15 Aug 1958
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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1958
Page
1
In a rural letter, Uncle Huie jokes about Congressmen working on Saturdays as dangerous to American life. He recalls past schemes to visit town and warns that lazy legislators could erode norms and freedoms. He urges the editor to write to their Congressman to stop the Saturday work trend.
Modesto visitors Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Sutton and children spent the weekend with aunt Mrs. B. P. Ragsdale. Mrs. Jim Wilson is ill in Bronte hospital. Mr. and Mrs. James Saunders welcomed a son. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lackey and Mr. and Mrs. Harve Saunders. Ragsdales and visitors attended Bell reunion in Robert Lee and Chapman reunion in Water Valley. Visitors from Deming New Mexico include Mrs. Pearl Gray and Mrs. Eunice McGuire with children. Mr. Joe Patterson of Aransas Pass visiting Blackwell relatives. Picnic honors extend to Coke Chapman Sr. and Jr. families from Faith, South Dakota.
The Bronte Enterprise reports a picnic supper at Oak Creek Lake with many families from Blackwell and nearby towns plus a West family reunion at the American Legion Hall in Bronte with attendees from San Angelo Odessa San Antonio Abilene and Deming New Mexico. Vacation Bible School at First Methodist runs this week for 69 children with multiple teachers and Mrs. Louis Sweet as superintendent.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth H Clark visited relatives in town over the weekend while working in Roswell New Mexico.
Mr and Mrs J O Bagwell visited in Midland and Odessa recently. In Odessa they were guests of Mrs Euldene Coward Kennedy and in Midland they visited Mr and Mrs J E Stephens who is J O Bagwell's cousin.
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