THE JBRONTE ENTERPRISE Vol. 36 BRONTE, TEXAS, FEBRUARY 2.f util No. 8 More Hay May Be New Bronte Water Made Available Bronte Boys Win Over Mertzon It is possible to deliver more emergency hay than is now on Projectj Completedorder, J. E Quiscnberry, Jr., secretary of the Coke County Work on the pipeline from Oak wiColorado River Authority, put into operation. This cannot more hay sent to Coke County 'age team defeated Mertzon announced this week. be done until sufficient rain fall* farmers and ranchers," Quisen- 48 34 U> put some water in the Oak On an inspection tour recently, berry said. The game was a thriller from Creek Lake. nicinbera of the UCRA and leve- Up to Feb. 6 Coke County had start to finish, as was expected, ral others looked over the entire Making the inflection topr received 147 can, of emergency since tlie Longhorns slipped by were Youngblood, Gerald C. Al hay. This leaves 650 tons still on Mertzon Tuesday night by the len of Robert Lee, secretary of ordkr but not delivered This narrow margin of 50-46 67 CAR TAGS ,the UCRA, Mayor H. O. Whitt; 660 tons will be shipped on or High point man for Bronte was Mr Duncan and Ted Brown, San about March 1. J O Bagwell with 14 points and SOU) IN COKE Angelo real estate men; Mr Quiscnbrry urged farmers and Lyndon Waldrop made 13. Wilk.% of the firm Wilks. Duke Bale of license tags was m ov rtinchmen who want to order Durwood Denton and Buck and Steed, contractors on the ing slowly during the first week more hay to get their orders in Babe of Mertzon led their scor- pipeline job, and S. C Cooper uf they have been on sale. Only 67 to his office just as soon as pos ir with eight points each. Lubbock, who is employed by licenses had been issued at the sible, "because the **srlier that By winning this game, Bronte the UCRA as an engineer. office of the county tax essessor- we can get our order in the bet is eligible to compete in the reg Collector Paul Good. This includ Youngblood said that approxi ter chance we have of getting the lonal competition at Brownwood ed 55 passenger cars, 10 pick-up mately $2,500 of the cost of the hay." next week The regional tour and two commercial licenses. pipeline and filter plant wili be Oscar £ Kresta. C E Arrott ney is held there each year at Good said that a number of held out until the plant is put in and Lem E. Cowley compose the Howard Payne gymnasium people had been asking about the operation. Coke County'i PMA committee Bronte and Mertzon have com auto inspection tags and said When there is sufficient water peted in the finals for the past that it is not necessry to have the available to put be system in op four years. The victory last irsp .ion tag to secure a license. eration, members of the contract Two Sisters Are night gave Bronte three wins out He said that the only paper re ing firm as well as the UCRA Recovering from of the four quired la the Certificate of Ti engineer will return to Bronte to Bronte guls also won their tle. Deadline for purchasing 19- see that everything is working Eye Surgery game last night, the first in a 53 license plates is March 31. properly. Getting water from the two-out-of-three series with Wa Oak Creek Lake to Bronte on Two sisters, who had their ter Valley, for the district pen this test and checking all the right eye operated on Saturday. nant Score was Water Valley equipment will take about two February 7, underwent surgery Shown above is tha Longhorn Jimmie Gray. J. O. Bagwell. Smith. Atbie Phillips. Coach 30. Hi nte 34 The second game Houston A. Jolley. Beauiord days. t on their left eyes Teusdav Feb basketball team this year. They Dean Stephenson. Stanley Phil n the series for the district Dimes ruary 10 They are Mrs A G. James and Harold Joe Denton. championship will be played at are. left to right, back row; lips and Kenneth Scott. Burton of Odessa, who a 69, and Boys shown on the top row Wa'er Valley Tuesday night Boy Scout Fund \ Mrs Ida Brunson, formerly of Lyndon Waldrop, Jimmy Best. Front row shows Johnnie are usual starters for the team Bronte Longhorn cagers won Drive Is Bronte and now of Abilene, who the first round in district play Drive T oBe Next is 66 Tuesday night at Mertzon in a They are now in a Big Spring hard fought battle ending 50-46 Wednesday Hospital convalescing from the A ’.arge crowd of local citizens operations. foHewed the Longhorn, winners Success Edward Cumbie, chairman for Dr J H Fiah told the two of ttie north side of District 22-B the 1953 Boy Scout Fund Cam County officials are well pleas to Mertzon Tuesday night, to see paign, states that a coffee will women that their operations ed with the Coke County March ’ heir erg-uunter with Mrtrtzon, bp held next Wednesday morning seemed to be a success Mrs. uf Dimes drive which went well Brunson's operations are for glo- winners uf the south side at 8:30 o'clock at the Baptist over the top this year with a At the half of the game Tues church Workers will organise cunu and Mrs Burton’s for cat total of $3,515.67. almost $1.00« aracts. day night, the locals were behind and make plans for the campaign more thar last year. in a 17-22 score but they didn't at that time. Cuntbie said that The two women were so pleas Chairman A. J. Kirkpkarick ed that they talked Mr Brunson, give up. when at the end of the all persons interested in the Boy reported $2,117.03 from the west husband of Mrs. Brunson, into third quarter, they were still lag Scouts and willing to help with side of the county and Chairman entering the hospital where he ging behind 31-33 The teams the drive are invited to attend Bud Maxwell reported $1,398 64 also had some cataracts removed stayed neck and neck until the from the east side Small amounts Bronte has no goal set for the Mr. and Mrs. Brunson had liv histel blew ending the game remain to come in but. officially, amount they should raise but ed in and around Bronte for ma M) 46 in Brontes favor. the drive is over. workers are hoping to get more ny years until ten years ago jvhen County Chairman Dr John R than the $320 raised last year. they moved to Abilene Proccetks from the drive g" to the liohhy Clark Promoted Harris expressed appreciation to Mrs. Floyd Bagwell, their dau To Staff Sertfcant all workers and all donors who Concho Valley Boy Scout Coun ghter, went to Big Springs Sat cil and are used to advance scout gave generously to the worthy urday and stayed until Tuesday •Sgt Robert D Clark of cause It is .believed that Coke worlg in the Concho Velley dis of this week. She reported that Goodfetlow AFB at San Angelo, will have one pf the htghcdt trict Among projects which the both Mrs Brunson and Mrs. Bur has been promoted to staff ser- per capita donation records in the council take up are administra ton were in the hoq>ital room eernt, rt was announced this state. tive work and maintenance and together and seemed to be doing week Clark, who is the son of Half of the money collected operation of the summer camps fine. Mr and Mrs. Clifford Clark of will go to the National Foundrt- for acouts. Local boys annually Bronte, and his wife, the former on for Infantile Paralysis for re attend these encampments. Pictured above is the Bronte FoiL Blue. Rena M a e Singleton. Billie Jean Millikm, reside in search, equipment and help in Everyone is urged to donate Representative of Girls Basketball team. They In the second rowi Rickoy Rita McCulchen. Ruby Over- San Angelo where he has been emergencies and the other half generously when contaccd l»cal are now engaged in play tor Hester. Barbara Singlaton. Flo street. Mary Gray. Joyce Wrin stationed for the past year Will be kept for use in Coke scoutmasters are Leon Sharp, United DryvS Will kle. Jo Dell Walton. Fayrene Bobby entered the Air Force in the diarict title against Water ra Mae Brown. Linda Lass well. county as need for it arises Bill Clark and Bill Looney. Brice. January, 1951, and was station Speak Sunday Valley O the back row. left Sue Robertson. Wands Bell Girls pictured in the center ed at Lackland AFB. San Anto H T Arnold, former United to right are Patsy Mackey. Mrs Snead. of tho bottom row are starters nio. From there he wav sent to States Army Major, now field J. L. Carroll, coach, and Linda Front row: Jane Powell. Palsy for the group. Sheppard Field at Wichita Falls Heart Campaign representative of The United where he attended an airplane Texas Drys, Inc , will be gui-»t mechanics school before receiv speaker in the 11 o'clock worship Mrs. Whitehead's ing his present assignment service at the Bronte Baptl-6 Funeral Rites At OIL NEWS Needs Your Help church His subject will be "Is Post Office (Jet* Kiifch It Nothing To You’ " Mr. Arnold Nolan Sunday Humble No. 3 Butner flowed pleted in the Gard ner for a daily Orade After Inspection Workers for the Heart Fund ation boxes have been placed at lives in San Angelo fnd has s p o at the rate of five barrels per potential of 868 36 barrels of 50.6 Drive this week expressed disap the First National Bank, the ken in the Bronte Baptist church By Mrs. Charles Ragsdale hour for 12 hours Pnsiuction gravity oil The Bronte Post Office receiv pointment with the progress of Bronte Pharmacy and the Cen ed a grade of 97 out of a pot on prvtous occasions Funeral services for Mrs An was through perforating from 5,- Lion Ni>. 5 Man Rawlings was the campaign for funds for the tral Drug, and everyone is urged siblee 100 after a recent inspec Rev Maynard M Rogers, pas nie Elizabeth Whitehead. 60. of 541-53 feet Tubing pressure wav cW*armjj location h< latter part National Heart Association which to go by one uf those places and tion by postal authorities. Mrs. tor, issued an invitation for all Blackwell, were held af the No 35 pounds, casing pressure 90 of last week It w 1 1 be in section fosters research on all kinds of contribute what they can Carrie G. Williams, postmaster, special service. Rev Rogers will lan Methodist church at 3 p m pounds 390 heart disease. said that she was very proud of Every February is considered to attend Sunday School and the Sunday Rev S A S.fford of No 3 Butner is located in the In the Fort Cha d-iubrne Field, Dr John R. Harris is county this rating, since it it. higher than National Heart Month, and this preach on the subject “ Holding llcrmli Muthodist pa-dor. North Bronte Field about five application^ have been made to chairman and Dwain Pruitt is th* ■ usually given coincides with the drive of the Fast the Prpfesxion of Our Faith" Rev A L Patterson, pastor of mites north of Bronte, m section drill thre e si epou t: to producion. fund chairman Although no spe The Bronte Post Office has at the Sunday night service at Fundamental Baptist church at 397, block 1AA. H&TC survey Hanley No 1 S-nveil will he 330 cial events have been planned American Heart Association for been making a steady growth 7:30 o'ckick. Training union is Sweetwater, and Rev L W No 2 Butner. one location feet from the northleast and north in connection with the drive, do- funds to support iu splendid pro the past several years, with re at 6 30 p m Tucker. pastor of the Nolan ^uith of No 3 Butner. made a west line i of the n irthweat quar- grams of research and help for ceipts showing an increase at the Messengers for the Bronte Bap Methodist church, officiated good showing on swabbing in 1.-: | | K Whit. Survcy 30 the patients of heart disease tist church are attending the Mrs Whitehead had lived in the Goons lime Operator was Hanley No. 2 hxiwell will be end of each year Blackwell Trims Officals pointed out that this District Sixteen Annual Conven Nolarv, Sweetwater and Black to continue swabbing and testing. 330 feet From the northeast and Highland to Win •drive is most important since tion being hetd today at the First well during her 50 years in Nolan Lion No 1 Edward Rawlings, nortbwes lines of the southwest heart disease has always been Baptist church at Coleman. The County She died shortly after an outpost to the North Bronte quarter o f the larr ic survey. N e w East Half of 21-B and still Is the leading cause of district is made up of Missionary midnight last Friday at the home Field, flowed 47 barrels a t 49.2 Hanley No 3 Sowell will be 330 death in the United States, an Baptist churches from the fol of her son. Max Holder, at Nolan gravity oil in three hougr this feet from the north east and north Tnx By Mrs. Charles Ragtd night The Blackwell team, ginning at 10 a m Lion N" 2 Mary Rawlings. 3/4 A wildcat seven mile* south of daughter, bom Fridav, February phases of heart disease all over John Martin Holder of Nolan in as winner of the East Zone Dis Robert 1 x-e, Humble No. 1 Mrs. 13. in the Coke County Memorial the world, including heart sur 1912 He died in 1948 and in mile extension to the North trict 21 B, lost to Hobbs, west WSCS DAY OF PRAYER Helen Harris Weaver, reeuvered Hospital in Robert Lee The baby gery. Many new operations and 1950 she was married to R T Bronte Field, recovered 545 feet xone winner, by a score of 62 to of oil and 120 feet of heavily oil 1.179 feet of free gas and 150 weighed 7 pounds and 2 ounces treatment*, unheard of a f«*w W S C S ladies wlU hold a Whitehead of Blackwell 59 in a thrilling game that went feet of heavily oil and gas cut and has been named Mary Em years ago have been developed World Day of Prayer in the Surviving are her husband, her and gas cut mud on a drillstem into a three-minute over time mud on a drillstem test from 5,- ma Mary Emma has a brother, with the assistance of the Nation Methodist church Friday. Feb 20. mother, Mrs C F. Barry of test from 5.378 87 feel Gas sur period The second game of the 275-300 feet Dale, 4 years old and a sister, al Heart Association Such re starting at 10 a. m The program Sweetwater; two sons, Max Hol- faced in 28 minutes series was to have been played R & R Drilling Co. of Abilene Laurel Faye, 2 years old Her search costs millions of dollars will be Africa with Mrs Buddy dei of Nolan and Cecil Holder of The Texas Railroad Commis last night at Hobbs The results has staked a wildcat five miles maternal grandmother is Mrs. and Hron*e citizens afe urged to Kirkland as tha leader A rov Fort Worth; a step daughter. Mr* sion has granted Lion Oil Co were not obtained at press time south of Maverick in Runnels Mary Walker of Bronte and her do their part in helping to fi •red dish luncheon will be served grsndrbikben. two greet-grand pei mission to complete its No. I Blackwell won the East axle County It is No. 1 J M Tread paternal grandparents are Mr at tha noon hour C Q Barry of Brown-wood. aix Mary Rawlings dually, in the Go- championship by trimming High nance rt and Mm J R Doggett of Black- All members are urgrd *o at children; two brothers ant s sis ens and lower Gardner This way and will be drilled to 5.200 land 47-46. at Divide last Mon well had been previously com feet with rotary well. day night TRY A WART AD tend tha meeting f
The Bronte Enterprise February 20, 1053 family. Robert Fail and Guaaie McCarty and boy* Thursday af Tke touri Kansas. Nebraska. New Thomas. ternoon Mexico and Oklahoma basketball game at Divide Mon Bronte Enterprise day night. It was one of the most Baker, Mr and Mrs. Louis Baker Mmes. George Jamas and Zach Cheater Derrick attended the Mr and Mrs J. T Campbell exciting games of the year as the Jr. and children of Abilene and Tounget and Ken visited Mrs. W. REA directors meeting in San had aa their guests Sunday Mrs TtisNYSON Published Weekly by score was 47 to 46 in favor of Mr and Mrs. Jr. Groves and D Latham at Lake view Thurs Angelo Saturday afternoon. Lula Darnell and Miss Mary BEN OC1.ES3T Blackwell. TOPICS children of San Angelo. day afternoon. Mrs. J B. Deans and children Wood of Abilene By U n . Zack Tounget Okie To unget of Miles visited Wednesday guests of Mrs. Su- trf San Angelo spent Sunday Entered as wcood-v 1st* matte* at the Mr and Mrs H C. Raney and the Tounget* Monday evening die Blown ware Mrs. Clifford night night and Monday in the Post Office *1 Bloate, Texas, March Mrs. J. W Raney spent the week Friends of Mr and Mrs. J T 1. IU18. under lb* Act of March ) Mr*. Ad«lin« Carper visited Mi and Mrs Tounget and boys Hageman and son of Bronte and George James home. end in Dallas. Mrs. J. W Raney Henry will be glad to hear of tin- 1879 her sister at Crane Monday went to Miles Wednesday eve Mr*. Boyd. Sunday guests of the Bert Cor remained to visit relatives. good news reoeivtrd from liei Mr and Mrs George James ning to visit the J. P. Tounget*. Mr*. Addie Gaston is vuutir^ nelius family were Mrs J. P Mr. and Mi*. Roy Sanderson brother. Durwood Ellis, who is in Mr*. Coitton m San Angelo. a veterans hospital in Dallas. He and Beauford spent Sunday in Mary Helen Clark of San An Smith and son, Mr*. Melvin had aa their guests Sunday Jack San Angelo with relartives. Mrs. Pauline Harrell and Run had been taken off of the critical gelo spent the weekend in the James and daughter and Mr and Blanchard, Misses Pam and Bet- Mr and Mrs Elton McGinn* ny of San Angeo viaited the L. list and i* believed to be some John Clark home Mrs Homer Cornelius. tye Sanderson and Mr. and Mr*. and family of Eldorado visited Y Harrells Sunday what improved after having had R L. James of Christoval vis Frank Miller of Snyder, Mr. and the Claude Ditmorea Saturday Sunday dinner guests of the Neely McCarty went to Mert- major surgery about two weeks ited here Friday Mrs Houston Jolley and Mr and and Sunday James Arrotts were Mr and Mrs. eon Saturday . Mrs. Jack Price of Bronte, Mr ago Mr. and Mrs. Henry visited Mike Howell has been ill in a Sunday guests of the Louis Marvin Corley and family. Mr Mrs Floyd McCarty and Leo and Mrs Billie Bynum of Black- there last weekend San Angelo hospital. Bakers were Mr and Mrs. R. T and Mrs. Cheater Derrick and nard of San Angela visited Mr well and Bob Sanderson, a Mc- (Intended for last week) Murry college student Jimmy Bob Arrott has been Word was received last Tuc Mr. and Mrs. E A. Green mov visiting his grandparents, Mr. day that Dan Percifult of Tehai ed Mr and Mrs. C eat us Hyatt hapi. California, underwent -ur- and Mrs. J. C. Boatright at and children to Big Spring Fri gpry this week, but that he was IRxxikshire day. making a satisfactory recovery Jessie Lee James of San An Mr and Mi*. Roy Sanderson, He is the son of Mr and Mrs, gelo visited friends here Mon Pam. Betty and Bob Sanderson Jess Percifull of Bronte Mrs Allen Conner of Sweet and Jack Blanchard attend*d the # water visited the J M Stewarts tnmkt-tball game between M o over the weekend. Murry and ACC Saturday night Fur Life. Ilnapitaliralion mul Saturday guest* of Mr and at Abilene Mrs. Bert Cornelius were Mr*. Subscription Rats* Folio liuursm-r. See Mr and Mrs E A Green und Melvin James and Melany uf Pe* year, io Coke and adfoining laughters visited his sister and B. D. SNKAD San Angelo. counties ...... lt d ) family, Mr and Mrs H H Blai- Leon McCarty visited in Aus 1’er Year, rlsewhere ...... M 80 loc, at Gannon community Sun At First Nstional Bank tin Sunday day. Spending the weekend in the 1- Y Harrfll home were Mrs .Any reflection on (lie , harenter of Pauline Harrell and Ronnie ending of any person, firm or cor- Mr and Mrs Dies and fami poration is not intended aid will be ly of Norton spent Sunday with gl.idlv corrected upon notification. the Chest"” Derricks MORE HEADWAY Sunday guests of the Bert Cor nelius' were Mr and Mrs J. P. Smith ands on of San Angelo. EVERY DAY Mrs Si idle Brown had Mr and Mrs Edd Heckerndorf and son of Midland as weekend guests and Mr and Mr*. Clifford Hage- man and family of Bronte as Sunday guests. Ainsworth and Sandra and Keith. children were in Miles Sunday to Mrs. Surah Parsons of Snyder. Mr and Mrs Tounget' and Mr and Mr*. Harold Ware and Vml she John Toungets son and Mrs John Ware of Curtis Derrick of California Sweetwater, Mrs J. H Ware, spent Monday night with Beau- Mis H E Green and Myrtle Lee ford James. and Mr and Mrs R. Q Spence Guests in the home of Mr. and of Blackwell. Mrs. Otto Fmok Saturday even Mr and Mr* Walter King had ing were Mi and Mrs. Lois Roach as their guest M onday Mr and Telephone service Is growing both swiftly and children and Mr. and Mrs Mrs Riley King of Sterling City. and surely. Although material shortages Sonny Burney and daughter of The FFA boy* will have their have handicapped us and coptinue to plague San Angelo stock show Saturday afternoon, us. w* an increasing our progresa each day. lli* L. H Smith and Mrs. Mora telephones arc in service, more local and Feb 21, in town Mr Franklin Smith of Carlsbad were din long distance calls are being made now than Brownfield is the VA teacher f t If you had a flower for every hour ner guests of Mr. and Mr*. ever before. We know and appreciate that tele Mrs Austin Jordan left for Claude Dttmorc Sunday phone service has become a "must'' for homes, Amarillo, Monday night to attend farms and business. Our expansion program is . . . your electric washuig machine saves dishwasher, or a modern electric refriger Mr and Mrs W H Thomas the Methodist South Central Jur ■along rapid strides toward our one goal till- you, you could wear a posy to church ator can make in your home -a n d icinriil- and family viaited Mrs McDon isdictional conference The Jur dent telephone service for all who want it. every Sunday for forty-su years’ (Your her, tlies cost only a few cents a day to ald at Stanton Sunday isdiction includes the statea of operate. washer can save you 2.400 hour* during Alabama. Texas, Louisiana, Mis- SAN ANGELO TELEPHONE CO. its lifetime'' For the ease, convenience, and econ HERE’S That is only a sample of the time and omy of modern electrical liv mg. see your energy modern electric appliance* can local clettm appliance dealer He will be BLACKWELL save you on ho«urho!d chores nf all kind' glad to show you how modern electric By Mrs Charles Ragsdale Just think of the savings in time, money home appliances can save you liours and Out of town relatives attending and tcoirwin power an electric range, a hours of work each week ^ Z u t U i t t f ^^YDUnSELF the funeral of Andy Pattenson at Blackwell Wednesday of last ^ C ln c C TO A Wfest Texas Utilities week were Mrs Earl Foster, C om p a n y Mr* A C. Newton. Brownwood, j£.£cOH6*Htl Mrs B F. Trousdale. Harlingen, Sam Patteraon, Mr* John Hagen, Gateaville, Floyd Patterson, Wa- W w OF LOUJ PRICES ca; Mr and Mrs. Grady Patter aon and children. San Ange o; 5 LBS. SWIFT 8 READY TO EAT Mr and Mrs J H Patterson and daughter. Snyder; Mr and Mrs. SUGAR 48c PICNIC HAMS Ben Henderson, llermleigh; Mr and M rt C. A. Worlgey. La- ADMIRATION 1 LB JAR LB. mesa. Mr. and Mr* Ola Patter aon, StacMory C a lif; Mr and COFFEE 79c CHUCK ROAST :59c Mrs Clifford Berry. Corpus FRESH LB. Christi, Mr and Mrs Treat Berry SWIFTS 3 LB. CTN. FOR ALL YOUR and son. Houston; Mrs. Lula STEW MEAT 38c White, Kilgore; Mr*. Odessa But- PURE LARD 45c Mn. Polly Berry and daughter, FRESH l b ! HOME & OFFICE NEEDS! ler and son, Gatesvilie; Mr. and 14 OZ. BOT. Losneta. Mr and Mrs Bud Holtz- CALF LIVER 49c clow. Odessa Mr and Mrs Bail CATSUP 19c _____ ey Berry and son. Mac Berry. LB. We Now Have A Gatesvilie Mr*. Zella Berry and REG. CTN. SLICED BACON 16c son. Houston. Mr and Mrs Kelly CIGARETTES $1.95 Nice Line of Office Gaaton and children. Sterling LB. City; Mr and Mrs Monroe Pat terson and children. Robert Lee; ANY BRAND LGE. CURED JOWLS 24c Supplies — Reasonably Priced Mr and Mrs G U Cagle and WASHING POWDER 29c Petsy. Oceanside. California. SWIFTS 2 LBS CARD OF THANKS MAYFLOWER 2 CANS Words can never express how CHEESE 78c we feel about Blackwell people. CORN 32c BRISKET LB* Come In Before You Buy! There isn't any place that any fjgt ner people live than Blackw k. SALTINE I LB. BOX ROAST 36c You were so kind to ua, the w n > deful fond and beautiful flow- CRACKERS 25c LB. era. SALT JOWLS 19c We Can Also Order Mr* Andy Patterson 2 TALL CANS Mr and Mrs Kelly Gaston ALL-SWEET LB. and children MILK 29c Office Furniture* Mr and Mrs Monroe Pat OLEOMARGARINE 25c terson and children. GARDEN 00 CT. 2 PEGS. COUNTRY STYLE Adding Machines* CARD Or THANKS NAPKINS 25c 2 LB BAG I wish to thank the Blackwell SAUSAGE 741- people for their kindness and Typewriters and sympathy at the funeral of my CELLO PKG. l b uncle Andy Patteraon. Office Equipment Mrs Rocky Thompeon CARROTS 12c ORANGES 9c Mr and Mrs Cecil Hargrave HEAD For Prompt Delivery. and son, Jamie, of Douglas. Aru ■ DOZ have been visiting her parents. LETTUCE 9e LEMONS 29c Mr and Mrs Robert Tubb and his mother. Mrs Annie Hsrgrave ▼E THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Mr* Hargrav* returned home with them for a visit A large number from here at- j tended the funeral for Mr* R T. Whitehead at Divide Sunday The Bronte Enterprise Mr and Mr* Ernest Ware had SIMS FOOD STORE as their guests Sunday Mr and 41 Mr* W W Ainsworth. Mr* J. W. The Bronte Enterpme February 20, 1953 Springer Receives Letter From FATHER DIES Coast of Alfrica, spoke to the Mr and Mrs. Bill Looney re group on her works in the Afri PS all equipment lot ceived word Tuesday of the can field. 1 agpdc tanks aad cess , ROYALTUS — Do you havo death of his father, W M Loon Red Cross Worker in Korea them’ Will you tail tham? If at No. • for A n sarvme ey. The elder Mr Looney died ao, lift thorn with mo TAY ' OR ’ — 21-Mo Chairman H. A. Springer of The letter told uf the work a very rugged country, both in M. Tuesday in a Cisco Hospital. EMERSON Hogiotored Dtalr. the Red Cross is doing for Am terrain and in temperature. The Funeral services were held Wed the Coke County Chapter of the Phono 111 or 2M Box 171. erican and other soldiers «who are mountains which compose the WRECKER J * * * * * nesday in Rising Star Mr and Red Cross this week received a Brunto, Texas fighting in Korea. larger part of Korea are very ■ugb(. Day phoqa Mrs Looney and Douglas left letter fiorn William C Shelton, 2. HOME MOIv ^ COMPANY farts of the letter follow: steep and in some places, it is Tuesday to attend the funeral field worker for the Red Cross next to ingiOMible for a human to tee only one man a day due services Dear Chapter Staff to roads and distances When Q\>$f M O fo - in Korea being to climb them. This, of FOR SALE-B. » aud 1 1 just want you to know wha* course, makes fighting very dif they return at night after having motor dotiblr-geaird LIONS HEAR MISSIONARY we are doing over here. For some driven sometimes 70 to B0 miles * *C ficult for our men. In addition towers LEEHEH S U P f.^ Mmbcrs of the Bronte Lions time we here in Korea have been to service a request, most of them Robert Lee. to that, the temperature is ex club met Tuesday night in the H 4 U L / M G ' ji ALEXANDER’S thinking of writing to you and have to type their own letters at treme and terrific. In summer Jironte lunch room where they telling you how much we appre night, many tunes by candle light ft 2167-6 we find temperature rises to as r >R SALE— Deak blotter* s « ntertained their wives with a CAFE ciate the fine work which your and in sub-zero weather The high as 110 degrees In the win pads, 92 30. The Bronte Ente.v dinner Miss Ann Yoder, return- San Anoelo Chapter is doing — particularly next day this is repeated This fa Sin Angelo Often You ter, particularly in the moun prise. I missionary form the Gold . > < i Seu Fuad soil Tasty I I niches as it regards servicemen and tains, we find it as low as 40 together with the possibility of "STEAKS. MEXICAN FOOD their families. degrees below zero. With these being shelled by enemy artillery * 'ANTED — Telaphma operat First Maybe we can give you is nut pleasant With all these ors or girls to train as operat Join Your hirndi at extremes, you can see that per MID-WEST SPRAY COMPANY a picture of how our people work sonnel have somewhat of a try handicaps. wf still feel it is our or* Ages IS to 30 San Angelo duty to drive to the lines or V* BALLINGER TEXAS here and something of the back ing situation. Telephone Co , Bronte l-tfc ALEXANDER’S ground of this country so you wherever a. soldier may be when WE DO Our part, of course, is to as In Angrlo, Concho fit Chad. may understand some of our they have a birth or death mes ALL KINDS and size* of cedar Reai dential. Commercial and Structural Spray Painting. Fast and .tfficient work, with experitneed workmen. problems As you know. Korea is sist the members of the Armed sage for him These messages arc post*. From 1 :nch to B iruh. ALSO Forces with their welfare and delivered in person, with very Prices according to size. See morale problems No doubt by few exceptions These excep J L Keeney. 8-4tp Termite Extermination and Pest Control tions are only when it would en rive Tear free inspection service. We will gladly make in now your Chapter has found that spection. and furnish estimates HAVE 4 male puppies to give to NOW— in order to get a health and w-*- danger the lives of others for us children for pets See J. A. Farmers St Merchants State Bank Bldg fare report on a man over here, to make a trip to the front We PtrciiulL EARL COPE, Manager » will take a minimum of three are proud of our record and w an RADIO SERVICE AND you to know that we have tried Temporary Day Phone 5065 Night Phon e 6321 weeks and sometimes a month 2'OH SALE—All steal waste bas to represent our organization 'n APPLIANCE REPAIR This isn't all due to the mail, but kets, $1 SO The Bronte Enter is due to the rugged terrain and a most commendable way There prise. the difficulty our Field Directors are a few things which we here • DR E P DAVISS, former chief FAST AND CHEAP have in traveling and locating feel would be most helpful Birth ear St nose specialist for 13 servicemen It seems hard for announcements which come by RAILROADS, originated DA you to understand but there are wire through National are one VISS DROPS St prescribed it \ MAKE PICK I T & IIKI.IVKHY AT WHITK Al'TO no paved roads in Korea Our of the greatest morale factors on every ear St ainus case he Field Directors average abodt which we have You see. there treated Ask a user" 8-ltc YOUR HOME 1000 miles a month at an average is no commercial facility in Ko IRA M. BIRD speed of from 5 to 12 miles an rea for sending and receiving WIRE WORMS, ball worms St hour Many times they have time messages and consequently a cut worms will not bother MORE CONVENIENT man is quite worried when he ■ if you use Q C BIG 3 BUG knows he is to become a father DUST in your soil at planting He instinctively turns to Ameri time Contains ahlorodene. can Red Cross to get through > DDT St Rotenone 8 10-ltc message to find out how his wife treated Ask a user " 8-ltc getting along Overseas tele .FOR SALE — 150 gallon butane phones are nonexistant in Koiea, tank. Kelly Richards, box 32. Modern Plumbing with the cxcuption of one place, Blackwell. 8 3tp which .for the most part, is not Will Add Greatly to Your Comfort acressable to the soldiers under FOR SALE — Butane tank. 150 and Convenience — and two days travel time by train gallon Reconditioned Painted and jeep Therefore, it is seldom $85 00 Steve Bad I 8-ltp the Cost Is Not that this facility can be used Recently two major companies. FOR RENT — 4 rooms, screened As High As The Magnolia Petroleum Co of porch, bath, good neighbor Sure To Please Dallas, Texas and the Wills & hood Call J E Fuller 8-ltc You Might Baumer Candle Mfg Compam IN LOVING MEMORY of Syracuse. New York, donated Think 427.750 candles to be distributed of E W Hudman We mias him JUST RECEIVED — by our men in Korea to men on so since he had to go the front lines These candles I want us ao much to prepare Call Us Colled New Shipment of Lovely were one of the most appreciated to meet him in the land beyond things we have ever witnessed the blue where there will be no You see. in the bunkers — or sorrow or tears He enteied life C'ostume Jewelry dugouts as we would call them Kuld not be possible for us to LB. tive needs regardless of make or mod carry on the work here Tell your NO JAX LB. CHUCK OR ARM volunteers that he donation of ROAST 39c el, AND these services are available on their time and talents is the foun BULK WEINERS 39c dation of our Organization With PICKLED PT our convenient BUDGET PLAN. out your help, it it impossible TENDERIZED LB. for us to function It is indeed 11c PIG FEET 34c becoming more and more known HAMS SEE OUR FINE SELECTION OF as Your Red Cross because these boys are beginning to feel, as PURE PORK 2 LB BAG FRESH DOZ. everyone in the States should SAUSAGE 78c COUNTRY EGGS 12c feel, that it belongs to the people USED CARS of the United States Since it belongs to each of us. there u a We Resorte the Right to Limit Quantities on Any Item responsibility for each of us to PRICED TO FIT YOUR BUDGET! carry THANKS AGAIN FOR YOUR WE CAN TRADE FOR YOUR CAR WONDERFUL COOPERATION WHETHER ITS PAID FOR OR NOT! Sincerely. William C Shelton, Bronte Ice Co Aset Field Director The Bronte Enterprise February 20, 1963 football with the Carswell Air son dismissed Ed Cumbie and Force Base in Fort Worth. He is Mrs Antonio Dominge* admitted scheduled to get out of the army February 7 —Noel Dean Fcott next summer, and already ha* an dismissed Daughter born to Mt- TEXAS THEATRE T r a c k S offer from the Chicago bears. Antonio Dommgez, son born to Mra G. G W ard MONTE, TEXAS Bill Gentry has just purchased NEWS NOTES February 9 — Mis. A N Raw ■NOW STAJRTi t i l l P. M. — SUNDAY MATINEE 1:M P. M. what used So be known as the Doub-e Heart Ranch No one linga, J B. Arrott diamis-ed H »b FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 20 8i 21 The administration is planning White and Jean Timinon* admit to buy a great deal uf new furni knows where he got the money, Rex Allen and Koko in ted. ture for the school The exact nut even his wife, but there is a “BORDER SADDLEMATES” rumor that he won it at Mad Februray 10—Mr*. B. E Modg- Also Cartoon and News amoun* wiU be determined by ison Square Garden Rodeo. ling admitted Mrs G G Ward the available funds. Plane are and son, Mrs Ed Cumbie, Mi SUNDAY A MON . FEB. 22 A 22, Sun Matinee 130 A 3 2 lor Wingate, Will Pric\ Robert Mrs E L Coward cfe.mussed, 'ace the Methodist church at 1 Frank Rodriquez was dismis tion. Oherwise, voters could not was placed on the girls all-tour 'Kniet^n. Sam Brock of San Tom Payne. J B Arrott admit mV '1 The Rev Robert D. sed from the Bronte huepital vote ex-ep* those living in pre namer.t team Jimmie Lee was Angelo. Mrs E L Coward, Mrs ted. * < brother-in-law of Mia Monday He was admitted laat cinct number four in Coke coun selected for the second all-tour G G Ward, admitted February 3--Mr* Berta Chew, andt son, will officiate Friday after an accident when Mrs. Daisy Hickman. Cullen ty. living around Bronte. nament team for boys and Patri 1 January 30 — J D. HricenA The bride-elect is a graduate he got hut foot crushed in some Clark, Robert Kmerini dismissed. Election officers will be ap cia McCutchen for the girls. January- 30 — Noel Dean Scott. of Blackwell High School and machinery. February 4 — Mrs Ed Raw pointed at the next school board Barbara Kiser was selected as Mr> Berta Chew of Blackwell, McMurry College. She Js a fir Mr and Mrs Monroe Tabb of lings dismissed Mrs. R A Ki meeting. best all around girl and was pre Mis Ed Rawing. Sr. ad mer teicher of the Sterling City Hamlin, Mrs Minnie Rumfield ser of Winters, Dan Smith. Mrs. Mr and Mrs Frank Miller vis sented with a medal These teams mitted. 'hoc'* and la now employed by and other relatives of Hamitn ited in Bronte last weekend. They show much promise as the bas- , Ed Cumbie admitted January 3) — Mrs. G. E Davis e S .der School System. spent the weekend with Mr and are teacher* in the Snyder Public ketbail team.- uf tomorrow. February 5 — Mr* W A H,.-k of Robert Lee. Miss Betty San Mr. Blanchard is a graduate of Mr* Mug Stephenson and Mrs School. cock admitted der n, Cullen Clark admitted. -vdot High School and Sul Roes Grace Hedges Supt J L Carroll announces Fehruray 6 — Sam Brock, T. .Mrs. I.amlcrs Honored M - E A Brookshire. Mra. R Col'egi He served 27 months in Mrs. Ellis Wade and children that the school is to receive 700 j Payne, Mis* Hetty Sandrr- At Gift Shower D Roger-. Mr*. G G Ward dis the Aimed Forces of which 17 of Sen Angelo visited Bill and pounds of turkey h>r the lunch missed. were spent overseas. H is a for Norban Alexander here Wednes A pink and b.ue shower was , room. Every effort will be made February 1 — W B MeSh: n mer member of the Snyder High day to see that the turkeys are not given for Mrs Marvin Landers • • ~) nc4 Coaching Staff and is now Mr. and Mrs. Doyle G. eg burn spoiled. We are sorry that the last Friday night in the home of Harry J. Loveless, I). C. A number of little friends were V < ed by the Lion Oil Com and Gary and Ollie Mae of Miles spoiled turkey was cookd last Mrs Sam P.Wiards The table* present fur the party and ice iny n Snyder. spent Sunday with the T G. Friday As soon is it was detect was was decorated with a minia Chiropractor cream and cake weie served to: G leghorns ed. the children were advised of ture sb-rk and spring Flowers j Sandra Ward. Juo> Ward, Char STUDY CLUBS HEAR Mr and Mrs Floyd Adams of it As far as we know, there Mrs Jerry Proctor, sister of he X-Ray lene Ward, Nellie Bennett, Bar San Angelo spent the weekend were only two eople who be honoree. registered guests. Mrs. MR> DEAN REVIEW bara Rosser, Laura Lee McGuire, with the Herbert H > Lands came ill. We are not sure that iHeidel Brunson poured, coffee PHONE 9090 HT DEN FLOWER” Charles McGuire, Modern* Mc Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Herbert it can be attributed to the turkey and Mr> H. C Murtishaw served Guire. Johnnie Pearl Sims, Marla 504 Sharp A*e. hr-s of the Soros is St idy Holland Thursday were Mr and TTie sophomore H E. Class has cookies. Lou Rees. Sa Queta Timmons, e guests of the Junior Mrs. Marcus Davidson of Miles. been studying all phases of veast A large number uf guests were Sandra Sue Gray, John McIntyre. Hn » 12; 1-5 J rib Monde / .ght at the Mr and Mrs. Floyd McCarty and Cookery and the home prepara present and the honoree received Mr and Mrs Willie Doboes. and BALLINGER, TEXAS \m« can Legion d Mr» Jeff Leonard of San Angelo lion of foods. The girls prepared, a large number of useful gifts. Charles Timmons. THE BRONTE EN IT I’ PIUS I •ear reviewed the bn >k The Mrs Don Walker visited her cooked and served hot rolls to Hidden Flower" by r’ea.-l Buck parents. Mr and Mra George thus* eating in the achool cafete CO U N TY HD A i leorge Washington theme MeQuser of Coleman TVoraday j ria talk Tuesday The girls did COUNCIL RKPORT was cirned out with corsages of Mr and Mrs J B Arndt and a vary fine job of making the nylon flags, plate favors of small Jtmmv Bob of Tennyson visited rolls under Mrs Fancfier's super Coke County HD Council met hatchets and a centerpiece of red Mr and Mra James Holland Fri vision and everyone enjoyed the February 10 with three clubs re carau ions. The hall was decorat day htk rolls with his meal presented and the agent, Miss ed ui red. white and blue Mr and Mra Herbert Holland Carolyn Kemp and Mra Hol J> Neil B1 pk. present Cake squares, spiced h o t attended a 42 party at Kl.tten- combe presented special music The 4-H Chairman reported punch, salted nuts and candy hoff Friday night numN r> at the annual Sweet tU t Brunte now has an adult cher its were served to the fol- Mr and Mra. Less Webb at heart Banquet at the First Bap leader, Mrs R L Bennett The o w i-j M m n Norman K.ker tended a 42 party at the Juniprr tist Church in Ballinger The val girls have been wmrking without M*U< w Caperton. Charlie Phil- achool house Friday night entine banquet was held last a leader since October ps, Robert Hugh Suns, Royce Dean Th m u, *ls to -a g week Mrs Arrott reported that the Lee. ten Oglesby. Clark Glenn, near Sen Antonio, spent the TTie Seniors are working on council stLI has a few blue bon Jeff ean. Tommy Wade. Charles weekend here with hia parents, their play ‘ Stranger in the net plates for sale Clip mt, Marvin Leek. Bobby 1 Mr and Mrs Franklin Thomas N which will be p r in t e d Home Demonstration women 3 FOR Vaug >n. Le Drew Artrtl, I S next n*. nth Mr Henry and Mr who are members of the soil con MARKET SPECIALS Browne, J B Arrott, Noble Oi . Mrs Emmett Caperton left Daniel sponsor the Senior class servation group will enter the JELL0 25c iver, Jodie Hedges, Allen Wil Tuesday to g 1 to the home of Mr Dzmei is directing the play toil conservation contest WHILE THEY LAST LB. iam Dolf Richards. R E Bra her dai^hter. Mra Jack Beirher. Th. jur.^ra have begun pre Miss Gladys Waldrop reported MR. GUS 3 NO. 1 CANS SWIFT’S FRYERS 1 an* , Al.cn Bryan. Brady Milia in Denver City Mrs Caper-ton's para ton for the Junior-Senior that fic District Meeting will be 49c and scold Sheppard grandson. Doug, is ill and she will banquet The banquet will be April 23 at Mt-nard Cuke County TOMATOES 31c HORMEL MIDWEST LB. help her daughter care for him held .iter in the giving Mrs council was invited to Bailinger BACON 45c MBS. HIGGINBOTHAM ------— Fanrher sponsors the Junior for their council meeting Feb 2 TALL CANS ENTERTAINS WSCS Mr and Mrs. Barney Mng class 13 to meet Senorita EO Alfonso NU MAID 1st GRADE LB. left Wednesday morning for Dal The annual staff has been in who is visiting there and study MILK 29c The W&.CS. met in the las where they will visit his mo vited to attend Columbia Scho ing HD work. MARGARINE 23c home of Mrs P S. Higg nbutham ther. Mrs Tbm Modghng. who re lastic Press AaauciaUon ‘o be REG. SIZE LB. laat Monday afternoon After a ttier Mra Tom Modgliny who re held March 12-13-14 The mess Donna Ruth Gray Is T-BONE STEAKS shert buaineei session was held. cently underwent surgery there ing is the argeet convention of Party Honored CIGARETTES $1.95 69c Mrs. ..um Lasawel! gave a study The Modg'.ir.gs will motor bark editors in the world, and at this I.B. on “Theee Rights We H old" to Weatherford where they will meeting, staff members learn the Donna Ruth Gray, daughter of 10 LBS. Ten members and one guest. visit their son. Elmer ModgUng. latest and best ways at improv Mr and Mrs Dan Gray, was hon SIRLOIN STEAKS 59c Mrs. W N. Gaddy, were served and family Mrs Modglmg will ing pub.mations The meeting is ored at a birthday party Monday. SUGAR 95c ARM OR SEVEN BONE LB. refreshments by the hostess. leave from there to go to visit to he held at Columbia Umver- Next meeting will be March 2 their daughter. Mrs Leonard tl> New York City Symptoms of Olstraaa Arising iron JACK SPRAT 2 FOR ROAST 39c in the home of Mrs Buddy K.rk Jagt and family in lueii New I STOMACH ULCERS GOLD CREST 2 LB BCX >*«<• i f Jersey She plana to remain there riV E YEARS FROM NOW PORK & BEANS 19c about a month before return ng t o EXCESS ACID CHEESE 73c SHOP MONTE FIRST home Mar -n McCub-hen is playing RELIEF OR NO COST 1 LB LB. lit About 15 Day Trial Offer! CRACKERS 24c GROUND BEFF 39c HOME MADE LB. K1MBELL NO. 2 CAN SAUSAGE 33c % Grapefruit Juice 9c Fresh Killed Hog. Cut Up in Our Mu at SWIFTS 12 OZ. CAN Always Welcome at the SOUR OR DILL QT. PR KM Only 39c BRONTE PHARMACY PICKLES 29c HORMEL 4 LB. CTN
REG. SIZE LARI) 59c TIDE OR CHEER 29c HEAD DEAD LETTUCE 9c ADMIRATION LB. CLU B CA FE CELLO PKG. ANIMALS COFFEE 86c Un-Shinneal CARROTS 13c WHITT BOT. I.B. GOOD FOOD & SERVICE t r e e KAROSYRUP 23c RUTABAGAS He Mrs. Lorene Frazier Pruitt's Store DONTGOBY — BRONTE — COME BUY
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