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Newspaper

Bronte Enterprise

Location

Bronte, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1943

Page

3

Whistling Joe Back Home in Spirit and Song

An editor notes a heartfelt poem honoring baby boy Whistling Joe, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. Larkin. The verses describe his Bronze Section upbringing, nickname for whistling, marriage in Sanney, and Navy training in Norfolk in 1942. The family laments his absence yet expresses pride and faith in his service to Uncle Sam.

Joe D. Larkin Country Féside Sanney Navy Norfolk Virginia Sam

PTA Executive Committee Meets Transacts Business

The Bronze Parent-Teachers Association executive committee met February 2 1943 in the office of Superintendent B F Kirk. A nominating committee to nominate officers for next year was appointed consisting of Mrs Geo Thomas Mrs C E Arrott and Mrs O R McQueen.

Bronze Parent - Teachers Association B. F. Kirk PTA Geo. Thomas C. E. Arrott O. R. McQueen

Fisher to Work for District in Washington D C

The Enterprise quotes Congressman O C Fisher pledging to represent the people of his district in the National Congress. He promises to stay in touch with constituents and learn their wishes, saying he will act as their servant and push needed legislation. The piece portrays him as an active, responsive leader ready to take action.

O. C. Fisher Washington, D. C National Congress Ping

Box Supper at Tennyson for School Benefit

A box supper fundraiser at the Tennyson school home on Friday night February 12 supports the school. Miss Edna Hogan leads the school with Mrs. Lutie Dunn as assistant. The event includes boxes of food and other entertainments, with progress reports from patrons and invitations to attend for nearby communities.

Tennyson School Tennyson Edna Hogan Lutie Dunn

Coke County Red Cross Quota Set at 1650

Coke County Chapter of the American Red Cross announces a local quota of 1650 dollars for the coming year. National goal is 125 million dollars with most funds aimed at supporting armed forces. Campaign opens March 1, 1943, under War Fund Chairman W H Maxwell Jr and Chairman H A Springer urges broad community support.

H. A. Springer War Fund W. H. Maxwell, Jr Coke County American Red Cross Springer Red Cross Coke

Hayley Couple Move to Norton Home

Mr and Mrs W L Hayley of Norton relocate to establish a new residence. A courteous letter of friendship from the couple accompanies the notice, signaling settled plans and community ties.

W. L. Hayley Norton

Fisher to Work For Strike Ban During War

Texas congressman Q O Fisher, newly assigned to the House Labor Committee, vows to push bills preventing strikes in war production. He cites the coal strike as a hampering of the war effort and supports compulsory service for striking miners. He also serves on Immigration and Naturalization, Rivers and Harbors, Roads, and Mood Control committees.

QO. C. Fisher Texas House Labor Committee Washington Ile Fishop John Ob Lewis Lewis Thas Committee On Labor Congressman Fisher

Subscriptions Drive Friendly Pay-Up Camp

A lighthearted appeal invites readers to support by subscribing, framing it as a feel good gesture that benefits both the reader and publication. The tone stays upbeat and community oriented.

Declined fragment prompts brief local notice

The text appears as an incomplete request from longtime readers asking for the Enterprise inclusion. The fragment shows greeting language but lacks concrete event, date, or actionable details for a proper news item.

Bronte Banquet Celebrates Seniors and Juniors Readings

The Bronte school junior class hosted a banquet for the senior class on Thursday night January 28. The event featured readings titled Senior Class History of 1943 and Senior Class Will to the Juniors, with names of readers promised for next week.

Bronte School Enterprise Ruth Stevens Enterprise Office

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