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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1961
Page
4
Notice announces a budget hearing from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Thursday August 31 1961 in the superintendent's office for Bronte Independent School District. Taxpayers in the district are invited to attend and participate.
Mr and Mrs Nolan Butler returned Sunday from Eastland after attending the funeral services for his brother Bruce Butler 55. He died Friday after a long illness. Services were held Sunday in Eastland. He is survived by his wife. On Monday they and Elaine went to Amarillo to be with his brother Keifer who was seriously injured Thursday. Butler a 34 year old coach at Shelleytown was injured in a freak accident on the football field prior to scrimmage. He suffered a dislocated vertebrae in his neck.
Mrs. Lucille Baldwin returned to Bronte after summer in Albuquerque and Alpine. Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Brown and Fran of La Verne Oklahoma visited her parents and his. Jimmy Ed Mackey, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Mackey, had oral surgery in San Angelo. The Modglings from Weatherford and Gary visited the Walton and Brown families over the weekend.
About 90 people attended the County Court room gathering on Monday August 28 for a Sheep and Wool Production meeting. Jim Gray spoke on sheep selection while George Taylor advised on improving packaging for saleable wool. Dr Koberg answered questions on sheep insects and diseases.
A county extension bulletin urges weekly square counts to monitor bollworm and boll weevil buildup in cotton. It notes continuing infestations, drought-related field drying, and the need to weigh moisture, egg counts, plant stage, and damage before deciding on control measures. Insect control guides with spray and dust recommendations are available at the office.
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