Publisher Entered as Second Class Matter at Bronte Post
The Bronte Texas publication notes its status as second class matter at the local post office, dated March 1 1918 under the 1879 act.
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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1962
Page
5
The Bronte Texas publication notes its status as second class matter at the local post office, dated March 1 1918 under the 1879 act.
Uncle Huie of Hog Creek writes to the editor with a folksy essay on doctors wages and reform, praising his local physician, and poking light fun at grammar and editorial policies. He riffs on the Census, Jerusalem, cake sales, and the Congo as he defends plain speech. He signs off with Yours truly, Uncle Huie.
Mrs Warnock Hipp hosted the Bronte Home Demons tration Club on February 7 at 2 30 pm President J C Boatright presided and opening exercises were led by Mrs Hipp The program on Health and Safety was led by Mrs Floyd Crunk The floating prize was won by Mrs Hipp and refreshments served to several members with Mrs Parker hosting next meeting February 21.
Mr and Mrs L W Beaty learned of their granddaughter Betty Bennett 19 who died February 6 after a long illness in Cortez Colorado She leaves her parents Mr and Mrs R L Bennett and sister Nellie all former Bronte residents Funeral services were attended in Cortez by Mr and Mrs Austin Sandusky
Bronte businessman Charlie Boecking declared his bid for Coke County Judge on the Democratic ticket. He vows a full county canvass and promises efficient fair and honest governance if elected May 5. He notes 14 years in Bronte business and strong community support. He is a Baptist and Mason. February is Heart Month.
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