapter activities. Bronte citizens and area residents are invited.
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Bronte
Future Farmers of America
Singing at Kickapoo Baptist Church on October 10
A Sunday singing at 2 30 PM October 10 will be held at Kickapoo Baptist Church on the Sweetwater highway four miles north of Bronte. All singers and the public are invited to participate and help make the event one of the largest singing classes in the country.
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Kickapoo Baptist Church
Sweetwater Highway
Bronte
P. T. A. Kicks Off Amateur Contest Friday in Bronte
Bronte Texas P T A stages an Amateur Contest Beauty Parade and Shirley Temple Contest Friday at 8 p m in the High School Auditorium TheBeauty Parade and Amateur Contest winners receive a free trip to San Antonio for state contest contact LaMarr Chapman for details rehearsals set for the week with dates and times to follow
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Parent-Teacher’s Association of
Bronte
Texas
San Antonio
LaMarr Chapman
Cain
Good Citizenship Club of Sixth Graders Meets
The Good Citizenship Club of the sixth grade at Bronze school based its weekly program on a Social Relations unit. Members prepared papers talks and poems on early Texas explorers. The president formed committees to study flowers for the school room. A potted begonia from Mrs. A N Rawlings delighted the class.
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Good Citizenship Club
Bronze School
Texas
Wdi
A. N. Rawlings
Robber Steals Typewriter And Adding Machine At Gulf Refining
A theft occurred at the Gulf Refining Company warehouse Sunday night through a broken window. An adding machine and a typewriter were taken, a small cash drawer untouched. Local manager Walton reported the loss Monday morning. no trace of the burglars has been found despite police involvement from local and San Angelo.
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Gulf Refining Company
Istrance
Walton
San Angelo
Misses Lowry Visit Sweetwater Kin Sunday Afternoon
Misses Fae and Nell Lowry were in Sweetwater Sunday afternoon visiting their brother and sister Mr and Mrs Robert.
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Fae
Nell Lowry
Sweetwater
Robert
Bronte Longhorns Readying for Weekend Gridiron Clash
The Bronte Longhorns prepare for a home game Saturday at 3 PM against Mertzon on Bronte field under coach Gooch W. W. Stullins. District play opens with Bronte facing Mertzon and Wingate, Lakeview, Miles, Norton, and Robert Lee on the schedule as Bronte seeks a strong season.
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Mertzon
Bronte Longhorns
Bronte
Longhorns
Gooch W. W. Stullins
Fon Green
Trion
unnGets
Coke
Min Qael
Pronte
Getsher LG
Wingate
Lakeview
Miles
Firsmte
Norton
Robert Lee
Longhorn
Jack Crusholin
Joe Lee
Percy Subs
Mserers
Ceenenene
Chas
Todd Cece
Varney Moore
Cose
Earl Krank Glenn
Ivey Eubanks
Johnny Clapp
Hugh Sims Ees
Elbert Stephens
Likeview
Branaman Visitors at Fairland Baptist Meeting
Elder and Mrs. J. A. Branaman of Slayton visited the Fairland Baptist Association meeting with Kickapoo church. They were guests of the editors Friday night and their long friendship was warmly welcomed.
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J. A. Branaman
Slayton
Fairland Baptist Association
Kickapoo
Gene Keeney Home for Weekend From Si
Gene Keeney was home for the weekend from Si. The note records his return and the brief respite at his residence.
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Gene Keeney
Ballinger Promotes Runnels County Fair Expansion
Ballinger business leaders launch a broader Runnels County Fair effort spanning four counties including Ballinger in West Texas. They toured neighboring communities to drum up exhibitors and larger exhibits while promising expanded entertainment. The fair opens next Tuesday inviting all to take a day off and attend.
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Runnels
Coke Concho
Coleman
West Texas
Texas
Ballinger
Unnels
Kunnels
Concho
Coke
Runnels County Fair
Baptists Hold Association at Kickapoo Church
The Fairland Baptist Association met last week at Kickapoo Church three miles north of Bronte. K. M. Wofford of Lawn was re elected moderator and Rev Opal McCaleb of Edith was elected clerk. Attended by local and visiting ministers from across the state, reports praised the churches' work with sermons each morning and at night. Lunches were served daily at the church. Susie Tannehill visited from San Angelo.
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Baptists
Fairland Baptist Association
Bronte
Kickapoo
K. M. Wofford
Lawn
Wofford
Sinew
Lev. Opal McCaleb
Edith
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