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Bronte Weekly Enterprise (Newspaper) - April 16, 1937, Bronte, Texas Bronte Weekly 18. 1937. 15. at Song Meet Faculty Members Local Attended Render Team at State Broadcast Makes Big I - home town who The Coke Members of the Bronte school A goodly portion of tbe was an epochal day - good in the big city is met at Kickapoo rendered a song j bera oi the local of the | in the history of on ' nie noted tiat in the Union lam at the chapel in World Camp are in that day it did it had of Chicago who is three miles north of i school Wednesday j the State Con- never done to her native land to con- in its spring session that is said to have | vention of the radio duct a modem Electric Cooking i t s semi-annual been most by those ig holding its annual Through the courtesy of the School for the West Texas The program as rendered that city this ' West Texas Butane Gas Mrs. The weather was ideal local Woodmen it was West is a there was a large going early ranged Bronte to go on the ' oi not only from over the Waldo Mrs. this The local will air through h radio hookup over versity at quite a few were present I ter Miss Lillian be in the there San will open a one-day from communities outside of Walter at 2 o'clock this and The program consisted of an school April 22. iMiss Lillian Miss will bo given H E. featuring the many The singing throughout both complimenting them on who told to the whole at 2:30 in the day was most excellent and Martin fine work they did in the a very compact uses of electric service in the the program of l and Waldo drive they put on here address just where Bronte is will be held in u. E. Low of who They succeeded in what it is. And from the Texas a in vocal sixty-two new members or s he sang about a at Silver was present and WOMAN'S the which was one of it will be no of Edison Electric directed tlie program throughout tiie best made by any prise if the duke ot Windsor makers of Hotpoint the camp in the throughout was secured to of the Thursday The of the local world will want to come and Bronte women expert will be held at rio Williams hostess to the team is as t. C. in electrical the second in ' Woman's Club Loyd A. The high school band which has widely heralded The Union as they the home of C. C. G. Jack Simpson directed by Band director Mains the 1987 method of always furnished The to ley Charley tin rendered a on your of delectable food for those eall by giving the luime of ai Pat Vernon wluch of training and research there for 1 favorite book or G eorge Wrinkly L e o n a r d The manage A was John Melvin i courtesy to in the Hotpoint kitchens have given MRS. R. E. an authoritative tone when she declares can duce culinary miracles with according to G. E. who announced her arrival in in description of electric is enthusiastic to THE T. being a tea Ijy Dorothy Eubanks and Vanna Ruth Caperton in the home business session was ueld j John .li ter which Mrs. C. C. a Mrs. U. E. trave a review of j PREACHES AT hostess served an CHADBOURNE SUNDAY as to this management I courtesy itself to Bronte in the rendition of the The announcer said many fine things I it to beautiful Colorado river 1 is requested And The has Ed T. that Rev. Ben that of Fort M. A. A. N. who resides at Fort Worth as a courtesy to to the L. T. Lewis bwn ter MRS. CLINT electric primarily so imper on Taste in they may be relieved Rev. Lewis Stuckey gave the beginning of talk on Education has been the duty of Good The su prepay the up the was Sullivan will preach be we do not TO SOCIETY of much more than ordinary whon we that it to of the old an epochal day in the history home of Mrs. Clint citizens of the this little nestling at the kins was the meeting as he is in this beautiful subject of Monday afternoon of the the son of Rev. Ben Sullivan de- further dis- Woman's Missionary The elder SulUvan was Gay owner Ed The devotional was given a pioneer Baptist preacher in and manager ol the West in years He was lor as Mrs. R. E. which the society decided to nmn of great t and also tX th. ram tho cf L. nmv the -son of who J. on in it was a courtesy to good cookery already thousands jard it aa the to tl said that as well as their will lind the school interesting and The school and new recipes are HUDMAN Hudman died suddenly at rector of the been in a um for some tune is ki San be on the road to recovery reported as not This the many friends of the family will regret to and who is also a state MRS. Woman's of the Methodist church lot with Mrs. Jess f W was lead by A. Usson on was given by Mrs. N. of a White was given by B. of a Negro Floyd Late Sunday Association Relatives here wore tended a district meeting of star route carriers at morning Mr. and Saturday P. C. Mrs. The meeting was in the 2lst, Mmark and Elmer Hudman which is the district Sent to Caddo and attended the of which Mr which was held Monday it fell They home Evans to over Deceased was of of the Mr. Evans reports a the Mrs. W. P. Hudman bubbling over with who were among the old pi- of this part of He had made his home Rev. Lewis past for many the Bronte has many friends here who will home night hS The En- a trip that took him as far joins with the friends Stuckev of Uie family in deepest his mother at Rosebud isi iS Sis of ill. made a wiU wish for the kin following us a pj int it pass it tho pastors of the town for their ' a great If his hair is he is too If he is a he lias not had experience If he has ten he has too many if he has he is setting a bad If his wife in the is he swn he ought to be at home getting up It the at the homes of the someone could have hvm to do ' '

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