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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1945
Page
7
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E E Robertson buys the Self Grocery in Bronte and opens for business December 1. Former Price Motor Company mechanic from Ballinger, Robertson served in the Artillery and Air Corps with time in Texas, Oklahoma, and the South Pacific. He and his wife Nila Hurt have two sons Jerry and Ronny, and a friendly bulldog named Chita. The Bronte Enterprise welcomes the new owners and his plan to support the community.
Cecil Kemp of Dallas plans to open Kemp Kleaners in Bronte at the start of the year. The Ballinger native is son of Frank Kemp, manager of the Co-op Gin there, and he is married to Frances Lewis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Lewis.
Kemp, who spent three years in Dallas, plans to open an office in the Bronte building housing West Texas Utilities. He awaits a new boiler to arrive and says he is eager to begin once staffed. The move completes a Bronte Community Service Club project.
A full calf and bronc riding program plus goat and calf roping and other events will take place tomorrow in Robert Lee. The amateur rodeo welcomes 4-H and F F A participants as directors L R Schooler and Delmir Sheppard prepare for a big turnout in the new arena built by the Coke County Livestock Association.
Robert Lee and coach George Taylor claim the bi district championship in Districts 5-B and 6-B with a 19-0 win over Eden. The Bronze eleven, though young and inexperienced, gave a fine season and will return stronger next year.
The Bronze Enterprise notes returning service members. Joe Edward Scott of the SeaBees in the Pacific is home for a month. Lee Craig of Blackwell, whose wife is in Bronte, is also home. Delbert Ray Coulson is in town on leave from San Diego. James Weaver Scott from San Pedro said he would be home in a few days.
N L Pruitt and his two sons took possession Monday of Browning's Store in Bronte, purchasing the combined grocery and clothing shop from LeRoy Price who recently moved from Lubbock. Mrs Pruitt will help in the clothing department and plans include charge accounts and delivery service for Coke County customers.
William Lee Brown and J. B. Clark visited San Angelo last week to observe the stock sales. Clark praised the fat stock and plans to return, while Brown said he always enjoys attending such affairs.
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