11 Apr 1958
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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1958
Page
1
Uncle Huie from Hog Creek laments farming dangers and late time tricks. He mocks reports on farmer deaths and jokes that farmers have long watched the moon for planting and hog meat timing, ending with a nod to moonlit farming lore.
Local families share Easter visit reports from Blackwell and nearby towns. Guests include the Cooks and Hipps with relatives from Forsan Amarillo Merkel Odessa and Midland. Moves involve Cecil Smiths from Bagdad to near Blackwell and J R Thompson families relocating to the Charlie Cave home.
The Bronte Enterprise notes numerous visits from relatives and friends across towns including San Angelo Hylton Blackwell Abilene Strawn Levelland Coronado City Dallas and Malaga New Mexico. Blackwell and Abilene residents host Easter gatherings and youths plan to enter the Inter scholastic League meet in Hobbs Friday.
The event at 8 p m in Little Mexico Cafe features theme decorations and a Mexican guest speaker Roland Gregory educational director Park Heights Baptist Church San Angelo Rex Reagan will introduce the speaker Jerry Ware host of ceremonies Invocation Bob Goodwin welcome Betty Sweet response Marie Johnson Mexican Hat Dance Patsy Sweet daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin Sweet Abilene Patsy lived in Mexico City with his connection to the American Embassy
Several local residents traveled to Winters on Monday to attend funeral services for Mrs Lloyd Jackson formerly Nestella Branaman daughter of J A Branaman longtime pastor of Kickapoo Baptist Church. Burial held Tuesday in Mount Pleasant with Mmes R M Andrews M A Scott Noah Pruitt Sr Arthur Wrinkle and A K Williams from here attending.
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