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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1957
Page
3
A column argues that districts below 500 students must merge under state proposals, warning Loraine would lose sports programs and the school itself if forced to consolidate. It contends small districts may cost more per pupil but provide comparable or better education and urges immediate local action.
The Clothing Leaders sew garments including a coat and dress or two piece suit. Meetings are at Mrs. Weldon Fikes home in Robert Lee and will continue until garments are finished. Livestock Show was postponed. pies and candy planned for exhibitors were enjoyed by families. Trash burner demo by W. S. Allen highlighted. Springer home viewing encouraged with free plans available. 4 H Council meeting postponed due to Stock Show with plans to reschedule and notify delegates.
Two former Bronte men were elected to offices in the West Texas A M Club at their meeting Thursday night of last week in Litton's Cafeteria in San Angelo. R T Caperton of Sterling City was named president and Norman R Riker of San Angelo was elected vice president.
The group elected as officers Jack Shaw vice-president Thomas B Hill secretary-treasurer and named new directors R L Heitcamp Ed Hyman Alton O McEver all of San Angelo and Jack B Waide of Robert Lee A business meeting followed and members viewed a film of the 1956 A M SMU football game.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rusk of Lubbock visited Mr. and Mrs. John Rusk and A. E. Rusk over the weekend and returned home Sunday afternoon.
Martin Lee of Harlingen spent the past weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Harlin Lee and other relatives and friends.
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