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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1963
Page
1
Twelve Bronte high students will take the 1963 National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test at 9 a.m. Tuesday March 5. Principal Joe Simpson announced. The three hour exam begins the process for 1964 four year Merit Scholarships with awards varying by sponsor participation.
The piece notes John and Ruth Brown’s terraced Riverside Drive property in Robert Lee with pecan plantings. It mentions JT Mylie and Floyd Harmon adding pecans nearby and praises pecan trees for longevity and value. It covers a Fort Worth lamb show where four lambs won prizes and lists exhibitors. A Bronte meeting Friday will discuss the 1963 feed grain program with officials present. It stresses reporting screwworm cases and local control efforts to aid the program's success in Coke County.
Bronte Church of Christ minister Foy L Moore announced the Lubbock Children’s Home needs 3 200 Frontier stamps to buy a new 60 passenger bus for 90 children. The 1951 bus is worn out and stamps will fund transport to church services picnics scout meetings school events and camping trips. Moore will collect stamps in Bronte and forward them to the home.
Members of Division 58 of the Licensed Vocational Nurses Association of Texas met in Ballinger. Dr John Green presented a film The Essentials of Neurological Examination. J B Mackey of Bronte was named to the advisory council. Next meeting is March 7 in Bronte.
Tad Richards was hospitalized in San Angelo over the weekend for a foot injury. Mrs. Dorothy Riker attended a national hair stylists convention in Dallas with beauty shop colleagues from San Angelo. Dr. and Mrs. Dean Adams visited Bronte friends and planned move to New Braunfels this week after visiting relatives in San Angelo.
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