Bronte Enterprise Weekly Edition Listing
The Bronte Enterprise appears as a weekly newspaper published every Thursday in Bronte Texas Coke County. The fragment mentions ePRS or ePro references and a partial note about publication cadence.
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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1968
Page
5
The Bronte Enterprise appears as a weekly newspaper published every Thursday in Bronte Texas Coke County. The fragment mentions ePRS or ePro references and a partial note about publication cadence.
A damaged OCR fragment mentioning Ben Oglesby and a 1918 postal entry shows prices and a disclaimer about reflecting on the character of persons or firms.
Local notes list visiting families and weekend guests from Mesquite Sweetwater San Angelo Fort Worth Bronte Oracle and Grape Creek with names including Meridith Garrett Roy Baker Chuck Lamberth and Jim Morrow Birthday events and family dinners are mentioned across multiple households.
Mrs Fay Roe presented the program on resizing patterns during a Bronte H D Club meeting held with Mrs Olga Whalen. Mrs Floyd Brown filed the council report while vice president Mrs Co E Arrott led the business session. New member Mrs James Saylor was introduced as others present included Mmes J L Brunson J C Boatright O R McQueen Winnie Tidwell and Charles Ragsdale.
The lunch menu lists daily meals from Monday to Friday with items like corn pone pie and buttered corn, ground meat pattie with gravy, turkey salad, spaghetti and meat balls, and sauerkraut with weiners. Each day includes sides such as vegetables, salads, breads, desserts, and beverages.
Mrs Clyde Lee served as hostess for the Sorosis Study Club gathering held last Thursday night February 1. Mrs Royce Lee led the program Preserve Our Most Precious Possessions and shared pictures of Bronte's proposed recreation center with members. Discussion covered Mother's March plans and a refreshment table offered cherry tarts coffee and cold drinks.
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