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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1946
Page
4
Marvin Hoffman, minister, leads Bible classes and Bible study sessions at the church. Attendees gather for spiritual instruction, prayer, and community fellowship in weekly meetings.
Rev L L Griffin and Pastor Panday lead a 14th Yee telecast at 10 30 with Fran cis ae Supt. Thursday April 18 the District WMU meets at the Church with devotional led by Boyd Church at 10 30 and ching at 11 00 by Bro Johnnie Frantford Lunch served at the Church At 1 30 the program centers on the Crucifixion of Christ and invites each church of the BMA Association to attend and participate
Rev C R memes pastor leads Sunday School at 10:00. Preaching at 11:00 morning worship. Evening service at 7:00. Wednesday prayer service also at 7:00.
Rev. Geo B McCrary pastor leads Bronte church with 10:00 Church School guided by Clifford Clark at 11:00 Morning Worship and 7:30 Evening Worship followed by 8:30 Evening Youth Fellowship activities.
Regular services held at Bronte Full Gospel Church under Pastor Mrs J W Tammen on Thursday evenings at 7 30. Moments of meditation quote scripture from Luke 24 46 and Hebrews 9 28.
Palo Duro Park near Canyon reports 9376 visitors through March 24 this year, up from 8437 in 1945 and 3128 the prior year. Texas A and M Extension Service urges farmers to feed less grain to hogs and cattle, cull flocks, raise fewer poultry, maintain milk output, avoid overfinishing meat, and market grain promptly.
The Lower Colorado River Authority in Austin declared no irreconcilable conflicts with the ILCRA and pledged cooperation on four up-river dam projects. A December meeting had foreseen potential delays and tax- remission risks if the agencies clashed, but recent steps remove obstacles. Senator Penrose Metcalfe and L. T. Youngblood praised the Developments as favorable.
A Sunday fire damaged the residence of L. S. Bird reported by the Sanco Society. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Gartman from California arrived for a relatives visit. J. L. Carwile Jr was elected school trustee. Nora Atkin visited Plainview. A pie supper at the school house tonight sponsored by the WHO Club.
4-H Club girls who made dresses under Mrs Fay C Roe or the Club Sponsor may enter the Easter dress display next Thursday night April 18 at Robert Lee Methodist Church. Two age groups 9 to 12 compete with prizes including a long sought camp trip to Ruidoso New Mexico May 27 to 31. Judges include Miss Hazel Mc Coy Tom Green County HDA and Mrs Paul LeMay former San Angelo High School Home Economics teacher.
The Country Gentleman reports Kent County introduces Karakus cattle herds as a new local industry and also announces its first producing oil well. Lease buyers appear active, signaling economic diversification for the county.
J C Sturges opens a new store in Texas expanding his merchandise to serve customers with the latest goods. Son of a pioneer Texas merchant, he began in San Angelo in 1941 and previously ran stores in Ballinger Brownwood and Coleman. He is a member of the San Angelo Rotary Club and First Presbyterian Church.
Residents complain of strong odors from adjacent ditches and stagnant water. A petition seeks immediate action and referral to state health officials, with possible fines. City officials plan to act soon to address the issue.
A concise note states that sensory performance peaks in the second decade of life, suggesting peak perceptual acuity occurs in adolescence and early adulthood. The line implies heightened sensitivity and processing during ages roughly ten to nineteen.
The article compares staking tomato vines with letting them sprawl. It outlines space efficiency and earlier sun exposure from staking and describes methods including six foot poles with trellis, a fence border, and a tepee setup. It also advises trimming side shoots and using soft tying material to prevent damage.
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